Brouwer scored a goal and added an assist in Monday's 5-2 win over Pittsburgh. He also fired a game-high six shots on goal and skated to a plus-2.

EDGE Analysis

Brouwer's ninth goal of the season at 2:10 of the third was the first of three unanswered tallies by St. Louis in the period, and also held up as the game-winner. The former Capital and Blackhawk has struggled in his first season with the Blues, scoring at an average of 0.39 points per game (19 in 49 games) after producing at a rate of 0.52 or higher over his last three full NHL campaigns.

Brouwer found the back of the net Friday night, but the Blues ended up losing to the Ducks in the shootout frame, 4-3.

EDGE Analysis

Brouwer controlled the puck along the side boards and juked around Ducks defenseman Korbinian Holzer to give him a clear path for his wrister to get past Ducks goalie John Gibson. Aside from that highlight, Brouwer added two hits and three blocked shots to round out his impressive showing. Still, the offensive production has been hard to come by for the 6-foot-3 winger -- Brouwer has just two goals for his only points since Nov. 23, a span of 21 games.

Brouwer has failed to write his name on the scoresheet in four consecutive games.

EDGE Analysis

Brouwer has floundered since the start of season, garnering a paltry six points in 25 contests. The winger scored at least 30 points in each of his four seasons with Washington, but has not lived up to expectations after the Blues traded for him in the offseason.

Brouwer switched on the goal light in Monday night's 2-1 win over the Sabres.

EDGE Analysis

Brouwer was in the way of a Kevin Shattenkirk shot attempt but effectively controlled the puck and did a nifty backhand sweep into the net. This was the fifth goal of the season for Brouwer, who's on pace for a career-high 47 points in his first year wearing blue.

Brouwer scored a power-play goal in Thursday's 6-3 loss to the Rangers, extending his points streak to four games.

EDGE Analysis

Brouwer managed to grab an assist in each of his past three games and pulled the Blues to within a goal to end the second period. It doesn't matter who his linemates are, Brouwer continues to put together one of his best starts in recent memory.

Brouwer secured a win against the Lightning on Tuesday night with an empty-net goal.

EDGE Analysis

Brouwer proved that an empty netter isn't an automatic freebie, as he still had to aim around a defender and shoot the puck from close proximity to center ice. He now has eight points (3 goals, 5 assists) on the season, which currently has him tied with Alexander Steen for the second-highest point total behind Vladamir Tarasenko and his nine combined goals and assists.

Brouwer recorded his second straight multi-point game, notching two helpers Thursday against Edmonton.

EDGE Analysis

Brouwer is certainly enjoying his new home in St. Louis and doesn't appear to be missing Washington at all. The veteran winger has two goals and five points in four games to start the season. He played 14:17 and even saw time on the top line with Paul Stastny and Alexander Steen. The Blues are in sync and Brouwer has made T.J. Oshie's departure a lot easier to swallow so far.

Brouwer scored a breakaway goal and added an assist in Tuesday's win against Calgary.

EDGE Analysis

Captain David Backes sprung Brouwer on a breakaway early in the second period and the veteran winger would not be denied. He sent a quick wrist shot that beat Jonas Hiller stick-side to tie the game 2-2. Brouwer has made his presence felt early on in his first season with St. Louis, with three points in three games. Perhaps the most telling stat was his ice time, as Brouwer led all Blues forwards with 18:54. The bump in playing time may lead to a bump in production for Brouwer this season.

Brouwer (lower body) will play Saturday against the Wild.

EDGE Analysis

Brouwer suffered a minor injury in Thursday's season opener, but it will not prevent him from taking the ice Saturday night. While he picked up the injury Thursday, he did notch his first goal of the season, took five shots on goal, and posted a plus-one rating.

Brouwer (lower body) is expected to play Saturday against the Wild, Jeremy Rutherford of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports.

EDGE Analysis

Brouwer is apparently a little banged up following Thursday's 3-1 win over the Oilers, but is expected to play Saturday against Minnesota. His status will be confirmed prior to puck drop, but if he's unable to go, Scottie Upshall is expected to take his place in the Blues' lineup.