Vladimir Tarasenko tucks a one-handed shot past Devan Dubnyk. (Ann Heisenfelt, AP)

If it works once, why not try it again?

St. Louis Blues forward Vladimir Tarasenko, who stunned the hockey world by doing the Forsberg move at full speed on a November breakaway, did the same thing Wednesday night in Game 4 against the Minnesota Wild.

Both were special in their own way.

In November, he gracefully eluded three defenders before faking out Rangers goalie Cam Talbot with the one-handed, tuck-in goal.

Wednesday, he had less speed at the start of his rush, but he bulled past defenseman Jordan Leopold, causing him to fall. Despite defenseman Matt Dumba delivering a little slash and having his stick near Tarasenko’s face, the Blues forward still had the presence of mind to attempt the one-hander.

Wild goalie Devan Dubnyk was equally fooled.

It was Tarasenko’s second goal of the night.