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The St. Louis Blues are on a bit of a slump recently, but it hasn't stopped these three players from still carrying some life in them.
St. Louis Blues President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today the Blues’ opening night roster for the 2025-26 regular season. The Blues will host the Minnesota Wild in the regular season opener on Thursday at 7 p.
ST. LOUIS – It’s almost time again for St. Louis Blues hockey. The Blues open the 2025-26 season Thursday at home against the Minnesota Wild. It will be Jim Montgomery’s first full season as head coach. The Blues are also rocking new jerseys this ...
Suter turned in a career season last year with 25 goals and 21 assists. He averaged 17:21 of ice time and assumed a massive role late in the season.
The ex-Bruins forward signed a professional tryout with the Blues in August and reunited with former Boston coach, Jim Montgomery. Blues general manager Doug Armstrong told reporters on Tuesday that Lucic “got banged up” toward the end of the team’s preseason games. But St. Louis will keep the veteran around.
The Penguins will need to get used to playing without Rakell. The winger, who scored 35 goals last season to lead the team, is expected to be out for up to eight weeks after surgery on his left hand. Rakell was struck by a puck during Saturday's 5-4 shootout loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Sending Dalibor Dvorsky, Otto Stenberg and Justin Carbonneau down to the minors or juniors is what's best for them, even if the prospect of them playing in the NHL is exciting.
Some changes to key issues in the new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) could help the St. Louis Blues ahead of the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs. The biggest change is the removal of the “cap loophole,” where teams could place their best players on ...
The Blues gave up eight goals in a lopsided 8-3 loss to the Blackhawks Wednesday and have now surrendered 13 goals in two home games.
Former St. Louis Blues goaltender Colten Ellis turned away 27 of the 29 shots he faced as he and the Buffalo Sabres secured a win in his NHL debut.