St. Louis Blues’ Recent Struggles Make Playoffs a Long Shot
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6d ago
The St. Louis Blues only made one trade by the 3 PM deadline on Friday (March 8), and it wasn’t for much. They traded goaltender Malcolm Subban to the Columbus Blue Jackets for future considerations (player, money, or picks). The fact that they only made that one deal shows that ..read more
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Armstrong & Getzlaf to Lead Hockey Canada Into 2026 Olympics
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6d ago
Hockey Canada has announced that St. Louis Blues general manager (GM) Doug Armstrong has been named as Team Canada’s GM for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy. For the first time since the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, the NHL and its players will be returning to the biggest international ..read more
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3 St. Louis Blues Players GM Doug Armstrong Should Have Kept
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6d ago
The scrutiny St. Louis Blues general manager Doug Armstrong has faced during his tenure with the team has been well documented. After helping build a team that hoisted the franchise’s first-ever Stanley Cup in 2019, the Blues have failed to win more than one round in the playoffs since and ..read more
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Matthew Kessel’s Journey to the St. Louis Blues
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6d ago
When looking at the St. Louis Blues’ defense corp this season, the name that stands out the most is the player who was least expected to contribute coming into the season. While Colton Parayko has taken a step forward this season to solidify himself as a legitimate top-pairing defenseman and ..read more
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NHL Rebuild Rankings: Post-2024 Trade Deadline Edition
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6d ago
There were a few teams that were rebuilding last season that have become contenders this season, most notably, the Vancouver Canucks. Then there are a few teams that weren’t considered rebuilders but are back, specifically the Ottawa Senators. Then, there are a few teams that weren’t considered rebuilders but are ..read more
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Today in Hockey History: March 19
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6d ago
The NHL history made on this date spans nearly a century. The names in today’s column read like a who’s who list of the Hockey Hall of Fame. From the early day of the league in the 1920s and 1930s to some recent milestones, March 19 has it all. Phil ..read more
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Blues’ Armstrong Will Add to His Legacy As Canada’s Olympic GM
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6d ago
It’s not a shock, but St. Louis Blues general manager Doug Armstrong is set to reprise his role as the GM for Team Canada‘s men in the 2026 Olympics. It’s a role he first occupied in 2022 when his nation surprisingly finished shy of the podium. But then, he was ..read more
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Blues’ First Round Pick Theo Lindstein Signs Entry-Level Contract
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6d ago
The St. Louis Blues made a move for their future by signing one of their first-round picks to a three-year entry-level contract (ELC.) Defenseman Theo Lindstein, the 29th overall pick in the 2023 NHL Entry Draft, by agreed to terms with the organization on his ELC, becoming the second of the team’s three first-rounders to be under contract. The 19-year-old Swedish product was the last of the Blues’ three first-round selections this past summer and has been playing for Brynas IF in the HockeyAllsvenkan, a men’s league in his native Sweden. He also represented Sweden in the 2024 World Juniors ..read more
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St. Louis Blues Need to Start Playing Their Prospects
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6d ago
Over the past few months, the St.Louis Blues have been rearranging their lineup, and as the season comes to a close, many eligible prospects could be called up. Although space on the roster may be an issue, there is room for another prospect. So far, we’ve seen Matthew Kessel, Zachary Bolduc, and Zach Dean get their shot on the Blues roster for the first time in their careers. However, players like Jimmy Snuggerud and Otto Stenberg have yet to sign an entry-level deal. Here’s a look at why now is the time to put their prospects to the test. Uncertainty ..read more
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Blues Should Stick with Kevin Hayes Despite Struggles
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2w ago
The St. Louis Blues acquired veteran center Kevin Hayes from the Philadephia Flyers last summer. In the deal, they sacrificed a sixth-round pick in the 2024 Draft, while the Flyers retained 50 percent of his $7.1 million salary cap hit for the final three seasons of his deal. It was ..read more
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