The St. Louis Blues returned to practice this week but won’t be whole again until Team Canada members Colton Parayko and ...
Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman reported that the St. Louis Blues could be looking at moving their captain, Brayden Schenn and ...
The Blues' playoff chances are looking murky at best, and that has led to some trade speculation involving their captain.
Vibes should have been good. The energy should have been exuberant. There was finally another chance at a three-game winning ...
Matthew DeFranks: The Blues practiced at 10:30 today. They only had 11 forwards, so a couple lines were rotating a bit. But it looked like Neighbours-Thomas-Buchnevich, Holloway-Schenn-Kyrou, ...
St. Louis Blues President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today the team has acquired forward Corey Andonovski from the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for ...
Some pundits believe GM Doug Armstrong could become a major seller by the March trade deadline. TSN's Darren Dreger got things rolling last Thursday when he said there was “potential” for ...
I think it’s time for Doug Armstrong and co. to take a bold approach to the March 7th deadline. I’d make the argument that the Blues should not label any of their players as “untouchable.” ...
After missing the post-season the past two seasons, it appears GM Doug Armstrong could be looking to shuffle his roster before the March 7 deadline arrives — at the very least, he’s open to ...
Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. Blues general manager Doug Armstrong speaks with the media on Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2025, about the team placing Brandon Saad on ...
MARYLAND HEIGHTS, Mo. -- In light of Doug Armstrong’s disclosure of placing veteran forward Brandon Saad on waivers Tuesday, St. Louis Blues fans immediately turned their attentions to Dalibor ...
General manager Doug Armstrong said that was the plan if he wasn't claimed. Saad has another year left on his contract at a salary cap hit of $4.5 million, which made it unlikely he was going ...