General manager Doug Armstrong wants to hand an ascending team to Alexander Steen. To get from here to there, the Blues will give opportunities to many prospects and young veterans.
The Blues would continue with Bally under the arrangement.
Post-Dispatch Blues beat reporter Matthew DeFranks joined columnist Jeff Gordon to discuss the St. Louis Blues successful offer sheet maneuvers for Edmonton Oilers' players.
Post-Dispatch Blues beat reporter Matthew DeFranks joined columnist Jeff Gordon to discuss how the first round of this weekend’s NHL Draft could unfold.
Read the full transcript of our weekly Blues chat.
Blues general manager Doug Armstrong made sure Holloway, 22, and Broberg, 23, knew the team’s vision moving forward and how the former first-round picks would be part of it.
On Tuesday, the week-long wait to find out whether Edmonton would match St. Louis’ offer sheets for Broberg and Holloway ended, as the Oilers declined to match the offers and instead accepted draft pick compensation from the Blues.
As the Blues did, the Cardinals must devise an ambitious plan for the next several years and then see it through.
St. Louis Blues general manager Doug Armstrong spoke with the media on August 20, 2024 about recent acquistions made to the team using offer sheets. Video courtesy of St. Louis Blues, edited by Jenna Jones.
Dylan Holloway talks about what drew him to sign the offer sheet from the St. Louis Blues and how he's feeling. Video courtesy of the St. Louis Blues, edited by Jenna Jones.
Blues general manager Doug Armstrong successfully acquired a pair of young, former first-round picks when the Oilers elected not to match offer sheets to defenseman Philip Broberg and forward Dylan Holloway.
Defenseman Philip Broberg speaks with the media via Zoom on Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2024, after signing with the Blues. (Video Courtesy St. Louis Blues)
Kos, taken at pick No. 81 over the summer, is a Czech-born winger who has played the past two seasons in Finland.
St. Louis signed defenseman Philip Broberg to a two-year agreement with a $4,580,917 cap hit and forward Dylan Holloway to a two-year agreement with a $2,290,457 cap hit.
The team announced on Tuesday morning that it signed Oilers forward Dylan Holloway and defenseman Philip Broberg to offer sheets, which gives Edmonton a week to match it.
In today’s 10 a.m. “Ten Hochman” sports video — brought to you by Siteman Cancer Center — Ben Hochman discusses Blues legend Brett Hull, who turns 60 today. Also, a happy birthday shoutout to Sam Elliott! And as always, Hochman picks a random St. Louis Cards card!
Dickinson completed his first full season of professional hockey in the spring, playing 45 games for Orlando in the ECHL and an additional 17 for Springfield (Massachusetts) in the AHL.
Read the full transcript of beat writer Matthew DeFranks' Blues chat.
Peterson, 22, is a right-handed forward who has consistently flashed his above-average speed to go with his 6-4 frame.
Burns played for Canada in an intrasquad game on Tuesday night and again in an 8-6 win over Finland on Friday afternoon.
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Buchinger, an offense-leaning left-handed defenseman, just finished his junior career in the spring with Guelph in the OHL with 47 points in 52 games.
Diamond's financial health and survival is of keen interest to the leagues. Professional teams depend on Diamond to air their games, and to pay for the right to do so.
The left-handed defenseman was one of the largest players in the draft this year, measuring in at 6-4 and 226, according to NHL Central Scouting.
BSM parent company reports progress in talks to have programming return to Comcast Xfinity system.
He was second in the USHL with 50 assists and helped the Fighting Saints reach the Clark Cup Final, where they lost to Fargo.
The Joseph brothers will become the seventh set of brothers to play for the Blues and the first since Rich and Ron Sutter from 1991-93.
Swedish forward Simon Robertsson is confirmed to be making the move to turn professional in North America, while Finnish forward Aleksanteri Kaskimaki is rumored to be making the jump.
Tkachuk, who is the son of Blues legend Keith Tkachuk and grew up in St. Louis, won the Cup last month as a member of the Florida Panthers.
2024 Stanley Cup winner and St. Louis area native Matthew Tkachuk, who plays for the NHL Florida Panthers, brings the coveted NHL championship trophy to St. Louis Children's Hospital on Thursday, July 18, 2024.