We've already asked the big questions for the St. Louis Blues' goaltenders and defensemen as we approach the 2026-27 season, and now it's time to talk about the forwards.
Dylan Peterson knows exactly what is at stake. After spending the past two seasons developing in the American Hockey League (AHL) with the Springfield Thunderbirds, the 24-year-old forward is trying to show that he can finally make the jump to the St.
The St. Louis Blues are now halfway through their preseason slate and once again were defeated 2-1 by the Dallas Stars. With two very different rosters, there are a good number of positives to come away from this game. With a more NHL-ready roster, the Blues locked down a few key roster battles.
Perhaps the worst thing that could have happened to St. Louis Blues defenseman Tyler Tucker is getting hurt at this point in training camp. Tucker, a depth defenseman at his best, is already on the bubble.
The St. Louis Blues took the ice for their second preseason game on Monday night. For the second straight game, they faced the Dallas Stars. For the second straight game, the Blues fell, 2-1.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
The NHL's regular season kicks off next week and, as we approach the start of 2026-27, we're asking major questions about each major player on the St. Louis Blues.
Through two preseason appearances, St. Louis Blues goaltender Georgii Romanov has played strictly the final two periods, and has looked impressive doing so.
Blues fans around St. Louis are incredibly excited for the NHL season to start, and for good reason. With new faces like Connor McMichael, Mason McTavish,
Stop me if you've heard this one before: the St. Louis Blues start the season slow, fumbling around in the basement of the Western Conference, only to surge late in the season and push for a playoff spot.
Wake up, everyone; it is Game Day for the St. Louis Blues. It is time for another matchup with the Dallas Stars, and this time it will be in Dallas. After going with a prospect-heavy lineup in the first game, it is time for some of the NHL regulars to make their first appearance of the season.
The St. Louis Blues will have numerous roster decisions to make before the 2026-27 regular season officially begins. And those decisions could lead to some players being moved out in the coming days or weeks.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
The reins have been handed to Joel Hofer as the next franchise goaltender for the St. Louis Blues. Well, not officially, but it is pretty much a done deal. With the first preseason game come and gone, Jordan Binnington did not erase the pain from last season’s abysmal showing.
While the NHL and AHL sides of the St. Louis Blues system are still in camp, the rest of the pipeline is already underway and into their regular season.
After the first preseason game, the St. Louis Blues have made some great strides toward their opening night lineup. Their opponent will be the same as the one they lost 2-1 to, the Dallas Stars, but they will be at full strength on October 2. Hoping to play in that game on October 2 is a defenseman who is doing everything right so far.
After recording a career-high 46 points in 2024-25, Jake Neighbours took a noticeable step backward in 2025-26. He recorded just 15 goals and 36 points.
September 20: As expected, Gaudet has cleared waivers, and he’s been assigned to AHL Springfield, the Blues shared this afternoon. The St. Louis training camp roster is now at 39 players.
The 2026-27 season has officially started with a 2-1 loss for the St. Louis Blues against the Dallas Stars. Overall, it was a pretty good look for a lot of the prospects showcased, as well as some of the key players fighting for roster spots. There was one area, and one player in particular, that had a bit of a sour taste.
The 16th overall pick of the 2026 NHL Draft made his St. Louis Blues preseason debut. Maddox Dagenais showed exactly why he was selected, as he did not disappoint. Rocking a sweet No.
The St. Louis Blues following last night’s 2-1 loss to the Dallas Stars, made their first round of preseason roster cuts. Eight players were cut from the roster with six heading to their AHL affiliate the Springfield Thunderbirds and two being assigned to their respective junior teams.
With a Blues team that’s coming off back-to-back disappointing starts to their season, it’s somewhat surprising to see Armstrong seemingly take the pressure off getting off to a good start when speaking before training camp.
Fans of the St. Louis Blues have gotten used to watching their team heat up in spring after they’ve already played themselves out of contention, but they thought 2024-25 would be different.
The first waiver placement of training camp is upon us. Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reports (Twitter link) that the Blues have placed defenseman Marc-Andre Gaudet on waivers.
The St. Louis Blues have officially opened training camp ahead of the 2026-27 NHL season. With 48 players competing for roster spots, including 27 forwards, 15 defensemen, and six goaltenders, there are plenty of storylines to follow.
St. Louis Blues forward prospect Adam Jecho has entered the NHLPA Player’s Assistance Program, per a memo distributed by the NHLPA. Jecho will be unavailable indefinitely, likely keeping him out of all rookie camp and training camp activities.