A good day turned sour for the St. Louis Blues and a top defenseman. Philip Broberg was forced out of the team’s Saturday loss to the Vegas Golden Knights after getting checked against the boards by Vegas winger Mark Stone.
It’s no surprise at this point that the St. Louis Blues and GM Doug Armstrong are not just looking to make a trade, but really want to make one. Since early in the season, Armstrong has made it clear the Blues are open to moves after the team got off to a slow and uneven start.
The St. Louis Blues signed defenseman Philip Broberg to a six-year, $48 million extension through the 2031-32 season Saturday. Broberg, 24, is in his second season with the Blues.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
St. Louis has given an extension to one of their key defenceman. Prior to their game against the Vegas Golden Knights, the Blues announced they have signed Philip Broberg to a contract extension.
The St. Louis Blues announced Saturday they signed defenseman Philip Broberg to a six-year, $48-million contract extension that will pay him an average of $8 million per season and keep him with the club through the 2033-34 campaign.
According to a team announcement, the St. Louis Blues have signed pending restricted free agent defenseman Philip Broberg to a six-year, $48M ($8M AAV) extension. The new deal will keep Broberg in St. Louis through the 2031-32 NHL season.
The St. Louis Blues lost their leading scorer to injury in Friday night’s game against the Utah Mammoth. Center Robert Thomas left the game less than a minute into the first period after falling over Mammoth forward Lawson Crouse and hitting his face, hands, and shoulders into the ice, captured by Sportsnet.
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The St. Louis Blues endured a long night in their meeting with the rival Chicago Blackhawks at the United Center Wednesday night. The Blues got off to a sharp start when they scored inside the first 30 seconds, but the game quickly got out of hand as the Blackhawks rolled to a 7-3 triumph.
The St. Louis Blues are no strangers to slow starts, but this season, it doesn’t feel like a major second-half turnaround is on the horizon. As a result, GM Doug Armstrong has made it clear he’s willing to listen on just about anyone on his roster.
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The St. Louis Blues seek their first three-game winning streak of the season Wednesday when they visit a team riding such a tear, the Central Division rival Chicago Blackhawks.
The St. Louis Blues have been on a good run to start the month, winning two games in a row. However, there is something to consider. The Blues’ most reliable starter, Jordan Binnington, has dropped some abysmal numbers this season.
The St. Louis Blues have decided that young Russian-born forward Alexey Toropchenko is worth keeping around, and they’ve signed him to a contract extension that was made official on Monday afternoon.
On Sunday, both World Juniors semifinal games featured two Blues prospects: Sweden goaltender Love Harenstam and Czechia defenseman Adam Jiricek. Harenstam helped lead Sweden to a 4–3 shootout victory over Finland, while Jiricek helped lead Czechia to a 6–4 win over Canada.
The Montreal Canadiens went into St. Louis on Saturday afternoon and laid a goose egg as the Blues got a 2-0 win. It was a very frustrating game, as the Habs couldn’t connect cleanly on their passes, which hurt them defensively but especially in the offensive zone.
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The first half of the season gave the Montreal Canadiens' organizational depth a severe test. The Canadiens may face more lineup shuffling when they continue their seven-game road trip Saturday afternoon against the St. Louis Blues.