The Buffalo Sabres are attached to St Louis Blues center Robert Thomas in the NHL trade deadline rumor mill. St Louis is expected to ask for a haul from teams for both Thomas and Jordan Kyrou.
The St Louis Blues are near the basement of the league as the NHL trade deadline approaches. That has them positioned as sellers, with more than just pending free agents on the block.
This week is shaping up to be a transformative one for the Blues. Amid mounting interest for forward cornerstone Robert Thomas, they’ve also been fielding more sparse interest in starting goaltender Jordan Binnington over the last several months.
As the trade deadline inches closer, Robert Thomas remains one of the biggest names on the market. The St. Louis Blues center is one of the best playmakers in the league, and teams will be lining up for his services, but the Blues won’t sell him for cheap.
The Sabres are a late but aggressive entrant in talks to acquire center Robert Thomas from the Blues, reports Darren Dreger of TSN. Their offer contains multiple first-round picks or equivalent pieces, Chris Johnston of TSN and The Athletic relays.
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Just a few weeks ago, it seemed improbable that the St. Louis Blues would trade Robert Thomas. Yes, he was in trade rumors, but it still felt like he was untouchable, and there was no chance he was leaving.
The NHL trade deadline is only a few days away. As the final days for teams to make those last crucial additions ahead of a postseason push quickly approach, rumors are flying around regarding St.
The Montreal Canadiens are in a great position to make a splash at the NHL Trade Deadline this year, and no better player on the market would fit the Canadiens’ timeline and overall team fit than St.
The Minnesota Wild have claimed forward Robby Fabbri off waivers from the St. Louis Blues, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reported Monday afternoon. Fabbri, 30, recorded one goal and four points in 15 games with the Blues before being waived on Sunday.
We are just a few days away from the NHL’s trade deadline on March 6. We have a good idea of who will be buyers and sellers. The St. Louis Blues will certainly be in the sellers category.
It is once again time to identify the St. Louis Blues’ standout players of the week! Following Sunday’s win, the Blues are now 2-1-0 since returning from the Olympics.
Pavel Buchnevich scored the go-ahead goal with 3:39 to play, and the St. Louis Blues held on for a 3-1 win over the Minnesota Wild on Sunday evening in Saint Paul, Minn.
Today has become a busy day on the wire, as the St. Louis Blues have waived forward Robby Fabbri, and the Florida Panthers placed Luke Kunin on waivers.
The St. Louis Blues are finally getting their top-line center back. Blues general manager Doug Armstrong announced that Robert Thomas has been activated off of injured reserve and is expected to play against the Minnesota Wild on Sunday.
It is almost trade deadline season with it being only a few days away and with it coming up soon, it is time for all the speculation to start. It is time to start figuring out who could possibly be moved and who the sellers could be and who could be buying.
The Blues returned from the Olympic break looking refreshed and in sync, skating past the Kraken with a 5-1 win in their first game back. A fast start set the tone early, and a dominant second period created the separation.
Dylan Holloway came off the injured list to produce three goals and an assist, leading the St. Louis Blues past visiting Seattle Kraken 5-1 Thursday night.
The St. Louis Blues are running out of options with Mathieu Joseph. After trying unsuccessfully to find a trade partner for the veteran forward, the team is expected to place him on waivers, according to David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period.
The St. Louis Blues are the number one team to watch as the 2026 NHL Trade Deadline nears. With teams having less than two weeks until the deadline passes, each organization has been thrust into immediate action as they try to solidify their rosters for the stretch run.
The first trade after the roster freeze involves two AHL players. The St. Louis Blues are reportedly trading forward Matt Luff to the New York Islanders.
Could a strong Olympics provide a boost to players when the NHL season restarts Wednesday? St. Louis Blues goaltender Jordan Binnington took off after another international tournament in 2025.
The return of NHL players to the Winter Olympics in 2026 brought the world’s best hockey talent to Milan, and the St. Louis Blues were well represented.
It may go down as the biggest goal of Dalibor Dvorsky’s young career — and it came in a loss that must feel like a massive win for Team Slovakia. In a wild Group B finale at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, Slovakia fell 5-3 to Sweden, but Dvorsky’s late power-play strike completely changed the tournament picture.