The St. Louis Blues have been shopping center Jordan Kyrou off and on for a couple of seasons. However, with a no-trade clause that kicked in on July 1, it might be harder to move the productive forward.
The St Louis Blues made some significant changes this offseason. Pius Suter will help with their center depth. Logan Mailloux is now their top defensive prospect, and Jim Montgomery is starting his first full season.
The St. Louis Blues were one of the best stories of this past season. At the halfway point, they were far back in the playoff race, but a second-half resurgence earned the team a postseason berth.
The St. Louis Blues made headlines on July 1, trading first-round pick Zachary Bolduc, who was selected 17th overall in the 2021 NHL Entry Draft, to the Montreal Canadiens for right-shot defenseman Logan Mailloux.
On June 28, the St. Louis Blues re-signed goaltender Joel Hofer to a two-year extension with an average annual value of $3.4 million. Hofer was previously an arbitration-eligible restricted free agent (RFA), meaning he had a say in the terms of his new deal.
The St. Louis Blues have gone through numerous looks on the blue line since hoisting the Stanley Cup in 2019. After letting captain Alex Pietrangelo walk
This NHL off-season has been slower than usual, and in his latest interview, St. Louis Blues GM Doug Armstrong has revealed how weird it's been on the inside.
The St. Louis Blues this morning brings back three players who spent the majority of the last season with their AHL affiliate the Springfield Thunderbirds.
According to PuckPedia, the St. Louis Blues re-signed goaltender Vadim Zherenko to a one-year, two-way contract. The deal carries an NHL AAV of $775,000, with a minor-league salary of $125,000, through the 2025-26 season.
There were few fireworks on July 1 when 2025 NHL Free Agency began. In fact, many of the more notable signings happened days after the market opened to ring in the new league year.
The St. Louis Blues signed defenseman Hunter Skinner to a one-year, two-way contract on Sunday, according to PuckPedia. PuckPedia is reporting that Kinner will make $775,000 at the NHL level and $125,000 in the minors.
After getting Joel Hofer signed to a new deal late last month, the Blues have re-signed their other restricted free agent netminder. PuckPedia reports (Twitter link) that St.
The St. Louis Blues pushed the Winnipeg Jets to seven games in the playoffs, and now are looking to make some splashes this offseason. St. Louis has been looking to add more talent as it looks to make a push in the Western Conference.
The St. Louis Blues entered free agency on July 1 with big expectations to add key pieces to the lineup to ensure they return to the playoffs again in 2026.
The Blues are set on continuing their overhaul this season. On the heels of announcing a new logo, trading a top rookie and waiving a long-term veteran — the Blues are now aggressively pushing to acquire a Sabres defenseman.
The St. Louis Blues officially waived Nick Leddy on Wednesday, and today, it has been confirmed that another Western Conference team has claimed the veteran.
According to multiple reports, the St. Louis Blues placed veteran defenseman Nick Leddy on the waiver wire on Wednesday. Per NHL insider Frank Seravalli, Leddy and the Blues had been working on finding a destination for him where he could get more playing time in a trade.
The St. Louis Blues have traded Zachary Bolduc to the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for Defenseman Logan Mailloux. Bolduc broke out with the St. Louis Blues last season, but St.
The St. Louis Blues were quite strong in the second half of the regular season last year, and their success allowed them to make the playoffs under first-year head coach Jim Montgomery.
St. Louis Blues goaltender Joel Hofer signed a two-year contract extension worth $6.8 million on Saturday. Hofer, who turns 25 on July 30, was scheduled to become a restricted free agent on Tuesday.