Jordan Kyrou has been a staple in the St. Louis Blues’ top-six for the better part of a decade — but the winds of change could be sweeping through Missouri ahead of the March 6 NHL Trade Deadline.
On Sunday, the United States and Canada will play for Olympic gold! After the thrilling finale to the 4 Nations Face-Off last season, it feels appropriate that these two countries are the last ones standing in the men’s hockey tournament.
The St. Louis Blues are near the bottom of the NHL at this time. They are in the midst of the NHL’s Olympic break, so they have an opportunity to rest and reset.
NHL players are still competing in the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Milano-Cortina, Italy; however, the trade rumors are not stopping. According to hockey insider James Murphy of RG.org, the St.
In the lore of the NHL, it's the Stanley Cup-winning teams that are remembered the most from seasons past. Yet, when looking back on the best of the best
While he might be one of the more scrutinized players on Canada’s men’s Olympic roster, goaltender Jordan Binnington continues to prove the doubters wrong.
The St. Louis Blues are in the middle of a disappointing season and the chances of head coach Jim Montgomery turning the team in the right direction like he did last year seems all but impossible.
During Team Canada’s quarterfinal game (a 4-3 overtime win against Team Czechia), everyone was watching Connor McDavid and Sidney Crosby — until the second period — when Crosby left with an injury — do their thing.
Jordan Binnington's selection to the Canadian Roster for Milano 2026 raised a lot of questions among fans and critics alike. After all, Binnington wasn't exactly having a great season with the St.
At some point, you simply can’t argue with the results. Goaltender Jordan Binnington was one of the most controversial selections to the Canadian men’s hockey team for the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics.
NHL Players are back at the Winter Olympics, and many members of the St. Louis Blues are putting up impressive performances. Jordan Binnington put up a shutout to open the tournament for Team Canada and has helped them to a quarterfinal game against Czechia.
Slovakia men’s hockey forward Dalibor Dvorsky made Olympic history against Germany on Wednesday, setting the record for the most points by an NHL rookie in a men’s hockey Olympic tournament with six.
The elimination rounds of the Olympics have begun, and Team Canada has separated from the pack. A dominant round robin ended with a 10-2 win over France.
Trade rumors around St. Louis Blues defenseman Justin Faulk are starting to gain momentum as the NHL trade deadline approaches on March 6, 2026. Nothing official is happening during the Olympic break, but that’s not stopping teams from identifying players who may suit their needs for a playoff push.
The Blues announced they’ve recalled goaltender Georgi Romanov from AHL Springfield. With teams allowed to resume practice activities this afternoon, he will serve as a second goaltender behind Joel Hofer until Jordan Binnington returns from his stint representing Team Canada at the 2026 Winter Olympics.
It has been a joy to watch NHL players compete in the Winter Olympics. We are now past the preliminary round, so we are officially on the road to the gold medal.
Every Olympic year seems to come with one great Canadian debate. Sometimes it’s the line combos. Sometimes it’s the refs. This year? It’s the crease. Specifically, is Team Canada’s Jordan Binnington the right guy in the net?
Canada’s men’s Olympic hockey team may have trounced France by a score of 10-2 on Sunday, putting them in prime position to claim the top overall seed heading into the elimination round, but not everything was roses coming out of their final game of the group stage.
Canada will return to their pre-tournament projected starter against France in the team’s final preliminary-round game. St. Louis Blues netminder Jordan Binnington will regain the crease when his country takes on France at 10:40 AM ET in Milano.
Jeremy Rutherford of The Athletic: The St. Louis Blues have several players listed on trade watch boards, but all the top players listed come with cap hits over $6 million.
The St. Louis Blues are unlikely to make a late-season run toward the postseason like they did last year. The magic in St. Louis feels dried up, and the organization is one of the true sellers heading into the 2026 NHL Trade Deadline.
With the Olympic break approaching, the trade deadline is about a month away. Where does each team stand, and what moves should they be looking to make?
Welcome back to NHL Rumours here at Last Word On Hockey. In this edition, we will analyze the St. Louis Blues. This time, we are going to look at general manager Doug Armstrong’s blockbuster trade history.