The St. Louis Blues have had a big trade rumor circling around this week. With Detroit Red Wings assistant General Manager and Scout Chris Draper in the
The St. Louis Blues’ injury list is getting smaller, with the return of Russian winger Alexey Toropchenko on the horizon. After an upper-body injury forced him out of the season opener against the Dallas Stars, the Blues have been trying to find momentum on their fourth line without Toropchenko’s speed and physicality.
Dalibor Dvorsky went as the highest Blues pick since Alex Pietrangelo in 2008 and had about as high expectations as any Blues prospect in the last decade.
How many of the 22 players in NHL history with at least 600 career goals can you name in five minutes?
St. Louis Blues center Dalibor Dvorsky is currently going through a tough-love learning point in his young NHL career. After starting the season with two goals in his first two games, he has hit a bit of a wall.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
The St. Louis Blues fell off the wagon again against the San Jose Sharks, losing in overtime 3-2. Now at 1-2-1 through four games, they are in a bit of a bind at the start of the 2026-27 season. The first line continues to struggle, the second line is leading the way, but there is a diamond in the rough forming on that third line.
It is time for our first look at the St. Louis Blues’ standouts of the week. The team played only two games, shutting out the Dallas Stars on Friday and losing a tough one Saturday against the Colorado Avalanche.
On Monday (Aug 12), the St. Louis Blues announced that forward Dalibor Dvorsky will change his jersey number to 15 this season. This is the fifth new number the team has announced this summer, following the numbers of their new acquisitions.
Jeremy Rutherford of The Athletic: The St. Louis Blues have three first-round picks this year, and 12 picks in total in the 2026 NHL draft. Scott Wheeler had the Blues’ prospect pool ranked 10th out of the 32, which makes one wonder if they’d consider trying to trade up in the first round?
While the 34-year-old is under contract for an additional two seasons at a $6.5M cap hit, the Blues may not believe they are in a position to legitimately compete for a Stanley Cup within that time frame. As a result, they appear to have given Schenn the chance to chase the second Stanley Cup championship of his career on Long Island.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
Last week was not a pleasant one for the St. Louis Blues. The team went 0-3-1, picking up only one point. Their record dropped to 19-24-9 on the season.
The St. Louis Blues have kept the roster relatively intact this season, despite their struggles, with some minor adjustments here and there. Here’s a look at who they have moved around as we reach the quarter mark of the 2025-26 campaign.
After taking care of the Blackhawks on Saturday at Rogers Place, the Edmonton Oilers hit the road for a quick two-game trip that started Monday in St. Louis against the Blues.
The St. Louis Blues were desperate. Riding a brutal seven-game losing streak, the team stared down a 2-0 deficit against the Edmonton Oilers on Monday night.
The St. Louis Blues have recalled forward Dalibor Dvorsky from their American Hockey League affiliate, the Springfield Thunderbirds, the team announced Wednesday.
He was the 10th overall pick back in 2023, and even though he’s just 19, he is eligible to play full-time in the minors this year since he wasn’t drafted out of the CHL.
On March 22, the St. Louis Blues called up forward Dalibor Dvorsky from their American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate, the Springfield Thunderbirds. Dvorsky was one of the first call-ups from the 2023 Draft class to make their NHL debut for the Blues, which he did on Sunday (March 23) against the Nashville Predators.
An injury to one of the top St. Louis Blues forward opened up a roster spot and opportunity for their top prospect to make his NHL debut. The team recalled 2023 10th overall draft pick Dalibor Dvorsky from their AHL affiliate, the Springfield Thunderbirds.
As expected, the St. Louis Blues are bringing their top prospect to the NHL ranks.
A top prospect for the St. Louis Blues has been one of the most impressive players at the 2025 World Junior Championship. Dalibor Dvorsky, the team's first-round pick in 2023, was named captain of the Slovakian team for this year's tournament and he's been the leader and best player for his country so far.
The St. Louis Blues selected center, Dalibor Dvorsky, with the 10th overall pick in the stacked 2023 NHL Draft. At the time, he was a consensus top-12 prospect, viewed to have a strong two-way game and work ethic but underwhelming skating abilities.
The St. Louis Blues selected three exciting prospects in the 2023 NHL Draft. It's a huge reason why they have one of the most underrated prospect systems in the league.
The St. Louis Blues 2023 first-round pick, Dalibor Dvorsky, is gearing up for his first NHL training camp and it sounds like he'll have a chance to make an immediate impact.
It appears that Dalibor Dvorsky made the right call. The St. Louis Blues first-round pick (10th overall) in the 2023 NHL Draft at Nashville made the right decision to leave IK Oskarshamn of the Swedish Elite League and join the Sudbury Wolves of the Ontario Hockey League.
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