The St. Louis Blues decided to stay the course and not get active at the trade deadline. Doug Armstrong could’ve easily blown up the core and started a rebuild, but he isn’t ready to throw in the towel on his group.
While many organizations are thrilled with the NHL's plan to raise the salary cap, if you ask the St. Louis Blues' general manager, it's not all roses and sunshine.
Cole Bagley: Utah Hockey Club Bill Armstrong on the trade deadline: “We did a lot of stuff in the summer. If you think about the acquisitions of Marino,
The NHL began awarding the Conn Smythe Trophy to the most valuable player of the postseason beginning in the 1965 season. How many of the past winners can you name in six minutes?
The St. Louis Blues were one of the teams that was projected to be a seller at this year’s trade deadline, but they ended up making no moves. Instead, the Blues stuck with the status quo and will move forward in their far-fetched playoff push.
The St. Louis Blues announced that defenceman Colton Parayko will be out of the lineup for a minimum of six weeks. General manager Doug Armstrong said the blueliner will undergo a scope in his left knee.
Matthew DeFranks: St. Louis Blues GM Doug Armstrong on looking to make some changes: “It’s not like I don’t talk to other managers. It has to fit for everybody.
TSN: The St. Louis Blues are still in the wild-card race, but GM Doug Armstrong hasn’t been happy with their play of late and has threatened changes according to Darren Dreger.
The St. Louis Blues made it clear over the offseason that they were ready to play hardball with the rest of the NHL if it meant a return to the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
The New York Rangers are 16-18-1 after their devastating loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning Saturday. With that loss, they are now in dead last of the Metropolitan Division.
During the ongoing retooling of his team, St. Louis Blues general manager Doug Armstrong wants to see his club stay in the playoff chase. That's why he acquired veteran defenseman Cam Fowler from the Anaheim Ducks on Saturday.
Doug Armstrong’s decision to hire Jim Montgomery as the new head coach of the St. Louis Blues might seem like a masterstroke of strategic planning, but it came at a cost.
The Buffalo Sabres trade chatter has picked up. Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet wrote in his “32 Thoughts” column two weeks ago that Sabres general manager Kevyn Adams was “active” in trying to add to the roster.
The Toronto Maple Leafs and the St. Louis Blues may be working on a potential trade, as Blues GM Doug Armstrong was spotted at the Leafs/Bruins game on Saturday.
The St. Louis Blues have made some announcements regarding injuries. The announcement came Wednesday evening, the day before training camp opens for the Blue Note.
The St. Louis Blues made NHL history by successfully offering and signing restricted free agents Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway to offer sheets. The offer sheet is a rarity in the league, but the Blues managed to steal two players away from the Edmonton Oilers.
St. Louis Blues general manager Doug Armstrong tendering offer sheets to two players was bold. It now makes him a marked man. Armstrong tendered offer sheets to Edmonton Oilers defenceman Philip Broberg and forward Dylan Holloway.
The St. Louis Blues hold five picks in the first three rounds of the 2024 NHL Entry Draft. They made three selections in the first round last year, going all European prospects with the picks.
It’s not a shock, but St. Louis Blues general manager Doug Armstrong is set to reprise his role as the GM for Team Canada‘s men in the 2026 Olympics. It’s a role he first occupied in 2022 when his nation surprisingly finished shy of the podium.
He’s been a part of two other Olympic Games, both in an assistant general manager capacity, and seven different World Championship or World Cup tournaments.
It looks like Doug Armstrong is back on the international scene. TSN’s Darren Dreger is reporting that Hockey Canada is expected to name Armstrong the general manager for the 2026 Winter Olympic team.
Doug Armstrong was hopeful that the St. Louis Blues could add, albeit small addition(s), and not subtract by Friday's NHL Trade Deadline. Well, the Blues general manager did neither, outside of a minor league deal sending American Hockey League goalie Malcolm Subban to the Columbus Blue Jackets for future considerations.
After the decision to fire his head coach Craig Berube, St. Louis Blues GM Doug Armstrong was highly critical of himself during a press conference on Wednesday.
St. Louis Blues Doug Armstrong suggested that more changes could be coming to the organization beyond just a coaching change. ” Saying the decision to make a move shouldn’t rest solely on the shoulders of Craig Berube, Armstrong sent a warning to his roster.