The idea of Jordan Binnington being a hot trade piece right now is not a bad idea. It seems he has outplayed himself out of his starting role and his backup role is hurting this team. To establish themselves as a potential contender in the Central Division, the Blues cannot rely solely on Joel Hofer all season long.
The St. Louis Blues are, once again, off to a mediocre start to the NHL season, sitting at 3-4-1 and second to last in the Central Division and one point ahead of the woeful Chicago Blackhawks in the standings.
The early-season inconsistencies have continued for the Blues after another division loss to the Nashville Predators Saturday night, 5-2. While the blame game can be pointed at just about every player or unit that took the ice, the biggest concern may be Jordan Binnington's continued poor play.
How many of the 22 players in NHL history with at least 600 career goals can you name in five minutes?
The St. Louis Blues got back in the win column over the weekend with a resounding 5-3 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets. It was a solid game for the whole team: the top-line players finally showed signs of life, Jake Neighbours got his first tally of the season, and Jordan Binnington marked his first win of the 2026-27 campaign.
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 had a bit of a rocky week, as it thankfully ended on a high note. Currently sitting at 2-2-1 through five games, this season continues to roll along.
The Rangers desperately need at least one more veteran netminder in the bullpen.
It is pretty evident that with the looming contract expiration of Jordan Binnington, the St. Louis Blues have a tough decision to make by the end of this current season.
So, Jordan Binnington had a rough outing against the Colorado Avalanche on Saturday night. That statement is like saying water is wet. The two egregious miscues by the St.
After an outstanding win to open the season on Friday, the St. Louis Blues hoped for a repeat performance against the Colorado Avalanche. Unfortunately, the team got a taste of reality, losing 6-1 to their rivals.
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.
St. Louis Blues netminder entered Thursday night’s preseason game against the Chicago Blackhawks in a type of make-or-break situation. And the veteran netminder delivered.
Yesterday's game highlighted a reality within the Habs' camp: the role of young players on the Canadiens. Whether it's Florian Xhekaj or David Reinbacher, we're seeing young players pushing the veterans from behind right now.
Jordan Binnington is no longer the unquestioned backbone of the St. Louis Blues. Instead, he enters the 2026-27 season facing one of the most pressure-filled moments of his NHL career.
The St. Louis Blues have some decisions to make this summer. Should they keep all three of their first-round picks? Should they move on from Jordan Kyrou?
The St. Louis Blues are no longer in win-now mode, but they have some promising young players in their NHL lineup and on the way up. However, one player who doesn’t figure into their future contention window is veteran goaltender Jordan Binnington.
Jordan Binnington has been in the rumor mill for years now, but it’s finally starting to sound like the 2026 trade deadline could be the time he actually gets moved.
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.
This is the best men's hockey team the United States has ever sent. If not now, when?
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.
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?
Binnington made sure the game was never in doubt.
Just like in Montreal and Boston a year ago at the 4 Nations Face-Off, St. Louis Blues goaltender Jordan Binnington will get the start in Game 1 of Canada’s quest for gold at the 2026 Winter Olympic men’s hockey tournament.
As Team Canada takes the ice against Team Czechia to kick off Olympic hockey, it looks like Jordan Binnington, the St. Louis Blues’ goalie, will be the Canadian starter.
The Edmonton Oilers’ pursuit of a new goaltender has taken on a life of its own in recent weeks. It first sounded as if the Oilers and Blues were having legitimate discussions about Jordan Binnington, and then it was said they were also very interested in Penguins netminder Tristan Jarry.
Perhaps no sport has as many variables as hockey when it comes to statistical outcomes. Hockey players routinely play hurt and coaching systems can have enormous impact year to year.
Under the radar, as is often the case for Winnipeg, the Jets beat the Blues 2-1 on Monday night to take a commanding 2-0 lead in their first-round series.
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