Many expect the Canadiens to be active before the trade deadline. As I mentioned in this article, the St. Louis Blues are among the potential partners to seek reinforcements in Montreal.
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 trading market saw its first notable move with the trade of Rasmus Andersson to the Golden Knights, a clear reminder that some teams are already starting to adjust their line-ups in preparation for the rest of the season.
Kevin Kurz of The Athletic: The Philadelphia Flyers have forward Travis Konecny already locked up long-term. GM Daniel Briere recently locked up Christian Dvorak for five years.
With a 17–21–8 record, the St. Louis Blues find themselves well out of a playoff spot. In the final season of his legendary tenure as the team’s general manager, Doug Armstrong isn’t leaving much off the table—he’s willing to make major changes.
There's more to hockey than scoring goals and stopping pucks. For some players, putting up points came second to their main task: angering their opponents.
For a guy whose name sounds an awful lot like Caillou, Jordan Kyrou remains a popular topic around NHL centres. As the St. Louis Blues’ 2025-26 has progressed through several ups and downs, Kyrou’s name has hit the rumour market a few times over.
The Vancouver Canucks have fallen back to earth after a four-game winning streak and now sit in the basement of the NHL standings again. They have dropped their last two games to the Philadelphia Flyers and San Jose Sharks – outscored 11-5 in the process – and have the best odds of selecting first overall in the 2026 Draft.
The Blues will get a big boost to their lineup tonight as they take on Nashville. The team announced that wingers Jordan Kyrou and Jimmy Snuggerud are expected to play, meaning they have been taken off injured reserve.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, after the firing of Marc Savard, is Craig Berube going to be let go by the Toronto Maple Leafs? Meanwhile, the Nashville Predators are suddenly winning.
On Tuesday, St. Louis Blues’ general manager Doug Armstrong discussed the trade rumors (from “Doug Armstrong on Blues trade talk: Untouchables? Core players?
The St. Louis Blues have signed free agent center Robby Fabbri to a one-year, two-way contract, the team announced on Wednesday, while also placing right
One of the top players on the St. Louis Blues roster is going to miss more time than expected. On Tuesday, the team announced that forward Jordan Kyrou is out week-to-week with a lower-body injury.
The St. Louis Blues may be without their top goal-scorer for some time. The team announced that forward Jordan Kyrou exited Saturday’s game against the Ottawa Senators with a lower-body injury and will not return.
St. Louis Blues winger Jordan Kyrou was knocked out of Saturday's game against the host Ottawa Senators with an apparent left leg injury after a collision along the boards early in the first period.
It’s well known that the Montreal Canadiens want to add a top-six forward to their group. Preferably, GM Kent Hughes is looking for a second-line center.
Montreal Canadiens fans have heard their team connected to St. Louis Blues’ forward Jordan Kyrou for a little while now, and considering the position both teams are in, revisiting this idea now makes sense.
The St. Louis Blues are officially “open for business,” and while Jordan Binnington’s name is drawing the most attention, insiders say Jordan Kyrou could be at the center much of the team’s conversations.
On Nov. 6, the St. Louis Blues made one of the most egregious decisions of the season, as head coach Jim Montgomery made Jordan Kyrou a healthy scratch ahead of the Blues’ game against the Buffalo Sabres.
Frustrations in St. Louis appear to have reached a boiling point. On Thursday night, the Blues are making the surprising decision to healthy scratch forward Jordan Kyrou for their matchup against the Buffalo Sabres.
There will be a noticeable difference in the St. Louis Blues on Thursday night. When appearing on 101 ESPN in St. Louis, Blues TV color analyst Joe Vitale stated that forward Jordan Kyrou is expected to be a healthy scratch against the Buffalo Sabres.
When one look at the St. Louis Blues’ roster for offensive firepower, Jordan Kyrou stands out as one of the most dynamic forwards. Entering his prime years at age 27, Kyrou has already proven himself as a consistent top-line producer.
Following an early playoff exit this past season, the St. Louis Blues entered the offseason looking for ways to improve the roster. St. Louis has set out to build a more well-rounded roster, as it hopes to give itself a better chance to win next season.
Oh you know, just 14 NHL games on a Thursday to parse through. The big slate has delayed our picks just a tad, but the results is hopefully some quality, winning plays, all at plus-money.