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 were able to get a 2-1 win against the Ottawa Senators, but they had to do it without one of their key players early in the game. Jordan Kyrou left the game with a lower-body injury after getting into a collision in the first period.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
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.
This summer, the Canadiens were on the case for Jordan Kyrou. Kent Hughes’ plan was to add a player to his top-6, and the Blues’ fit with what the Canadiens were also looking for.
Over the past few months, Jordan Kyrou’s name has been circulating in transaction rumours. Of course, as you know, he has also been linked to the Canadiens.
In today’s NHL rumors rundown, a few familiar names are right in the middle of things. There is a potential long-term deal in Los Angeles for Adrian Kempe.
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.
The Toronto Maple Leafs are still searching to find their identity 16 games into the 2025-26 season. Struggling to score goals, there might be an answer on the trade market, assuming the healthy scratch to one Jordan Kyrou of the St.
Jordan Kyrou’s name has been the subject of trade rumours for months now. The Blues evaluated the possibility of trading him this summer… and with the club’s poor start to the season, the subject is back on the table.
The Sheet with Jeff Marek: Marek on which team could really use St. Louis Blues forward Jordan Kyrou, but it won’t happen because of who their current head coach is.
The St. Louis Blues are officially “open for business,” and it’s clear that several of their biggest names are being talked about across the NHL. According
The St. Louis Blues made a surprising lineup decision in their recent win over the Buffalo Sabres. Looking for a victory, the team opted to make star forward Jordan Kyrou a healthy scratch.
In today’s NHL rumour rundown, we look at the future of Jordan Kyrou with the St. Louis Blues and if a trade could be on the horizon. Elsewhere, there have reportedly been some questions about Owen Tippett‘s long-term fit internally with the Philadelphia Flyers.
In this week’s edition of Bargain Bin, we look at Jordan Kyrou’s healthy scratch, David Kampf being suspended without pay, Ryan O’Reilly’s harsh self-criticism, Alex Ovechkin becoming the first player to score 900 career NHL goals and Jordan Binnington’s shenanigans with the puck.
Jordan Kyrou was healthy scratched by the St. Louis Blues tonight ahead of their game versus the Buffalo Sabres. This is head coach Jim Montgomery sending a message to the team as they’re sitting in eighth place in the Central Division and 31st place in the NHL standings.
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.
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.