The trade chatter around St. Louis Blues winger Jordan Kyrou refuses to die down. Speculated, but unconfirmed talks reportedly reopened between the Blues and the Montreal Canadiens, even though Kyrou’s no-trade clause kicked in.
For several weeks now, the Canadiens have been rumored to be interested in Jordan Kyrou, even though the team has just completed a deal with the St. Louis Blues.
The St. Louis Blues have been shopping center Jordan Kyrou off and on for a couple of seasons. However, with a no-trade clause that kicked in on July 1, it might be harder to move the productive forward.
Three days ago, Maxime Truman wrote that Jordan Kyrou would agree to be traded to Montreal, as he now has a no-trade clause in his contract. That’s a game-changer, because we know that the Habs are very interested in the St.
The Jordan Kyrou file is the talk of a lot of Montrealers. As our colleague Maxime Truman informed us yesterday, the player wouldn’t say no to a deal that could bring him to Montreal.
Jordan Kyrou continues to be the talk of the town, even though he has a no-trade clause in his contract that began on July 1. In fact, Maxime Truman wrote an article earlier today about Kyrou agreeing to come and play in Montreal if a trade were to take place.
Today is July 8, 2025. Yes, right now, we can say that Kent Hughes and Jeff Gorton made some good moves over the summer, but that they still haven’t gone and got what the team lacks most: a second center and some grit.
The Montreal Canadiens have made two significant trades already this offseason, but multiple insiders believe another big swing could be coming. According to Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli and The Athletic's Chris Johnston, the Canadiens may try to complete a trade for St.
While the Montreal Canadiens have had a busy start to the offseason and are currently over the cap, they’re still looking to add to their offensive group.
St. Louis Blues star forward Jordan Kyrou has heard his name pop up quite a bit in the latest round of NHL trade rumors, and the Montreal Canadiens have him on their radar.
After making waves by acquiring defenseman Noah Dobson and forward Zachary Bolduc, it would have been easy to assume that general manager Kent Hughes and the Montreal Canadiens were done taking big swings.
Jordan Kyrou is a name that has caused a lot of chatter in Montreal in recent weeks. The Blues forward was seen as a big Habs target until July 1, when his no-trade clause came into effect.
If there’s one name that’s been circulating a lot in recent weeks, especially in Montreal, it’s Jordan Kyrou. The Habs were definitely in the running. The chances of him landing in Montreal were even put at 70% (!!!).
The Seattle Kraken have missed the postseason in three of the four years that they have been a franchise. This includes last season, and the team has been looking to avoid it happening again.
Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic: Calgary Flames defenseman Rasmus Andersson only has a modified no-trade clause, but he does hold some power with being a UFA after next season and an acquiring team would likely want an extension in place.
David Pagnotta: Have been hearing that Vegas Golden Knights defenseman Alex Pietrangelo has some serious injuries that could require multiple major surgeries this offseason.
The Vancouver Canucks were not successful in their bid for JJ Peterka of the Buffalo Sabres, though it’s not yet known how seriously they made that pursuit.
And this is where the rubber meets the road on the way to Round 1 of the NHL Draft on Friday night. Months of preparation and endless hours of calls come down to the next few days, the biggest window on the hockey calendar to reshape a roster.
The St. Louis Blues, the second wild-card team in the Western Conference, are one of the teams that could go on a surprisingly deep run at a championship.
After wrapping up a stretch of six games in a row on the road, the St. Louis Blues will come home to play five of their next six games. That crucial stretch will begin Sunday night when they host the Anaheim Ducks.
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.