The St. Louis Blues are approaching the halfway point, playing their 41st game of the season on Wednesday. In recognition of that, here’s a look at the team’s three stars from the first half of 2025-26.
The 2025-26 campaign has been an up-and-down one for the St. Louis Blues so far. It has been a season of blowout losses and injuries continuing to pile up for the Blues, to big wins and staying in the playoff race despite the adversity.
The St. Louis Blues and Winnipeg Jets met for the first game of their four-game season series on Wednesday night (Dec. 17). The Blues took the game 1-0 in what was an absolute tight matchup.
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 have concluded a week that saw them start a five-game road trip. The week started rough, with the team losing their first two games in overtime, extending their losing streak to four.
Add Justin Faulk’s name to the list of players the Blues will be open to moving if their season-opening slide continues, David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period writes.
The St. Louis Blues could have a lot of things happening between now and the trade deadline if they don’t turn things around. It has been a disappointing start for last year’s surprise playoff team, as the shine of new head coach Jim Montgomery slowly starts to wear off.
The St. Louis Blues made a surprising playoff push this past season, and even more unexpectedly, they pushed the Winnipeg Jets to the very limit in the first round, ultimately losing a Game 7 in overtime after Winnipeg scored in the final second of regulation to tie the game.
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Justin Faulk and the St. Louis Blues fell behind the Winnipeg Jets in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. However, this team has not given up in the slightest. St.
In the two games that Justin Faulk has returned from a lower-body injury, he has played over 20 minutes in each. That's good news for the St. Louis Blues defenseman, who missed 12 games after being injured Jan.
The St. Louis Blues have announced that defenseman Justin Faulk has been activated from the injured reserve. Faulk missed the last 12 games with an upper-body injury.
The St. Louis Blues made a number of roster transactions on Tuesday, announcing that defenseman Justin Faulk would be placed on Long-Term Injury Reserve (LTIR) with a lower-body injury and defenseman Scott Perunovich would be placed on Injured Reserve (IR), also with a lower-body injury.
Justin Faulk hasn’t played since sustaining a lower-body injury in a 4-3 St. Louis Blues win over the Calgary Flames on Jan. 23, and the veteran will be out for the foreseeable future after being placed on the injured reserve on Thursday.
News for one of the veteran defensemen on the St. Louis Blues. On Thursday, the Blues revealed that Justin Faulk is being placed on injured reserve with a lower-body injury.
The St. Louis Blues were without defenseman Justin Faulk on Sunday night. That marked the third consecutive game the veteran defenseman missed for St. Louis.
My player to watch for the St. Louis Blues against the Arizona Coyotes on Saturday is defenseman Justin Faulk. It's crazy to think that the blueliner who gets as much ice time as Faulk does hasn't scored yet in 22 games for the Blues (12-9-1).
Our week has been going well on the ice, and by all means the best course of action is to continue stacking wins in the SOG market. We have solid matchups across the board, and with it brings five plus-money plays for Thursday in the NHL.
I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season! I took a few days away from penning my picks on the ice, but excited to be back digging into the nightly slates.
We pick ourselves up after yesterday's brutal evening. There are ups and downs when it comes to betting the NHL, and it's a new day. Let's start the comeback with the Leafs' Auston Matthews.
Tied 2-2 late in the third period, the Avalanche forward scored the go-ahead goal with six seconds left to send Colorado to the conference final for the first time since 2002.