The St. Louis Blues have a potential roster predicament emerging after Jeremy Rutherford of The Athletic announced that right-hand defenseman Logan Mailloux was back on the ice ahead of Monday’s practice.
As training camp began, St. Louis Blues head coach Jim Montgomery offered high praise for former first-round pick Theo Lindstein, expecting him to play a big role this season.
The St. Louis Blues have had a very interesting preseason thus far to kick off the 2026-27 season. In a two-game stint against the Dallas Stars, they lost both contests, 2-1. There have been a couple of players sent back to the AHL level, as well as their junior hockey team in Canada.
After the first preseason game, the St. Louis Blues have made some great strides toward their opening night lineup. Their opponent will be the same as the one they lost 2-1 to, the Dallas Stars, but they will be at full strength on October 2. Hoping to play in that game on October 2 is a defenseman who is doing everything right so far.
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 have taken the better part of the past four seasons rebuilding the defensemen portion of their prospect pipeline. While there is still room to continue building, the pipeline at this point is more "deep" than it is considered to be filled with "star-studded".
The Blues reassigned defenseman Theo Lindstein and forward Otto Stenberg to AHL Springfield on Tuesday, per a team release. Both youngsters had been up for the last several weeks to aid in St.
A talented blueliner is set to dress in the big time for the first time. Defenseman Theo Lindstein is set to make his NHL debut with the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday night when the team takes on the New York Islanders.
The Blues’ sell-off at the deadline wasn’t as wide-spanning as it could have been, but they still moved out a pair of key veterans in Justin Faulk and Brayden Schenn.
St. Louis Blues general manager Doug Armstrong confirmed that defenseman Torey Krug won’t play next season after undergoing ankle surgery this year, shares Jeremy Rutherford of The Athletic.
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.
Since the announcement that Alexander Steen will become the general manager of the St. Louis Blues in 2026, the Blues loaded up on Swedish talent with Marcus Sylvegard and Samuel Johannesson from the Swedish Hockey League (SHL) on April 30.
Our pre-prospect rankings miniseries just keeps chugging along here at FlamesNation. After all, what better way is there to spend these rainy early August days than to read about some of the best-kept secrets in the Calgary Flames’ prospect pool?
The 2024 Under-18 World Championship is the last chance for most of the game’s top prospects to showcase what they’re capable of ahead of the NHL Draft.
The St. Louis Blues made a move for their future by signing one of their first-round picks to a three-year entry-level contract (ELC.) Defenseman Theo Lindstein, the 29th overall pick in the 2023 NHL Entry Draft, by agreed to terms with the organization on his ELC, becoming the second of the team’s three first-rounders to be under contract.
MARYLAND HEIGHTS -- Theo Lindstein had every right to be bitter. But the St. Louis Blues first round pick (No. 29 overall) in the 2023 NHL Draft made the most of an opportunity presented to him by another's misfortune.