Brad Marchand might go down as one of the great deadline additions of the 21st century. The little ball of agitation popped a couple more goals, and the Florida Panthers schooled the Edmonton Oilers in Game 5. Elsewhere, who is next on the NHL trade block, the Anaheim Ducks are trying to be movers and […] The post Dan’s Daily: Who’s Next on Trade Block; Marchand Schools Oilers; Penguins Path appeared first on Pittsburgh Hockey Now.
Ryan Suter is one of the St. Louis Blues' pending unrestricted free agents with July 1 rapidly approaching. With Suter being 40 years old and just completing his 20th NHL season, there naturally have been questions lingering about whether or not he will decide to retire.
It was a solid campaign for the Blues, winning 44 games, including an end-of-season winning streak to secure the playoffs. As the Blues look to make another run at the Cup — as they did in 2019 — they need to make moves to prepare for the future, including making some trades this offseason. The Blues are in a solid situation overall. Foes such as the Dallas Stars are already making offseason moves.
The St. Louis Blues should be looking to upgrade their roster this off-season after their solid 2024-25 season. One specific area that could use a boost in their lineup is their forward group.
The St. Louis Blues are moving forward by throwing it back. After speculations and rumors that the team would be releasing new uniforms and a change to its iconic blue note, it's all out in the open. The Blues are going back to their original blue note from the team's inception in the NHL in 1967. The very same blue note that St. Louis and overall hockey fans will recall from two of the team's three Winter Classic appearances, and the team's third jersey, which was the team's original uniform in light sky blue with yellow and white accent coloring.
The St. Louis Blues are entering this off-season with a handful of players on expiring deals. This includes goaltender Joel Hofer, as he is a pending restricted free agent (RFA).
St. Louis Blues forward Jordan Kyrou finds himself right back in the rumor mill now that the off-season is here. This comes after the 27-year-old forward was discussed as a trade candidate leading up to this season's deadline.
ST. LOUIS – The St. Louis Blues were left out of the Friday trades in the NHL but added what they hope is their next version of a pure goal scorer.
St. Louis Blues forward Jordan Kyrou has been the subject of trade rumors this off-season. The 27-year-old's full no-trade clause kicks in on July 1, so there have been plenty of questions about whether or not the Blues will move him before it starts.
After a surprising playoff appearance, the most likely trade acquisition for the Blues is future assets for Jordan Kyrou
Former St. Louis Blues star Vladimir Tarasenko is once again heading to a new team.
The Montreal Canadiens and St Louis Blues have connected on an intriguing trade on free-agency day. While NHL contracts start to be signed, these two teams flipped promising prospects to solve positional logjams. The Blues have sent forward Zach Bolduc to the Canadiens for defenseman Logan Mailloux in a one-for-one swap. Both Mailloux and Bolduc were drafted in the first round of the 2021 NHL Draft.
The St. Louis Blues worked hard to try to re-sign forward Radek Faksa, but he is now heading elsewhere.
The St. Louis Blues signed center Pius Suter to a two-year, $4.125 million contract, taking one of the last highly pursued free agents off the board. St. Louis will be Suter's fourth stop in six seasons in the NHL. The Zurich, Switzerland, native has produced double-digit goal totals in each of his five seasons, but enjoyed a breakout season in Vancouver in 2024-25. He tallied career highs in goals (25) and points (46) and tied his career best with 21 assists. Suter also averaged 17:20 of ice time per game, a career best. He began his career with the Chicago Blackhawks in 2020-21, scoring 14 goals in 55 games. He played with the Detroit Red Wings from 2021-23, then competed for the Canucks the
MARYLAND HEIGHTS, Mo. -- Veteran defenseman Nick Leddy was claimed on waivers by the San Jose Sharks on Thursday, ending his two-plus year tenure with the St. Louis Blues.
The St. Louis Blues are continuing to be linked to one of the NHL's top trade candidates.
The Blues and Sharks are the front runners in the offer sheet race for Sabres defenseman Bowen Byram as the summer rolls on.
The Montreal Canadiens and St. Louis Blues linked up for a very interesting trade just before the NHL free agency frenzy begins. The Blues and Habs are both teams on the rise and loaded with young talent. In a one-for-one deal, the Blues sent forward Zack Bolduc to the Canadiens in exchange for defenseman Logan Mallioux. The move is a swap of former first-round picks, and now each will get the chance to take the next step in a new environment. Bolduc adds another solid option to the middle-six in Montreal.
The St. Louis Blues have had a busy off-season. One of their most notable moves was signing forward Pius Suter to a two-year contract with an average annual value (AAV) of $4.13 million.
