Brandon Saad, st. louis blues
Blues trade tiers: In wake of Brandon Saad’s departure, who may be on the move next?
If the Blues are out of playoff contention near the deadline, trading Faksa would normally be the correct move. But what are they getting back: a third-round pick? He’s still only 31 years old, and as a veteran player with a high work ethic, he might be someone the Blues want to bring back as their fourth-line center next season.
The St. Louis Blues visit the Colorado Avalanche on Friday night, and both teams are trying to break out of slumps.
And when the Blues' general manager typically does one of those state of the union updates, it's usually in the 20-minute ...
The Colorado Avalanche (29-21-2) open a two-game homestand against the St. Louis Blues (23-24-4) on Friday. Puck drop is ...
BLUES The St. Louis Blues (23-23-4 ... At the end of the day, no excuse not to be ready to play, especially against good hockey teams, and that’s the lesson we have to learn.
Blues general manager Doug Armstrong is starting to remove dead weight from his roster, but that process won't be easy.
Saad is leaving $4.5 million on the table with St. Louis after the two sides agreed to terminate his contract following his ...
Utah Hockey Club announced their Black History Month programming that will be featured across digital channels, during game ...
Oskar Sundqvist gave up his power-play shift for Brayden Schenn, and the St. Louis Blues captain played the final 2:11 of the ...
The New York Islanders addressed their needs on the blue line and completed a trade with the St. Louis Blues to improve it.
The Blues and Brandon Saad mutually agreed to terminate his contract; he will sacrifice his remaining salary for this season and next.
2don MSN
Blues GM Doug Armstrong said Dalibor Dvorsky won't come up from AHL -- yet; expect to see more of Alexandre Texier ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback