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St. Louis Blues prospect Jimmy Snuggerud took a hard hit into the boards during training camp, creating an early injury scare. Snuggerud’s status will be closely watched as the Blues prepare for the season, with fans hoping the young forward can bounce back quickly and stay healthy.

Justin Carbonneau has turned heads with his impressive camp performance so far, raising the question of whether he’ll earn a spot on the opening night roster. With his strong play and consistency, all eyes are on Carbonneau as coaches decide if he’s ready for the NHL stage.

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Jimmy Snuggerud enters Blues training camp with something to prove. The young prospect must show coaches and management he’s ready to earn a roster spot and that he wants it badly enough to stick in the NHL this season.

The St. Louis Blues kicked off Day 1 of training camp with Dylan Holloway sharing his mindset for the season, Logan Mailloux standing out on the ice, and head coach Jim Montgomery giving his perspective on the team’s direction. Hear the key takeaways and storylines from camp in St. Louis.

St. Louis Blues GM Doug Armstrong spoke on multiple key topics ahead of the new season, including updates on Milan Lucic’s future with the team, expectations for training camp, and the importance of Nathan Walker’s contract extension. With camp underway, Armstrong’s insight offers a clear look at the direction of the Blues as they prepare for another competitive year.

The St. Louis Blues enter the 2025-26 NHL season with realistic expectations centered around growth, consistency, and a push for the playoffs. With a developing core of young talent, improved depth, and an emphasis on defensive stability, the Blues are focused on taking the next step forward in their rebuild. While not a Stanley Cup favorite, St. Louis has the pieces to compete in the Central Division and surprise if their youth continues to progress.

Dylan Holloway is finding his stride with the St. Louis Blues, becoming a key piece of their lineup and showing the promise that made him a top prospect. Meanwhile, the Edmonton Oilers are still caught up in drama just a year after parting ways with Holloway. From trade fallout to lineup challenges, the contrast between Holloway’s success in St. Louis and Edmonton’s struggles highlights one of the NHL’s most intriguing storylines.

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The hockey world is buzzing with storylines. At the 2025 NHL Rookie Showcase, Jimmy Snuggerud stole the spotlight with confidence and skill that left fans and scouts excited for his future. Meanwhile, in Edmonton, Dylan Holloway finds himself in the middle of team drama as pressure mounts on the Oilers ahead of a pivotal season. Off the ice, St. Louis Blues fans are voicing frustration over the insane prices of the team’s brand-new Note sweaters, sparking debate over the rising cost of NHL merchandise. From breakout performances to locker room tensions and soaring merch prices, hockey fans have plenty to talk about heading into the new season.

The St. Louis Blues have officially announced their full roster for the 2025 Prospect Showcase, giving fans a first look at the team’s top young talent set to make an impact in the coming seasons. The roster features a mix of highly touted draft picks, rising prospects, and standout performers from the Blues’ development pipeline. This showcase provides a unique opportunity for fans and scouts alike to see the next generation of NHL players in action, including those who could soon make their debut with the big club. The 2025 Prospect Showcase roster highlights players in every position, from dynamic forwards to steady defensemen and talented goaltenders, each bringing skill, speed, and potential to the ice. With the NHL season around the corner, these games will serve as an important test for the prospects to demonstrate their readiness, chemistry, and ability to compete at a high level. Fans can expect exciting plays, emerging stars, and a glimpse at the future core of the St. Louis Blues organization. Whether you’re following the top draft picks, keeping an eye on players returning from development stints, or tracking those poised to break out, the 2025 Prospect Showcase promises action-packed matchups and an early look at the team’s next wave of talent. Don’t miss the opportunity to see which prospects will shine and potentially make a name for themselves on the Blues’ roster in the seasons to come.

Jordan Binnington has cemented himself as one of the NHL’s top goaltenders, consistently delivering elite performances for the St. Louis Blues. From his Stanley Cup heroics to his ability to carry the team in big moments, Binnington has built a résumé that not only makes him one of the league’s most respected goalies today but also a strong candidate for future Hall of Fame consideration. His legacy continues to grow with each season between the pipes.

St. Louis Blues forward Robert Thomas has been recognized as one of the NHL’s top 12 centers, solidifying his place among the league’s elite after another standout season. His playmaking, leadership, and consistency continue to make him a cornerstone for the Blues’ success

The St. Louis Blues are entering the 2025 NHL season with renewed confidence and a roster that has fans and analysts asking the big question: Could they be true Stanley Cup contenders? With a mix of veteran leadership, rising young stars, and key offseason additions, the Blues have the tools to make a deep playoff run. Their strong defensive core, consistent goaltending, and improved scoring depth make them one of the more intriguing teams to watch this year. In this breakdown, we’ll explore what gives the Blues a legitimate chance at contending for the Cup, which players need to step up, and how they stack up against other NHL powerhouses. If St. Louis continues to build momentum, they may be ready to bring another Stanley Cup back to the city

Breaking down the 2025 NHL season with predictions for the St. Louis Blues and Utah Mammoth. Can the Blues push for another Stanley Cup run, and how will the Mammoth fare in their first full season in Utah? We look at playoff chances, roster strengths, and bold forecasts for both teams.

The St. Louis Blues have signed veteran power forward Milan Lucic to a professional tryout (PTO) contract. The Stanley Cup champion brings size, grit, and leadership as he looks to prove he still has what it takes to compete in the NHL. Can Lucic earn a roster spot and make an impact in St. Louis, or is this his final shot at a comeback?

Torey Krug is set to miss another season due to injury, leaving the St. Louis Blues with big questions on defense. We reflect on the long-term impact of Krug’s absence, how it affects the team’s blue line, and what it means for the future of the Blues’ defense

The St. Louis Blues and Minnesota Wild are both looking to make a statement in the Central Division this season. From roster changes to star players and key matchups, we break down what to expect, who could surprise, and which team might have the edge heading into 2025–26.