Category Archives: St. Louis Blues

McKenzie: Drouin to the Blues?

It appears the Jonathan Drouin trade talks are heating up. TSN Hockey Insider Bob McKenzie provides an update on The Morning Show on TSN Radio 690 in Montreal.

Will the Blues move Shattenkirk for scoring help?

St. Louis Blues defenceman Kevin Shattenkirk could be on the block, while the Anaheim Ducks are a team to watch in the Jonathan Drouin sweepstakes, TSN Senior Hockey Reporter Frank Seravalli writes.

Robby Fabbri for Jonathan Drouin is a possibility.

D men who could be on the move

Blues GM Doug Armstrong would prefer to move Carl Gunnarsson, a No. 4-5 defenceman and pending UFA, but that would only bring back a Cam Atkinson-type player, should he deal with the Jackets. If St. Louis wants a Top 6 forward in return, they may dangle Shattenkirk, who has one year left on his deal beyond 2015-16.

Will Tarasenko get an offer sheet?

lot of talk St. Louis winger Vladimir Tarasenko will be getting an offer sheet after finishing off a rookie deal last season.

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Blues not planning to re-sign Jackman

Blues not planning to re-sign Jackman

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Blues owner takes hard look at team

Blues owner takes hard look at team

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Tipsheet: Let the Blues speculation begin

Tipsheet: Let the Blues speculation begin

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Not done but STL still working on deal for ARI D Zbynek Michalek

Blues’ Expectations At The Trade Deadline

Pierre LeBrun | ESPN.com writes … Blues’ Expectations At The Trade Deadline

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Are the Blues looking at Vermette or Lupul?

Nichols on Hockey … Dreger: Could Blues trade for Vermette or Lupul?

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Could the Blues or Flyers swing a trade with the Senators?

LeBrun: Blues, Flyers well-matched for Senators on trade front

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Brodeur’s time in St. Louis likely to come to an end

STLToday.com writes … Goaltender Brian Elliott is on the verge of returning to the Blues’ lineup — perhaps as soon as tonight’s game in Nashville — which means the end could be near in St. Louis for Martin Brodeur.

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