The St. Louis Blues will be without defenseman Tyler Tucker for tonight’s decisive Game 7 clash against the Winnipeg Jets—a significant blow to a team counting on its blue line depth in a win-or-go-home matchup. The 25-year-old Tucker has emerged as a reliable presence on the back end this season, providing physicality, poise, and key minutes that have helped stabilize the … [Read more...] about Blues’ Tyler Tucker To Miss Game 7
Prospect Matthew Mayich Transfers To NCAA
Blues prospect Matthew Mayich will play at Clarkson University next season, the school announced (Twitter link). The 20-year-old was a sixth-round pick back in 2023, going 170th overall. Mayich spent his four-year OHL career with Ottawa and saved his best performance for last, tallying 42 points in 66 games this season. Louis originally was supposed to have his rights only … [Read more...] about Prospect Matthew Mayich Transfers To NCAA
Blues Sign Will Cranley To Two-Way Extension
The Blues re-signed goaltender Will Cranley to a two-way contract for 2025-26, per a team announcement. He’ll make the league minimum of $775K if he’s on the NHL roster with an $85K salary in the minors. Cranley, 23, was recently up with the Blues as their emergency goaltender for the playoffs. However, he was returned to ECHL Florida on Monday with AHL Springfield starter … [Read more...] about Blues Sign Will Cranley To Two-Way Extension
Jets’ Mark Scheifele Out For Game 6
Jets star center Mark Scheifele has already been ruled out for Winnipeg’s potential series-clinching Game 6 contest against the Blues on Friday, head coach Scott Arniel announced (via Ken Wiebe of the Winnipeg Free Press). The 32-year-old pivot is dealing with an undisclosed injury he sustained in the first period of last night’s Game 5 win. There’s been some contention about … [Read more...] about Jets’ Mark Scheifele Out For Game 6
Phil Roberto Passes Away
In a sad announcement, the St. Louis Blues revealed that former player Phil Roberto has passed away at the age of 76. Roberto began his professional playing career with the Montreal Canadiens on December 17, 1969. Despite tallying only one assist in eight games during the 1969-70 season, Roberto increased his offense the following season, scoring 14 goals and 21 points in 39 … [Read more...] about Phil Roberto Passes Away