St. Louis Blues prospect Zach Dean has entered the NHL/NHLPA Player’s Assistance Program and will be out indefinitely, per a release from the NHL Public Relations department. The announcement mentions that Dean will not be eligible to return to the ice until he is fully cleared by program administrators. This will likely hold him out of the duration of St. Louis’ training camp … [Read more...] about Blues’ Zach Dean Enters NHL/NHLPA Player Assistance Program
Summer Synopsis: St. Louis Blues
With training camps now less than a month away, the bulk of the heavy lifting has been done from a roster perspective. Most unrestricted free agents have found new homes, the arbitration period has come and gone, and the trade market has cooled. Accordingly, it’s a good time to take a look at what each team has accomplished this offseason. Next up is a look at St. … [Read more...] about Summer Synopsis: St. Louis Blues
Blues Sign Milan Lucic To Professional Tryout
The Blues have signed left winger Milan Lucic to a professional tryout, the team announced. Lucic, 37, last played in the NHL with the Bruins in October 2023. While on injured reserve for an ankle injury, he was arrested in November and charged with assault and battery for a domestic incident. Those charges were later dropped in February 2024, but he remained in the NHL/NHLPA … [Read more...] about Blues Sign Milan Lucic To Professional Tryout
Morning Notes: Blues, Fedorov, Ciernik
Aside from 2023 10th overall pick Dalibor Dvorsky, forwards Aleksanteri Kaskimäki and Dylan Peterson have the best chance among the Blues’ young AHL-bound prospects of seeing NHL ice at some point this season, Jeremy Rutherford of The Athletic relays. Both are coming off their first full minor-league season with Springfield, although Kaskimäki is the younger one. The … [Read more...] about Morning Notes: Blues, Fedorov, Ciernik
Broberg And Holloway In Line For Major Raises Next Summer
What a difference a year can make. Last summer, Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway were looking at low-cost one-year offers from Edmonton, eventually leading them to sign two-year offer sheets with the Blues that ultimately weren’t matched. Both players went on to have breakout years, playing big roles in their run to the playoffs. They’re now extension-eligible and in line … [Read more...] about Broberg And Holloway In Line For Major Raises Next Summer