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Quick Bites: San Jose Keeps Playoff Hopes Breathing with Big Win

Coming off a long road losing streak, the San Jose Sharks emerged victorious in a back-and-forth home battle against the Saint Louis Blues at the SAP Center, winning 5-4. Macklin Celebrini, as he casually does, made National Hockey League and franchise history, scoring his hundredth point in one season. The win has more than just Celebrini credit, but Alex Wennberg provided two Sharks goals, and Adam Gaudette scored the riveting game-winner that now keeps the Sharks in the running for a wild c...

Blues at Sharks game 72: Lines, game thread and how to watch

The San Jose Sharks are back home and crazily, still in the playoff race. As has been the case all season, no one seems to want to take a strangle hold on those wild card spots, so the Sharks are still well within striking distance, just four points back of the second spot with games in hand on every other team ahead of them. But just behind the Sharks are the St. Louis Blues, who pay a visit to the Shark Tank today. The Blues have not been kind to the Sharks this season. St. Louis won th...

Craig Berube on the Leafs’ ugly loss in St. Louis: “We had one player who showed up… If you don’t have urgency, you’re letting that sweater down”

Craig Berube addressed the media after his team’s 5-1 loss to the St. Louis Blues, which dropped the Maple Leafs’ record to 31-30-13. On the team’s lackadaisical performance: We had one player who showed up tonight, and that was our goalie. That is really what it boils down to. It’s very disappointing. I thought the […] The post Craig Berube on the Leafs’ ugly loss in St. Louis: “We had one player who showed up… If you don’t have urgency, you’re letting that sweater down” appeared first on M...

Toronto Maple Leafs vs. St. Louis Blues – Game #74 Projected Lines, Preview & TV Info

A meeting against the 28th-place St. Louis Blues is a must-lose for the Maple Leafs if there is any hope of falling into the bottom five this season (7:00 p.m. EST, Sportsnet/CBC). Game Day Quotes Steven Lorentz on the team’s motivations down the final stretch:  It is pro sports. You have to stay sharp. You’re […] The post Toronto Maple Leafs vs. St. Louis Blues – Game #74 Projected Lines, Preview & TV Info appeared first on Maple Leafs Hotstove .

Quick Bites: Sharks Suffer Loss in St. Louis in More Ways than One

The San Jose Sharks pushed the St. Louis Blues to overtime, but could not manage to get the final goal to seal the win. With less than three seconds remaining on the clock, the Sharks hung Alex Nedeljkovic out to dry and allowed Dylan Holloway to retrieve a puck alone, drive the net and put one over Nedeljkovic’s shoulder for the game-winner. Nedeljkovic got as big as he could in the net and hugged the post as well as he could; it was just an excellent shot by Holloway. HOLY MOLY DYLAN HO...

Sharks at Blues game 70: Lines, game thread and how to watch

The San Jose Sharks are hoping to snap a five-game losing streak today with a visit to the St. Louis Blues. This is the second of three meetings between the two teams. The Sharks lost the last bout, a 3-2 loss in overtime on March 6 in San Jose. They’ll play once more in San Jose on March 30. The Blues are seventh in the Central Division, but have been doing better over the last week and a half than the Sharks. The team is 3-1-1 in its last five games and just a point behind San Jose in t...

3 St. Louis Blues Not Expected Back Next Season

The St. Louis Blues tried to blow up their roster ahead of this season's trade deadline, and while a couple moves transpired, expect to see a full re-tool this upcoming offseason. Alex Steen is expected to take over as GM and Steen will be tasked to re-shape the core of this team, after Doug Armstrong certainly got the ball rolling, moving on from captain Brayden Schenn and two-way defenceman Justin Faulk. The Blues are loaded with young talent and high draft picks, and look for Steen to shop ...

NHL Rumors: Hurricanes Passed On Jordan Binnington Deal

For a team that usually swings big, the Carolina Hurricanes going quiet at the deadline raised some eyebrows.  Especially when Jordan Binnington’s name was floating around. Hurricanes Didn’t View Jordan Binnington as the Upgrade The Hurricanes did do their homework on Jordan Binnington. They checked in with the St. Louis Blues , kicked tires, and that was reportedly about as far as it went.  According to The Athletic's Pierre LeBrun , talks “never got serious,” and that kind of s...

St. Louis Blues Sign Hobey Baker Finalist NCAA Free Agent

  The St. Louis Blues have made a move for their future, signing one of the top NCAA college hockey free agents, landing  forward Felix Trudeau on a two-year entry-level contract. #stlblues     have signed collegiate free agent forward Felix Trudeau to a two-year, entry-level contract beginning with the 2026-27 season and he will join Springfield for the remainder of the season on an amateur tryout. — Lou Korac (@lkorac10) March 23, 2026 The 23-year-old 6'2" forward will now joi...

NHL Rumors: 3 Offseason Trade Destinations for Blues' Jordan Kyrou

St. Louis Blues forward Jordan Kyrou once again found himself in the rumor mill leading up to the 2026 NHL trade deadline. However, the Blues ended up not moving him.  While this is the case, there is an expectation that the Blues will listen to offers on Kyrou this summer. Due to this, let's look at three teams that could look to land Kyrou this offseason. Seattle Kraken  The Kraken have long been linked to Kyrou, and it makes sense when noting that they could use another high-impac...

4 Trade Targets Named For Flyers at Center

The Philadelphia Flyers are loaded on the wing, but have a lack of center depth at the NHL level. They have several pivots occupying their top 10 prospects list, but for immediate help at the NHL level, the team will have to look elsewhere. That has prompted Philly insider and Daily Faceoff writer Anthony Di Marco to propose four trade targets for the team to go after this summer.  Robert Thomas, St. Louis Blues Thomas was the biggest name out there at the trade deadline, but the Blues ne...

Will the Blues deal hot-headed Stanley Cup-winning goaltender in July?

The St. Louis Blues have found a great surprise in backup goaltender Joel Hofer. Selected 107th overall in 2018, Hofer has served 2nd-fiddle to Jordan Binnington in the Blues system.  Binnington helped the Blues overcome the odds in a 2019 underdog story, which led to the team winning a Stanley Cup against the Boston Bruins, led by Bruce Cassidy.  Players come and go, and as the Blues begin their retool, some players, including their own stars, may have to find a new home in the NHL....

GM #66: St. Louis Blues @ Winnipeg Jets

With the surprising win on Saturday over the league leading Colorado Avalanche, the Winnipeg Jets have managed to pull within 6 points of the Western Conference’s final wildcard spot. That spot is currently being held by the San Jose Sharks, who have played 1 less game than the True Northers, and our club still needs to pass 4 other franchises in standings before they could grab that last post-season berth. So there is a lot of work to be done with only 17 more contests left in the regular sea...

$6.5 M Veteran Blues defenseman to be traded in July?

  The NHL trade deadline has come and gone. All excitement surrounding the annual event was muted by the league's newly minted rules .  One big name slated to be traded by general manager Doug Armstrong of the St. Louis Blues was defenseman Colton Parayko. Locked in for four more years, with a $6.5 million average annual value (AAV) cap hit, he had a ticket to Buffalo, but exercised his ability to waive the trade.  After much dismay surrounding his decision, he decided to stick ...

Four positives from Oilers’ four-game road trip: Frederic is finding a new gear, the Nurse-Murphy pairing has potential, and more

The Edmonton Oilers went 2-1-1 on their recent four-game road trip, which isn’t bad, but giving up a two-goal lead last game against the St. Louis Blues and losing in overtime certainly stung, letting a valuable point slip away. Nevertheless, there were several positives to take from the trip, including beating a dangerous Colorado Avalanche…

Blues 3, Hurricanes 1

After playing a dominating first period, the Carolina Hurricanes let their “foot off the gas” and allowed the St. Louis Blues to crawl back into the game and eventually win by a score of 3-1, on Thursday night at the Lenovo Center. Even as they outshot the opposition 13-2 and out-chanced them, the home team […]