Before this week, the Blues were one of the hottest teams in the NHL, putting themselves in position to compete for a playoff spot. They had a chance this week to hold the second wild card, but lost two critical games to the Sharks and Kings. Now, they’re 4 points out with 5 teams standing between them and the playoffs, leaving us feeling like the playoff dream is officially dead. What happened? How did the Blues get themselves in the race, and what went wrong this week? Will it end up hurting them in the draft lottery? Was this a “pointless” hot streak that will damage them in the long run?

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The Blues have continued to hover around the bottom 5 of the NHL, and everyone’s eyes are on the upcoming draft and offseason, as well as the 2026-27 season. The Blues have also signed collegiate free agent Felix Trudeau, who should factor into the roster conversation next year. How have players been performing lately, and what does it mean for the future? Plus, we’ll do our first listener/viewer Q&A! You submitted your questions about the offseason, contracts the Blues have signed, and what this team will look like down the road!

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The St. Louis Blues were sellers at the trade deadline, but they find themselves with a 7-1-1 record in their last 9 games. A team that we thought would be at the bottom of the league by this time are now sitting just 5 points out of a playoff spot with 16 games left in the season. What’s the reason behind their success? Why haven’t they been able to play this well all year? Would it be better for the Blues to tank, or should they try to push for the playoffs?

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In what was shaping up to be a disappointing trade deadline, Doug Armstrong and the St. Louis Blues pulled off a couple of last minute trades to send Brayden Schenn to the New York Islanders and Justin Faulk to the Detroit Red Wings. The total return features a mix of picks, prospects, and NHL players. How did the Blues do? Did they accomplish what they needed to? Were the returns for Schenn and Faulk enough? Should the Blues have been more aggressive in selling? What does this deadline mean for this season, this summer, and the new era of Blues hockey?

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The first domino of the 2026 trade deadline has (maybe) fallen: the St. Louis Blues have a deal in place to trade Stanley Cup winning defenseman Colton Parayko to the Buffalo Sabres. The return reportedly includes defenseman prospect Radim Mrtka and a 1st round draft pick. How would this deal look for the Blues? What kind of player is Mrtka, and what could the trade mean for the future? What else could be coming by Friday’s deadline?

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The NHL in-season trade deadline is this Friday afternoon and the Blues rumor mill has been very active. Expected names like Justin Faulk and Brayden Schenn are out there. However, Robert Thomas in particular seems to be gaining traction, which would present a major shakeup for St. Louis. Could the Blues really move their best player? If so, which teams could acquire him and what should the return be? What would the future look like for the Blues, both with and without Robert Thomas?

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The United States have beaten Canada in both the men’s and women’s gold medal games at the 2026 Winter Olympics! Jordan Binnington and Colton Parayko won the silver medal, and Dalibor Dvorsky finished 4th with Slovakia. Before the hockey world turns its attention back to the NHL, we’ll react to the gold medal game! What does this mean for the US and for hockey? What does this mean for the Blues players that played in the tournament? What’s next for the Blues as the season resumes?

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NHL players have returned to the Winter Olympics, and this year’s games have brought us some exciting hockey! The St. Louis Blues have 5 players representing their national teams, and so far there have been some impressive performances. As of today, the group stage is over and the knockout round is set. How have Blues players looked so far? What roles are they playing on their teams, and how could their experience benefit them when they rejoin the Blues? What can we expect from the rest of the tournament?

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The NHL is on a break as the Winter Olympics are underway. Before the roster freeze, the St. Louis Blues made it clear that they will be selling. They traded Nick Bjugstad and claimed Jack Finley off waivers. What do these moves mean for the Blues? What moves could we expect before the NHL trade deadline in March? What might the Blues look like to start next season, and can they be competitive next season?

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Nothing has gone right for the Blues this season, and struggles for the Blues goalies have often been a big reason why. With Jordan Binnington having a down year and Joel Hofer playing well for the past couple of months, is it time to reevaluate the goaltender situation in St. Louis? Is Joel Hofer ready to take over as a starter? Is it time to move on from Jordan Binnington? Should the Blues look around the league to acquire a new young goalie like Jesper Wallstedt or Sebastian Cossa?

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