Hockey meets tennis in Tuesday’s lineup as the Chicago Blackhawks and St. Louis Blues hit the ice while the Australian Open moves into the quarterfinals. Local TV listings provide a roadmap for fans eager to catch every goal and set.
With the St. Louis Blues languishing near the bottom of the Western Conference, speculation is mounting that forward Brayden Schenn may be on the trading block. The team’s management, led by General Manager Doug Armstrong, is weighing its options before the NHL Trade Deadline arrives.
As the St. Louis Blues lag behind in the Western Conference, talk of potential trades circulates around Robert Thomas. General Manager Doug Armstrong may see dealing Thomas as a stepping stone to rebuilding for the future, raising questions about which NHL team could maximize his talents.
St. Louis Blues goaltender Joel Hofer is set to continue his impressive run, taking on the Boston Bruins at the Enterprise Center. With Jordan Kyrou still out of the lineup, the Blues lean on Hofer’s confident play in hopes of securing another triumph on home ice.
In a challenging start to their season, the St. Louis Blues have struggled mightily on home ice, suffering two defeats by a combined 13-3. Now, as they prepare to meet the Dallas Stars, the pressure mounts to reverse this early slump.
The Minnesota Wild delivered a resounding 5-0 victory in St. Louis as Ryan Hartman scored two goals. This shutout performance on Thursday night marked a strong start to the season for the Wild, while the Blues struggled to gain momentum at home.
The Chicago Blackhawks wrapped up their preseason schedule with a loss to the St. Louis Blues on Saturday night. With a roster largely drawn from their minor-league ranks, the team put forth a solid effort but could not secure the victory. The finale closed out Chicago’s exhibition slate heading into the regular season.
The St. Louis Blues have officially secured defenseman Cam Fowler with a three-year extension worth $18.3 million. This new contract underscores Fowler’s ongoing importance to the team and marks another significant move in the Blues’ roster strategy.
Milan Lucic, the bruising forward who once hoisted the Stanley Cup with Boston and later faced legal trouble in 2023, has signed a professional try-out with the St. Louis Blues. The agreement offers the veteran one more opportunity to prove he still belongs in the NHL.
The St. Louis Blues have been attempting to trade center Jordan Kyrou, but a no-trade clause effective July 1 complicates potential moves. As the Boston Bruins explore options to strengthen their roster, could Kyrou be the solution they need?
