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3 burning Blues questions entering 2026-27 NHL season

The St. Louis Blues are coming off a rather disappointing season. St. Louis missed the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs, a year removed from sneaking into the dance in 2025. The Blues did make a bit of a push late in the year. Unfortunately, Jordan Binnington and his teammates could not overcome a very poor start. […] The post 3 burning Blues questions entering 2026-27 NHL season appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Everything to know about the Prospect Showcase

Below is the information related to the Chicago Blackhawks 2026 Prospect Showcase that takes place starting this week. Schedule Day Type Place Time Friday, Sept. 11 Practice Blackhawks Ice Center – Rink 1 10am Saturday, Sept. 12 Practice Blackhawks Ice Center – Rink 1 10am Sunday, Sept. 13 Morning Skate Blackhawks Ice Center – Rink 1 10am Monday, Sept. 14 Game vs. St. Louis Blues Blackhawks Ice Center – USG Arena 6pm Tuesday, Sept. 15 Game vs. St. Louis Blues Blackhawks Ice Center ...

Blues’ Adam Jecho Enters NHLPA Player’s Assistance Program

By Gabriel Foley | at September 11, 2026 3:35 pm St. Louis Blues forward prospect Adam Jecho has entered the NHLPA Player’s Assistance Program, per a memo distributed by the NHLPA. Jecho will be unavailable indefinitely, likely keeping him out of all rookie camp and training camp activities. He will only return to the ice when cleared by program administrators, per the announcement. Jecho participated in St. Louis’ 2026 development camp – which was entirely off-ice and held days after the 2026...

Blues’ Adam Jecho to receive care from NHL/NHLPA Player Assistance Program

A notable prospect is stepping away from the game to receive some help. On Friday, the National Hockey League and the NHL Players’ Association announced that St. Louis Blues forward Adam Jecho is set to receive care from the NHL/NHLPA Player Assistance Program. Per a release, Jecho will be unavailable to participate in any team activities for an indefinite period of time. He’ll be able to rejoin the Blues when he’s cleared for on-ice competition by program administrators. The 20-year-old was s...

Blues’ Mason McTavish Carries Chip After Ducks Trade

Mason McTavish could be playing with some extra fire heading into the 2026-27 season. The St. Louis Blues forward told reporters Thursday that he’s “not happy” with the way things went down in Anaheim following an off-season trade from the Ducks. “Yeah, I think I have a chip on my shoulder, for sure,” McTavish said to Jeremy Rutherford of The Athletic. “I’m not happy with the way things went in Anaheim. I enjoyed my time there; it was awesome, guys were great, but at the same time, they traded...

NY Rangers reportedly out of the running in Chris Kreider sweepstakes

While a dream reunion for many fans, reports state there is little to no chance the New York Rangers could bring Chris Kreider back. Out of the blue, the Anaheim Ducks —with Chris Kreider’s approval—decided to place the veteran winger on waivers for the purpose of terminating his contract. Having spent his entire NHL career (minus last season) with the New York Rangers , the Blueshirts were one of the first names linked to Kreider. However, it seems virtually impossible for New York to ...

Today In NHL History - Pronger Shanahan Trade

On July 27th in 1995, Hartford Whalers GM Jim Rutherford and St. Louis Blues GM Mike Keenan swapped second overall draft picks in Chris Pronger (1993) and Brendan Shanahan (1987), marking a rare exchange of matched talent. Pronger's slower than expected development coupled with his rookie season bar room brawling and drunken driving led Hartford to move their baby-faced bruiser for some scoring