St. Louis Blues News & Stories

Felix Nilsson's breakout season, David Edstrom's continued success, Noah Dower-Nilsson's improvement, and more in this edition of Stock Watch.

Michael Clifford shines some light on some of the good and bad aspects of this year's rookie class.

To the tune of that "Flashdance" song: Power Feelings.

The Rangers' problems are self-inflicted and maybe not fixable.

Two coaches fired in five days because their GMs expected way too much from subpar rosters.

Michael Clifford takes a swing around the waiver wire to unearth some gems heading into Week 6 of the fantasy hockey schedule.

Wow, it's a whole new season

It's another edition of the Power Feelings but you're not allowed to be mad about anything I say.

Sean Shapiro ranks the long-term outlook in-goal for all 32 NHL franchises.

With Torey Krug out for the 2024-25 campaign, Justin Faulk is first in line to soak up the offensive minutes. Michael Clifford has the details.

Marek Novotný takes you through the St. Louis Blues' 11th-ranked prospect pool, with scouting reports and tools grades on its 21 best prospects.

How much does St. Louis think Dylan Holloway and Philip Broberg are going to help them?

The St. Louis Blues have signed Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway to two-year offer sheets.

Ryan Lambert grades (almost) every transaction in the 2023-24 NHL offseason.

It was a solid sophomore season for Jake Neighbours, but Michael Clifford reads the tea leaves and sees more coming.

The draft order has been decided and now we wait for the picks to be made. Cam Robinson takes his turn at predicting who goes where and when.

Sean Shapiro takes a look around the NHL with the No. 1 teams in both the East and the West jockeying for top position.

With a monster OHL season under his belt, what can fantasy owners expect from Dalibor Dvorsky?

Cam Robinson returns to identify a smorgasbord of waiver wire options to help you continue driving through the fantasy hockey postseason.

Jake Neighbours has gone from a controversial first-round pick in 2020 to an NHL player. How high in the lineup he can play long-term is still in question. Does he...

Sean Shapiro takes a look around the NHL in his weekly column, focusing particularly on how and when the NHL will go to 33 or even 34 teams.

Jimmy Hamrin take stock of the coming and goings of Sweden, highlighted by the Canucks prospect.

Rinkside analytics columnist JFresh looks at which teams should sit, sell, or buy at the 2024 NHL trade deadline.

Cam Robinson returns for another rousing round of mining the waiver wire. He does the digging so you can unearth the gems.

Cam Robinson is back again to help you mine the waiver wire for the extended two-week matchup.

Producing at a high rate in junior is often indicative of future fantasy value. But sometimes it isn't. Victor Nuño checks in on St. Louis Blues' defensive prospect Michael Buchinger to see what the future may have in store.

J.D. Burke reflects on what was learned at the 2024 World Junior Hockey Championships.

Michael Clifford checks in on players who have found success so far this season and determines whether it's sustainable or not.

The latest Scout's Notebook looks at the play of Dalibor Dvorský, Filip Mešár, Eduard Šalé, and Kasper Halttunen.

Craig Berube's out in St. Louis, and it seems like literally everyone knows it's not his fault. So why's he out?

The St. Louis Blues are a team in transition. Big changes helped propel them to a Stanley Cup once upon a time. Michael Clifford explores what impact these recent changes may have on their fantasy landscape.

The St. Louis Blues have fired head coach Craig Berube and promoted Drew Bannister from the Springfield Thunderbirds to interim head coach.

The OHL Stock Watch highlights the play of Liam Greentree, Carson Rehkopf, the Sudbury Wolves' entire first line, Owen Beck, Sam Dickinson, and Anthony Cristoforo.

Michael Clifford identifies a bushel of players who are showing signs of breaking out for the remainder of the season

Cam Robinson is back again with another installment of Mining the Waiver Wire. Where he does all of the work and you enjoy all of the profit.

The December Sweden Stock Watch highlights the performances of Carl Lindbom, David Edstrom, Axel Sandin Pellikka, Anton Wahlberg, Otto Stenberg, and Felix Nilsson.