St. Louis Blues Sign Forward, Chris Porter to a 2 Year Contract
On April 4, 2013, the St. Louis Blues General Manager, Doug Armstrong, announced that they signed the Left Wing Forward (#32), Chris Porter, to a one-way 2 year contract. Chris[...]
On April 4, 2013, the St. Louis Blues General Manager, Doug Armstrong, announced that they signed the Left Wing Forward (#32), Chris Porter, to a one-way 2 year contract. Chris[...]
Earlier this week, the Calgary Flames traded left-handed Defenseman, Jay Bouwmeester (#19) to the St. Louis Blues for a conditional first round draft pick, along with Goaltender Reto Berra and[...]
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- Well, it didn’t take long for the St. Louis Blues to add a contract to replace the one they just traded away. According to the official team website[...]
- The St. Louis Blues and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced Friday that they traded forward, Matt D’Agostini (#36), Right Wing, with the New Jersey Devils. This agreement provides the Devils[...]
Announced earlier today, the Blues have traded defensemen Scott Ford to Milwaukee for forward Jani Lajunen and two others. Originally drafted by Nashville in 2008, Lajunen has played in 40 games[...]
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- With the St. Louis Blues defensive core composed and anchored by up and coming stars, management has searched for a little bit more veteran presence to compliment Barret Jackman’s[...]
The St. Louis Blues agreed in principal to a 1 year, $800,000 deal with defenseman Wade Redden Friday. The 35 year old Lloydminster, Saskatchewan native departed the Ottawa Senators in[...]
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- Update 6:45pm CST Jeremy Rutherford of the St. Louis Post Dispatch chimed in with an update earlier this afternoon. Tarasenko will return to the #nhl when the lockout is[...]
- With the NHL lockout in full effect several St. Louis Blues players are weighing their options as where they will play till the situation is resolved. For a deeper[...]
- With yet another lookout looming the St. Louis Blues, like the other 29 NHL teams, are preparing for the dark days ahead. Today they sent 24 players to the[...]
