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The St. Louis Blues acquired forward Thomas Bordeleau and a conditional 2026 fourth-round pick from the New Jersey Devils in exchange for Nick Bjugstad; Bordeleau will report to the AHL's Springfield Thunderbirds.
The St. Louis Blues project a lineup for their Feb. 2 game in Nashville with Jake Neighbours returning from an upper-body injury to replace Robby Fabbri; Mathieu Joseph moves to the fourth line, Joel Hofer starts in goal, and the forward/defense pairings are listed in the projected lineup.
Winnipeg-born Joel Hofer will start in goal for the St. Louis Blues against the Jets in Winnipeg, riding strong recent numbers (.932 save pct., 2.00 GAA, 6-2-0) and better career figures vs his hometown team. Sundqvist and Holloway are out; Berggren and Fabbri enter the lineup. No defensive changes are expected. Projected forwards: Otto Stenberg–Brayden Schenn–Jimmy Snuggerud; Jake Neighbours–Pavel Buchnevich–Jordan Kyrou; Robby Fabbri–Dalibor Dvorsky–Jonatan Berggren; Alexey Toropchenko–Nick Bjugstad–Nathan Walker. Defense: Philip Broberg–Colton Parayko; Tyler Tucker–Justin Faulk; Cam Fowler–Logan Mailloux. Goalie: Joel Hofer.
The St. Louis Blues’ Jan. 16 game vs. the Tampa Bay Lightning centers on Philip Broberg being a game-time decision while he clears concussion protocol; Robert Thomas is on injured reserve, and Joel Hofer is expected to start in goal. The projected Blues forward group is Stenberg-Schenn-Snuggerud; Neighbours-Dvorsky-Kyrou; Buchnevich-Bjugstad-Berggren; Toropchenko-Sundqvist-Walker, with defense Fowler-Parayko; Tucker-Faulk; Mailloux-Kessel. Final lineups will be updated at warmups as Broberg’s status is confirmed.
Philip Broberg signed a six-year, $48 million contract with the St. Louis Blues, solidifying his role as a key defenseman through his prime years, after a strong season and previous performance with the Oilers and Blues.
The St. Louis Blues have signed defenseman Philip Broberg to a six-year, $48 million extension, reflecting his valuable contribution to the team and his rising profile in international hockey.
The St. Louis Blues, after a poor start to their road trip, are expected to keep their forward lines and defense pairings unchanged for the game against Utah Mammoth, with Joel Hofer starting in goal.
The NHL status report highlights recent injury updates, including Connor Bedard's return to skating for the Blackhawks with no clear timeline, Vejmelka's placement on IR by the Mammoth, Suter's ankle injury with a four-week reevaluation, and other key injury news across teams like the Blues, Sabres, Hurricanes, and Canucks.
The NHL features four games with notable storylines, including the Canucks aiming for a perfect road trip sweep against the Flyers, Blues players auditioning for Canada's Olympic team, Gauthier nearing 20 goals for the Ducks, Zegras on a point streak for the Flyers, and Kopitar closing in on Kings' scoring records, with the schedule highlighting key matchups.
The St. Louis Blues are set to start Jonatan Berggren on the first line with Robert Thomas and Pavel Buchnevich against the Florida Panthers, with Robby Fabbri returning to the lineup and Joel Hofer expected to start in goal for their upcoming game.
Filip Forsberg scored his first hat trick of the season, leading the Nashville Predators to a 5-2 victory over the St. Louis Blues, marking their second win against the Blues in five days. The game featured key assists from Josi and O'Reilly, and Forsberg's performance included goals in all three periods, contributing to his 11th career hat trick and a five-game point streak.
The NHL injury report highlights key updates: Dylan Holloway of the Blues is out for six weeks with an ankle injury; Mika Zibanejad of the Rangers is benched for missing a team meeting; Penguins acquire Stuart Skinner and Brett Kulak, who may debut soon; Patrick Kane of the Red Wings is day-to-day with an upper-body injury; and other team-specific injury updates and player returns are noted.
The St. Louis Blues will welcome Alexey Toropchenko back to their lineup for the game against Nashville on December 15, while Dylan Holloway will miss six weeks due to an ankle injury. The team is currently on a four-game homestand with upcoming games against Winnipeg and New York.
Buddy Guy, at 89, continues to be a vibrant force in the blues scene, performing regularly at his Chicago club, celebrating his career, and striving to keep the blues alive as one of its last original icons, blending traditional roots with modern influences and inspiring a new generation of musicians.
The St. Louis Blues are set to face the Columbus Blue Jackets with a mostly unchanged lineup, except defenseman Matthew Kessel returning. Coach Jim Montgomery emphasizes the need for key players like Jordan Kyrou and Pavel Buchnevich to step up, especially with injured teammates. Rookie Dalibor Dvorsky is expected to play his second game of the season, and Joel Hofer is likely to start in goal.