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Sep 23
Robby Fabbri left the St. Louis Blues' 5-1 preseason win over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Sunday with what the team called a lower-body injury and did not return. The 22-year-old forward has not appeared in a regular-season game since February of 2017 when he incurred a torn ACL. He missed all of last season after reinjuring that knee during training camp.
Sep 19
One way to make quick gains in fantasy hockey is to be ahead of the curve when it comes to selecting a player that is taking the next step in their development. Scott Cullen looks at some players to consider as breakthrough candidates, Statistically Speaking.
Sep 14
Lou Korac from NHL.com joins Dean Millard as we continue our NHL previews from St. Louis to discuss the Jake Allen injury, off-season signings, Vladimir Tarasenko and expectations for the upcoming season.
Sep 13
The St. Louis Blues have activated forward Robby Fabbri off injured reserve before their first training camp practices.
Sep 12
St. Louis Blues goaltender Jake Allen will be sidelined at least 10 to 14 days due to back spasms, the club announced Wednesday.
Sep 6
St. Louis Blues winger Vladimir Tarasenko hopes to be on the ice for the start of training camp next week, five months after undergoing reconstructive surgery on his left shoulder.
Aug 31
It might have only been late-August hockey with a smattering of NHLers, but for Fabbri, it was another step on his road back to the NHL. Fabbri will have been on the shelf for exactly 20 months thanks to consecutive tears to the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee when St. Louis opens its regular season on Oct. 4.
Aug 28
After being acquired by the Blues this summer, Ryan O'Reilly explains why he believes he and Vladimir Tarasenko will thrive together and what he expects to accomplish with his new teammates in St. Louis. He also clarifies his comments at the end of another disappointing season in Buffalo and much more.
Aug 28
The St. Louis Blues confirmed Tuesday Martin Brodeur has left his position as assistant general manager of the team to pursue new opportunities. The Blues promoted director of amateur scouting Bill Armstrong to fill Brodeur's position, which he held for the past three seasons.
Aug 27
Andy Strickland from Fox Sport Midwest joined us to discuss the Blues' off-season.
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