The Blues fell well off the playoff pace coming out of the holiday break, but all that has changed. They are neck and neck ...

The Blues have 17 games remaining in the regular season, and have the easiest strength of schedule of any team in the NHL.

Blues general manager Doug Armstrong didn't make any moves at the NHL trade deadline, and that was the right call.

In addition to the Flames and Canucks, the St. Louis Blues and Utah Hockey Club are also angling for that eighth seed. The Anaheim Ducks are also lingering.

For a guy with a short fuse, which is part of what has made Mark Kastelic a welcomed and oft-explosive staple in the Bruins' ...

Consistency. There are a number of ways to define the word, but in the case of the St. Louis Blues, this one best has suited ...

St. Louis emerged with one point in a 2-1 overtime loss to the Kings at crypto.com Arena as Quinton Byfield scored the ...

Calgary’s 19 remaining games include nine ... cruising to a 22-15-6 record with Jim Montgomery behind the bench. At .581, they own the seventh-best record in the Western Conference over that ...

Thursday’s “First Call” looks at a depth signing by the Pittsburgh Steelers on the defensive side of the ball. Mike Williams ...

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Unlike the Kings, the Blues stood pat at the deadline. There were reports the team sought to trade veteran center Brayden ...

For a determined effort, playing shorthanded and on the second of a back-to-back, that was a tough way for the St. Louis ...