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  • Blues Hub Weekly w/ Jamal Mayers: Post Trade Deadline and West Coast Swing

    Blues Hub Weekly w/ Jamal Mayers: Post Trade Deadline and West Coast Swing
    2025/03/10
    Trade Deadline & Team Outlook The Blues finished their West Coast trip with a 2-1 OT loss to the Kings but remain just one point out of a wildcard spot. Despite trade speculation, GM Doug Armstrong chose not to make any moves at the deadline, signaling confidence in the current roster. Braden Schenn was a trade target, notably for the Toronto Maple Leafs, but opted to stay in St. Louis, citing loyalty to the team and his captaincy. Injuries played a role in the decision-making, particularly Colton Pareko’s knee injury, which will sideline him for the regular season. Trade Deadline Winners & Losers Mayers highlighted Dallas and Colorado as the biggest winners at the deadline. The Stars' addition of Rantanen strengthens their playoff push, while the Avalanche bolstered their depth down the middle with key acquisitions. Blues’ Playoff Push & Key Players The Blues need to maintain a “win two out of every three” mindset to stay competitive. Jordan Binnington was named the player of the week for his strong performances in net. Key players like Pavel Buchnevich, Robert Thomas, Jordan Kyrou, and Schenn need to step up offensively. Pareko’s absence will require increased contributions from defensemen like Justin Faulk and Nick Leddy. Prospect Updates AHL affiliate Springfield Thunderbirds are surging, with goaltenders Colton Ellis and Vadim Zarenko leading the way. Ellis recently signed a two-year extension with the Blues. Defenseman Will McIsaac, a 2024 draft pick, is excelling in the WHL with a standout plus-43 rating. Jimmy Snuggerud and the Minnesota Golden Gophers suffered a Big Ten Tournament loss but await their NCAA tournament assignment. Looking Ahead The Blues face the Penguins, Wild, and Ducks this week in crucial games for their playoff hopes. Mayers emphasized the need to “take care of business” and not look too far ahead. Fan Q&A & Final Thoughts Fans expressed concerns over the team’s scoring struggles and whether retaining players like David Perron or Vladimir Tarasenko would have helped. Mayers noted that younger players are stepping into key roles and that veterans on expiring deals often move on to make room for them. Projected points needed for a playoff spot: likely around 96. The hosts encouraged fans to join the upcoming Blues Hub Watch Party on Thursday, featuring Mayers, Andy Strickland, and Cam Jansen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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  • Blues Fall in OT but Earn a Point vs. Kings

    Blues Fall in OT but Earn a Point vs. Kings
    2025/03/09
    Ethan Hannaford and Mike Meyer broke down the Blues' 2-1 overtime loss to the Los Angeles Kings, highlighting the resilience of the team despite key absences. Key Takeaways: Overcoming Adversity: The Blues played without key defensemen Colton Pareko and Cam Fowler, yet managed to battle their way to a crucial point. Defensive Commitment: The team blocked 23 shots, showcasing their willingness to sacrifice for a win. Joel Hofer’s Strong Finish: After a shaky start, the young goalie turned in a solid performance, making several clutch saves in the latter half of the game. Offensive Struggles: Despite a strong defensive showing, the Blues lacked sustained offensive pressure and failed to capitalize on early power-play opportunities. Overtime Mistake: A costly turnover in OT led to Quinton Byfield’s game-winning goal for LA. Standings & Playoff Push: The Blues remain in the mix for a wildcard spot but face an uphill battle with teams like Vancouver and Calgary having games in hand. They need to take advantage of a relatively easier remaining schedule to stay in the hunt. Trade Deadline Analysis: The Blues stayed quiet at the deadline, opting to keep their current roster intact. Meyer noted that GM Doug Armstrong remains committed to making the playoffs rather than making drastic moves. Looking Ahead: The Blues have a four-day break before facing the Pittsburgh Penguins on March 13. With key players returning and a favorable schedule, this stretch will be critical in their playoff push. Overall, the hosts were impressed with the team's resilience but acknowledged that every point matters as they push for a postseason berth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    29 分
  • Blues stay hot! Win 4-3 over Ducks

    Blues stay hot! Win 4-3 over Ducks
    2025/03/08
    The latest episode of the Blues Hub Postgame Show, hosted by Ethan Hannaford and Jacob Stanoch, recapped the St. Louis Blues' 4-3 victory over the Anaheim Ducks, marking their second straight win on the West Coast. Game Summary The Blues had a strong start, with Alexei Toropchenko opening the scoring. Anaheim responded with a power-play goal, showcasing their physical style. Braden Schenn’s goal in the second period, assisted by Jordan Kyrou and Dylan Holloway, gave the Blues momentum. Zach Bolduc’s breakaway goal highlighted his recent hot streak (six goals in the last ten games). The Ducks pushed late, nearly tying the game, but Jordan Binnington held strong to secure the win. Key Takeaways Jordan Binnington’s Stellar Play: The Blues' goaltender continues to perform at an elite level, only allowing goals that were nearly impossible to save. Penalty Kill Struggles: The Blues are a strong 5-on-5 team but continue to face challenges when shorthanded. Defensive Adjustments: Despite losing Colton Parayko, the defensive core, led by Cam Fowler and Nick Leddy, has held up well. Blues’ Playoff Push: With the weakest remaining schedule in the NHL, the Blues are just one point out of a wild card spot. They’ve gone 7-1-1 in their last nine games, maintaining playoff hopes. Looking Ahead The Blues wrap up their West Coast trip against the Los Angeles Kings before a four-day break. With their strong play and a favorable schedule, they have a realistic shot at sneaking into the postseason. The next postgame show will follow the matchup against the Kings. Stay tuned for more analysis from Ethan Hannaford and Jacob Stanoch! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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