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

The St. Louis Blues were one of the teams that was projected to be a seller at this year’s trade deadline, but they ended up making no moves. Instead, the Blues stuck with the status quo and will move forward in their far-fetched playoff push.

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The team's top defenseman will undergo a knee scope and be re-evaluated in six weeks. He was injured in a 3-2 shootout win over LA.

The St. Louis Blues have had a tumultuous season, including a poor start, a coaching change, a resurgence, and a possible selling opportunity at the NHL Trade Deadline. St. Louis was in a rough spot offensively,

The St. Louis Blues find themselves in an interesting position as 2025 trade deadline day has arrived. They are 30-27-6 and have won five of their final six games before they take on the Anaheim Ducks on deadline day.