It’s almost time again for St. Louis Blues hockey. The Blues open the 2025-26 season Thursday at home against the Minnesota Wild. It will be Jim Montgomery’s first ...

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The Montreal Canadiens didn't need Sammy Blais to start. So, losing him on waivers is unfortunate but far from the end of the world.

The NHL season for 2025-26 drops the puck on Tuesday. For the St. Louis Blues, it opens Thursday at home against the Minnesota Wild.

Snapping an NHL-record 14-year playoff drought is again the task of players who were kids when the dubious run began. Former No. 1 overall picks Rasmus Dahlin and Owen Power anchor the blue line, and ...

Here’s a look at what to expect from the 2025-26 NHL season: ...

If last season is any indication from the point Jim Montgomery took over as coach in November, making the playoffs is the minimum expectation. The Blues get a full season with Montgomery behind the ...

Bookmakers don't have great expectations for the St. Louis Blues (0-0), giving them +5000 odds to win the Stanley Cup in 2025-26. Odds to win the Stanley Cup: +5000 (Bet $10 to win $500.00) ...

The Maple Leafs are also the most popular pick to win the Eastern Conference with 17.4% of tickets, according to BetBGM. However, the Canadiens are responsible for a leading 20.1% of the pot despite ...

The Toronto Maple Leafs claimed goaltender Cayden Primeau from the Carolina Hurricanes and left winger Sammy Blais from the Montreal Canadiens on Monday, according to TVA's Renaud Lavoie.

McDavid, a three-time winner of the Hart Trophy as the NHL's MVP, was entering the final year of his current contract at $12.5 million per season. He'll make the same AAV in his new two-year deal.

After a trip to the Stanley Cup Playoffs last season, the St. Louis Blues are excited to get the 2025-26 season underway and build off last year’s success.