Derek Armstrong News

Andy McDonald skated Tuesday, showing some progress from Saturday's scary crash on the ice, but the Blues still aren't sure whether the veteran center can play Thursday against Calgary.

Blues' King goes down swinging A broken hand suffered in fight is the third injury in two seasons for the hard-luck left winger.

On a positive note, injured St. Louis Blues defenseman Eric Brewer is moving closer to a potential return.

Thursday 15 Oct 2009 Milwaukee Admirals Defeat Peoria Rivermen 5-2 - AHL Thursday, October 15, 2009 at 08:35AM PEORIA, Ill.

After a pair of inspiring wins to start the season, the St. Louis Blues are facing a situation they haven't seen much in recent years.

The Blues' trip home from Sweden went smoothly. A stop in Iceland for refueling, then nonstop the rest of the way to St.

He was honored with his own statue outside Scottrade Center on Thursday. However, former St.

St. Louis Blues forward D.J. King has been assigned to Peoria, where he will have a two-week rehabilitation stint with the Rivermen.

Lance Armstrong says he's confident he can help bring bicycle racing back to Colorado.

Veteran St. Louis Blues center Derek Armstrong cleared waivers Tuesday and was assigned to minor-league Peoria.

St. Louis Blues defenseman Eric Brewer, who hasn't played since Dec. 11 of last season because of two back surgeries and knee surgery, was skating on his own at practice Monday at Scottrade Center.

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The Blues said goodbye to defenseman Tyson Strachan on Wednesday, but only because they had to.

The National Hockey League has suspended Phoenix Coyotes right wing Francis Lessard for the remainder of the preseason and three regular season games for a game misconduct penalty assessed last week against the Anaheim Ducks.

At age 36, forward Derek Armstrong is at the stage where he can start appreciating some of the more refined things in life.

With only a couple thousand on hand, if that, the Phoenix Coyotes began an uncertain preseason with a 4-2 split-squad win over the Los Angeles Kings .

King feels anxious about how shoulder will respond in fight Notebook Injury kept him out much of season.

Veteran center Derek Armstrong signed a two-way contract Tuesday with the St. Louis Blues.

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The St. Louis Blues and forward Derek Armstrong have agreed to terms on a two-way contract for the 2009 season.The 36-year-old veteran pivot skated in 56 games for the Kings last season, collecting five goals, four assists and 63 penalty minutes.