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Ian Cole unsure whether to turn pro or stay in college
In an age where few college students are sure if there will be a job awaiting them in the real world, Ian Cole is fortunate to know that he has an employer ready to use his skills.
Brewer still isn't back on the ice
St. Louis Blues coach Andy Murray probably ached to get on the ice and begin blowing his whistle Wednesday, but he watched pro orientation camp from the stands alongside the team's front office staff.
Former St. Louis Blues defenseman Jeff Woywitka signed a two-year, $1.3 million deal Tuesday with the Dallas Stars.
Western Conference free agency preview
NHL free agency opens on Wednesday. Here are some of the big names who will be available from Western Conference teams.
Blues hope to work out a deal for Polak
With restricted free agent defenseman Roman Polak still unsigned, the St. Louis Blues are facing a potentially similar scenario to the one they faced last summer with forward David Backes.
St. Louis Blues' productive offseason continues
The productive Blues offseason continued Tuesday with another strong move. John Davidson and Co.
Veteran defenseman Jay McKee's tenure with the St. Louis Blues came to an end Monday when the team bought out the final year of his four-year, $16 million contract.
Polak, Blues in talks on a multiyear deal
The Blues expect contract negotiations with restricted free-agent defenseman Roman Polak to pick up after this weekend's NHL draft.
The 2009 NHL Entry Draft live blog
The future is here for the National Hockey League's 30 teams. Friday night's NHL Entry Draft will finally brought to the league highly touted forwards John Tavares and Matt Duchene, as well as defenceman Victor Hedman.
Tkachuk is close to deal with Blues
Veteran forward Keith Tkachuk received a contract offer from the St. Louis Blues this week and negotiations are in the final stages on an expected one-year deal.
Blues are narrowing gap on Red Wings
Sports Columnist Bernie Miklasz [More columns] Bernie Miklasz ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 06/21/2009 When the Detroit Red Wings fell to the Pittsburgh Penguins at home in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup finals, was their loss a temporary slip or a sign of increasing vulnerability? The Blues have been closing the gap on Detroit.
Blues coach Andy Murray in running for top accolade
In typical Andy Murray fashion, the St. Louis Blues coach believes any honor that comes his way can only do so if the entire organization shares in the glory.
St. Louis Blues GM finds fulfillment after rough period
During his first 10 years as Blues general manager, Larry Pleau had longed to find a breakfast diner in St.
Surgeon here accused of bogus report
A former Army surgeon, who is now an associate professor at Washington University School of Medicine, published a study that made false claims and overstated the benefits of a product from a company he was paid by in treating soldiers severely injured in Iraq, the commander at Walter Reed Army Medical Center said Tuesday.
What Blues can take from success of Blackhawks
QUESTION: The Blackhawks ousted the Canucks in the Western Conference semifinals last night with a young team that many thought was a year or two away.
Julien, McLellan, Murray named Adams Award finalists
The Boston Bruins' remarkable season is far from over. And the man who led the Bruins to the third-best season in franchise history is getting his due, with Claude Julien being named Friday as one of three finalists for the Jack Adams Award as the National Hockey League's coach of the year.
Brewer has another surgery on ailing back
During his postseason media briefing Thursday, St. Louis Blues President John Davidson said defenseman Eric Brewer underwent a second back surgery within the past 10 days.
Perhaps no one is prouder of the St. Louis Blues than one of the team's primary architects, John Davidson.
St. Louis Blues: Amazing Season Closes on a Sour Note
Well as they say, all good things must come to an end. Tonight marked the end of the Blues miraculous season.
Blues' defense lacks offensive firepower
Despite the two big injuries on the Blues' defense this season - Erik Johnson and Eric Brewer - the group has somehow managed to stick together and get the job done.