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Hockey’s beloved emergency backup goalies face an uncertain future with new NHL rule
Former Zamboni driver-turned-arena manager David Ayres became an immediate sensation when he pulled on the goaltending gear and took the ice in an NHL game on a Saturday night in Toronto and beat his hometown Maple Leafs. Before that, accountant by day/beer league goalie by night Scott Foster won a game for Chicago.
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Longtime NHL Goalie Steps Away After Nearly Two Decades
Veteran goaltender Jaroslav Halak has officially announced his retirement from the NHL. After 17 seasons, Tomas Prokop of Slovak outlet Dennik Sport wrote, “Jaroslav Halák has officially retired at age 40.
Grading Blues’ 2025 NHL Draft class
The St. Louis Blues made just three picks in the 2025 NHL Draft, but they came away with some very intriguing players.
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John Kelly out as Blues broadcaster as team 'reimagines' game coverage
Chris Kerber and Joey Vitale will move from the radio booth to the TV booth and the play-by-play will be simulcast on FanDuel Sports Network Midwest and 101 ESPN radio.
Blues Make Big Changes To Broadcast, Team Moving Forward Beginning With 2025-26 Season
The St. Louis Blues announced some big changes to their broadcast team and way they present Blues hockey effective immediately and moving forward into the 2025-26 season.
Blues re-sign Matt Luff, Vadim Zherenko, Hunter Skinner to one-year, two-way contracts
ST. LOUIS, MO - St. Louis Blues President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today the Blues have signed forwardMatt Luff ($775,000 NHL / $400,000 AHL), goaltenderVadim Zherenko ($775,000 NHL / $125,000 AHL), and defensemanHunter Skinner ($775,000 NHL / $125,000 AHL) to one-year, two-way contracts.
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