St. Louis Blues head coach Jim Montgomery reflects on how the team improved this season and what needs to happen to be ...

The playoffs were new to some of the young Blues, and the first-round series with the Jets taught them some valuable lessons.

One win to move on. It's literally that simple. The St. Louis Blues have an opportunity to upset the Presidents' ...

Blues head coach Jim Montgomery sent a message to the organization following a crushing loss in Game 7 against the Jets.

Blues GM Doug Armstrong announced some good news on forward Dylan Holloway, who missed the playoffs with an injury.

From the very first game, the Jets-Blues series has been defined by its physicality, intensity, and unpredictability. Both teams have left everything on the ice, resulting in a back-and-forth battle ...

But how much did it alter the thinking of Doug Armstrong, coach Jim Montgomery, captain Brayden Schenn and others? Have the Blues climbed out of the retool? Should they be seen as a postseason ...

In a fast-moving development that indicates this might have been some time in the making, the Bruins missed on the first ...

Advertisement Jim Montgomery’s club could take the experience gained from its Western Conference first-round series back to St. Louis and know that the retool had been expedited exponentially.

In it, he thanked St. Louis Blues coach Jim Montgomery and goalie Jordan Binnington, who sent a signed jersey: That was the day of Game 3 between the Blues and Winnipeg Jets, with the Blues ...

If you're the St. Louis Blues, how do you get over that? The worst gut punch, kick in the crotch possible. Less than two minutes away from eliminating the Presidents' Trophy winners in an epic ...

"It's about seizing an opportunity for us. We’re in Game 7 of the playoffs," Blues coach Jim Montgomery said. "It’s what we’ve all dreamed of in that organization, in that locker room together.