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Just In: Trade winds are picking up in St. Louis, as a trusted league insider has revealed that the Blues are actively shopping one of their veteran defensemen. According to multiple sources, the team has quietly made a “key blue liner” available, fueling speculation that General Manager Doug Armstrong is looking to shake up the roster after a disappointing 2024–25 campaign. While the specific name has not been confirmed publicly, chatter around the league points toward Torey Krug or Colton Parayko as potential trade candidates. Both players carry significant contracts and have had fluctuating performance over the past two seasons, leading some analysts to believe the Blues could be exploring ways to open cap space or retool their back end. “St. Louis knows it has to evolve,” an anonymous NHL executive told TSN. “They’ve got younger talent coming up, and moving one of their veteran D-men could help them not only financially but strategically.” Krug, 34, has three years remaining on his deal at $6.5 million AAV, while Parayko, 32, is under contract through 2030 at $6.5 million annually. Both have full or modified no-trade clauses, which could complicate any deal, but the Blues are reportedly willing to retain salary or package draft picks to make a move work. The Blues missed the playoffs for the second consecutive season, prompting growing urgency in the front office to reposition the team for a more competitive window. Sources close to the organization say Armstrong is open to both “hockey trades” and future-focused deals, depending on the return. Teams rumored to be interested include the Ottawa Senators, Los Angeles Kings, and Buffalo Sabres—all clubs in need of experienced help on the blue line. Stay tuned as the NHL offseason heats up and the Blues’ roster undergoes what could be a significant transformation. — Would you like a graphic mock-up or social media version of this news piece?

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HAPPY ANNIVERSARY — St Louis Blues head coach Jim Montgomery and Wife Emily, Celebrate 26th Wedding Anniversary! I Will Grow Older With You! Together Forever, Stronger Than Ever! Happy 26th Anniversary! And she further on said…..💙

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Just In: Dallas stars ✨ Super star right wing, Mikko Rantanen reportedly turns down a tempting jaw dropping sarary of $36.2 dollars and committed to……

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Just In: Trade winds are picking up in St. Louis, as a trusted league insider has revealed that the Blues are actively shopping one of their veteran defensemen. According to multiple sources, the team has quietly made a “key blue liner” available, fueling speculation that General Manager Doug Armstrong is looking to shake up the roster after a disappointing 2024–25 campaign. While the specific name has not been confirmed publicly, chatter around the league points toward Torey Krug or Colton Parayko as potential trade candidates. Both players carry significant contracts and have had fluctuating performance over the past two seasons, leading some analysts to believe the Blues could be exploring ways to open cap space or retool their back end. “St. Louis knows it has to evolve,” an anonymous NHL executive told TSN. “They’ve got younger talent coming up, and moving one of their veteran D-men could help them not only financially but strategically.” Krug, 34, has three years remaining on his deal at $6.5 million AAV, while Parayko, 32, is under contract through 2030 at $6.5 million annually. Both have full or modified no-trade clauses, which could complicate any deal, but the Blues are reportedly willing to retain salary or package draft picks to make a move work. The Blues missed the playoffs for the second consecutive season, prompting growing urgency in the front office to reposition the team for a more competitive window. Sources close to the organization say Armstrong is open to both “hockey trades” and future-focused deals, depending on the return. Teams rumored to be interested include the Ottawa Senators, Los Angeles Kings, and Buffalo Sabres—all clubs in need of experienced help on the blue line. Stay tuned as the NHL offseason heats up and the Blues’ roster undergoes what could be a significant transformation. — Would you like a graphic mock-up or social media version of this news piece?

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Just In: Trade winds are picking up in St. Louis, as a trusted league insider has revealed that the Blues are actively shopping one of their veteran defensemen. According to multiple sources, the team has quietly made a “key blue liner” available, fueling speculation that General Manager Doug Armstrong is looking to shake up the roster after a disappointing 2024–25 campaign. While the specific name has not been confirmed publicly, chatter around the league points toward Torey Krug or Colton Parayko as potential trade candidates. Both players carry significant contracts and have had fluctuating performance over the past two seasons, leading some analysts to believe the Blues could be exploring ways to open cap space or retool their back end. “St. Louis knows it has to evolve,” an anonymous NHL executive told TSN. “They’ve got younger talent coming up, and moving one of their veteran D-men could help them not only financially but strategically.” Krug, 34, has three years remaining on his deal at $6.5 million AAV, while Parayko, 32, is under contract through 2030 at $6.5 million annually. Both have full or modified no-trade clauses, which could complicate any deal, but the Blues are reportedly willing to retain salary or package draft picks to make a move work. The Blues missed the playoffs for the second consecutive season, prompting growing urgency in the front office to reposition the team for a more competitive window. Sources close to the organization say Armstrong is open to both “hockey trades” and future-focused deals, depending on the return. Teams rumored to be interested include the Ottawa Senators, Los Angeles Kings, and Buffalo Sabres—all clubs in need of experienced help on the blue line. Stay tuned as the NHL offseason heats up and the Blues’ roster undergoes what could be a significant transformation. — Would you like a graphic mock-up or social media version of this news piece?

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