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St. Louis Blues 2025 Draft Target: Cameron Reid - STLtoday. com 19 St Louis Blues — Cameron Reid, LHD 6-0, 175 Shoots: Left The Blues need to add depth on the back end, which leads me to having a defenseman going to St Louis in our mock drafts Reid projects as a a potential power play quarterback with a big shot and offensive instincts
St. Louis Blues 2025 Draft Target: Malcolm Spence St Louis Blues 2025 Draft Target: Malcolm Spence June 3, 2025 by Anthony Testaguzza Throughout the last five or so NHL Drafts, the St Louis Blues have built a fairly balanced selection of first-round prospects, grabbing some talented forwards and selecting some outstanding defensemen
3 Players the St. Louis Blues Should Target in the 2025 NHL Draft St Louis Blues trade pick # 19 to Tampa Bay Lighting in exchange for F Isaac Howard Michigan State or 2nd choice: St Louis Blues trade pick # 19 to Boston for Center Morgan Geekie -- announce Geekie sign 5 year deal for AVV 5 million per year 6 ft 3--- 26 year old- right handed center 33 goals -24 assists --57 points last season
Article: St. Louis Blues’ Goals for 2025 Offseason St Louis Blues’ Goals for 2025 Offseason May 13, 2025 by Anthony Testaguzza - clip - Draft Another Right-Handed Defenseman Last offseason, the Blues selected 16th overall in the first round of the 2024 NHL Draft, in which they selected right-handed defenseman Adam Jiricek, brother of Minnesota Wild defenseman David Jiricek
Blues Offseason Needs: How St. Louis Measures Up To NHL’s Conference . . . Blues offseason needs: How St Louis measures up to NHL’s conference finalists By Jeremy Rutherford June 5, 2025 7:00 am CDT - clip - So with that, let’s use Dom Luszczyszyn’s Net Rating model to compare the state of the Blues’ roster to the average roster of the NHL’s four conference finalists: Florida, Edmonton, Dallas and Carolina