Jordan Binnington and Connor McDavid were two of Canada’s biggest heroes in last Thursday’s 4 Nations Face-Off championship win versus the United States, and in a week’s time, they could be NHL ...

Tending twine against Anaheim ...

Poor showing Thursday ...

It’s doubtful that St. Louis Blues general manager Doug Armstrong was basing important decisions about the future of the ...

The Wild appear locked in to the first spot, but who gets the second? Plus, full playoff projections, draft lottery standings ...

The Vancouver Canucks did not even need to play a game for them to be the biggest winners coming out of Thursday and Friday ...

They gathered to see teammates Jordan Binnington ... trading for Binnington, because other general managers may feel they could find their own hidden gems (similar to how the Vancouver Canucks ...

If they are willing to part with players like captain Brayden Schenn, the Blues have some valuable assets to move at the NHL ...

Since the Wild made its way into the league in 2000-01, playing its 24th season in 2024-25 and had never swept the Blues in a ...

Blues goalie Jordan ... Binnington said. “Find a way to get points and hopefully, put ourselves in a good position come April.” With the win on Sunday (combined with Utah’s victory over ...

They are tied with the Vancouver Canucks ... will see his first action in two weeks against the Canucks. St. Louis Blues goalie Jordan Binnington started and played in every game for Canada.

The Blues came into the game with the Pittsburgh Penguins playing 12 of their final 17 games against teams outside the ...