Like the players, like the head coach, St. Louis Blues general manager Doug Armstrong was disappointed and dismayed.

Doug Armstrong has entered his final offseason as Blues general manager. Next year, Alexander Steen will be running point as ...

The Blues ownership, management and coaching staff earn high marks for guiding this franchise back into the playoff chase.

The St. Louis Blues are still reeling from a heartbreaking Game 7 loss to the Winnipeg Jets in Round 1 of the Stanley Cup ...

The Blues have an opportunity to improve their defense and depth forwards through offseason trades this summer.

The second round of the 2025 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs is in full swing. While the focus is on the eight clubs battling to ...

The well-known hiring trends of coaches around the league are starting to not apply higher up at the GM level.

This time, I’ll be grading the defensemen, goalies, coaches Drew Bannister and Jim Montgomery, and general manager Doug Armstrong. Players had to appear in a minimum of 20 games or finish the ...

"[GM] Doug Armstrong tells me to play the best players," Montgomery said. "And whether they're 20 years old or they're 35 years old, that's who we play. Snuggerud and [Zack] Bolduc deserve to play ...

The Blues project as a team that can compete for a Stanley Cup again in 2025-26, but there are a couple of big decisions for general manager Doug Armstrong — and soon his successor Alex Steen ...

One move that went highly underrated by General Manager Doug Armstrong with this team was the move to acquire Cam Fowler from the Anaheim Ducks, as the 33-year old would prove to be a fantastic ...