Gordo writes: New Blues GM Armstrong did a nice job converting current asset into future asset.

The Blues parted with roughneck winger D.J. King on Wednesday, trading the oft-injured forward to the Washington Capitals for minor-league prospect Stefan Della Rovere.

Benefactor for cancer-stricken sister of Blues' top draft pick is under federal scrutiny.

He signs two-year extension with Blues, which sets up the trade with the Washington Capitals.

PITTSBURGH — Mike Knuble teed up a puck on a wooden platform a few inches above Heinz Field's green grass Tuesday and lofted a perfectly placed wrist shot between the uprights.

Kings sign Ponikarovsky

Our insiders differ on what they think the former No. 1 overall pick might get on his new contract, in terms of dollars and years.

The Blues are betting $4.3 million that David Perron will blossom into an impact scorer during the next two seasons.

When David Perron broke into the NHL in 2007, he couldn't cash his paychecks from the Blues because he didn't have a Social Security number.

Perron's production

Restricted free agent will earn $4.3 million from the Blues over the next two seasons.

League has determined historic contract circumvents salary cap, source says.

At long last, Ilya Kovalchuk signed a free-agent deal with the Devils. His indecision had the NHL in a state of paralysis.

The Blues are hoping to build on a trend that saw shots and scoring increase after coach Davis Payne replaced Andy Murray on Jan. 2. The Blues totaled 117 goals in 41 games under Payne and, over an 82

The combination of the Blues' budget and their philosophy of continuing to grow from within kept the club out of the free-agent market.

The Blues acquired the 24-year-old forward from Colorado on June 17 in exchange for Julian Talbot.

When John Komlos got into the construction business 25 years ago, he never considered being asked to build a professional-size ice hockey rink. His specialities as an engineer are in residential, offi

Defenseman only appeared in eight games last season but could compete for steady work this year.

With Paul Kariya now departed, the Blues' highest-paid player heading into next season will be forward Andy McDonald.

Defenseman closed out 18-year career by playing for the Blues last season.