Doug Armstrong was able to acquire Dylan Holloway (55) and Philip Broberg (right) from the Edmonton Oilers when the Oilers chose not to match the offer sheets the Blues tendered.

Would Blues let Doug Armstrong go to Maple Leafs? Coaching staff changes? Mailbag, Part 2 By Jeremy Rutherford May 24, 2025 ...

Armstrong has already said that the Blues “won’t have to do anything to be cap-compliant because of injuries” to Tarasenko and Alexander Steen.

St. Louis Blues general manager Doug Armstrong tendering offer sheets to two players was bold. It now makes him a marked man. Armstrong tendered offer sheets to Edmonton Oilers defenceman Philip ...

ST. LOUIS — With Blues training camp beginning on Thursday, GM and President of Hockey Operations Doug Armstrong spoke to the media. Armstrong believes the moves his front office made over the ...

According to Blues’ general manager Doug Armstrong, the main reason for the coaching change was the fact that Montgomery was available.

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. ST. LOUIS, MO - SEPTEMBER 12: General Manager Doug Armstrong of the St. Louis Blues poses for his official headshot for the ...

Armstrong said he apologized to him last night because the Blues weren’t the contender Armstrong thought they would be when signing Acciari to a one-year deal. So the fire sale continues.

As such, Armstrong "colorfully instructed the ice crew at TD Garden -- known locally as the bull gang -- to get to work." This being Boston, the response from the employees was quite blunt.

Will Drew Bannister return next season as the head coach of the St. Louis Blues? That was the biggest question facing General Manager Doug Armstrong on Thursday in his press conference to wrap up ...

Tom Stillman announced that Alexander Steen signed a five-year contract to serve as an assistant to Armstrong for two years before taking over for Armstrong.

General manager said offer sheets were not done out of spite, to make St. Louis Blues better, that he'd do it to anyone running a team to do his job right ST. LOUIS -- Call Doug Armstrong a savage ...