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NHL trade illustration: Islanders acquire Brayden Schenn from Blues for Drouin, prospect, and picks.
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Islanders acquire Brayden Schenn from Blues at trade deadline

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The New York Islanders acquired center Brayden Schenn from the St. Louis Blues on NHL Trade Deadline Day. In exchange, the Blues received forward Jonathan Drouin, goaltender prospect Marcus Gidlof, a 2026 first-round pick originally from Colorado, and a 2026 third-round pick originally from New Jersey. Schenn waived his 15-team no-trade clause to facilitate the deal.

Jonatan Berggren has emerged as a productive forward for the St. Louis Blues since being claimed off waivers in mid-December. In 25 games, he has recorded five goals and 12 points, yet his lineup appearances remain inconsistent. With 14 games left in the season, calls are growing for the team to feature him more regularly.

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ニューヨーク・アイランダースとセントルイス・ブルースのフォワード、ジョーダン・カイルーに関するトレード協議がNHLデッドラインを前に停滞している。主要な障害はブルース側がアイランダースのディフェンスプロスペクト、カショーン・エイチソンを要求していることだ。アイランダースはメトロポリタン・ディビジョンで3位につけ、オフェンス強化を狙っている。

The St. Louis Blues have claimed 23-year-old forward Jack Finley off waivers from the Tampa Bay Lightning. Finley, the son of former Blues defenseman Jeff Finley, brings NHL and AHL experience to the team. He will join the Blues after the Olympic break.

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Jamie Benn scored twice, including the game-winner with 23 seconds left, as the Dallas Stars edged the St. Louis Blues 5-4 on Wednesday night. The victory marked Dallas' sixth consecutive win and seventh in eight games heading into the Olympic break. St. Louis fought back from a two-goal deficit but suffered its eighth loss in nine outings.

St. Louis Blues defenseman Philip Broberg, who signed a six-year contract extension and was recently named to Sweden's 2026 Olympic team, left the game against the Vegas Golden Knights early due to an upper-body injury. The hit from Vegas captain Mark Stone occurred just 1:35 into the first period. Coach Jim Montgomery offered a positive initial update on his condition.

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Swedish defenseman Philip Broberg has agreed to a six-year, $48 million contract extension with the St. Louis Blues, securing his future with the team through his prime years. The deal, announced on Saturday, carries an average annual value of $8 million and begins next season. Broberg, recently named to Sweden's roster for the 2026 Olympics, has been a standout performer in his second season with the Blues.

 

 

 

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