St. Louis Blues Injury Report
Updated Fri, Oct 23, 12:20 PM ET
6 out or IR before STL vs Hurricanes
Torey KrugDLTIRankleback ~Jul 2027
Alexey ToropchenkoRWIRupper bodyback ~Nov 14Reg. season: 1 GP · 0 G · 0 A · 0 PTS · 5:08 TOI
Dillon DubeCIRneckback ~Dec 4Reg. season: 3 GP · 1 G · 0 A · 1 PTS · 11:31 TOI
Logan MaillouxDIRhandback ~Nov 25Reg. season: 67 GP · 5 G · 8 A · 13 PTS · 16:46 TOI
Ross JohnstonLWIRlower bodyback ~Oct 24Reg. season: 6 GP · 0 G · 1 A · 1 PTS · 8:20 TOI
Tyler TuckerDIRkneeback ~Nov 12Reg. season: 69 GP · 3 G · 14 A · 17 PTS · 14:21 TOI
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Questions
Who is out for the Blues?
6 Blues players are listed out or on injured reserve right now: Torey Krug (D), Alexey Toropchenko (RW), Dillon Dube (C), Logan Mailloux (D), Ross Johnston (LW), Tyler Tucker (D). No one is listed day-to-day. Each entry shows the injury and the reported expected return, which is an estimate rather than a promise.
When does the Blues injury report come out?
The NHL has no league-mandated injury report. Clubs announce injuries and lineup changes when they choose, most often after the morning skate on game day, and often describe injuries only as upper or lower body. This page rebuilds through the day from ESPN's injury data, which follows those announcements.
How many points are the Blues projected for in 2026-27?
94.9 points on average across 20,000 simulated seasons, from a 5-4-1 start. That gives the Blues a 57% chance to make the playoffs and 3% to win the Stanley Cup. The rating behind it uses game results only, never betting lines.