Blues forward Jake Neighbours (63) brings the puck up the ice during the second period of a game against the Mammoth on April 16, 2026, at Delta Center in Salt Lake City.
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The only carryovers from last year were Jim Montgomery, goaltending coach David Alexander (with the Blues since 2017) and assistant video coach Ryan Stacey (hired in 2025).
There鈥檚 a glut of potential fourth-line options, making the battle for minutes on the fringe of the 最新杏吧原创 roster one to monitor when the Blues open training camp in about two weeks.
Dvorsky will enter his second full season in the NHL, and will do so as either the second- or third-line center on a Blues team trying to return to the playoffs for just the second time in five years.
The Blues could face major contract decisions next summer with Jimmy Snuggerud, Jake Neighbours, Joel Hofer and Logan Mailloux all headed toward restricted free agency.
After a playoff run in 2025 that built expectations, and a 2025-26 season that failed to meet them, the Blues will now get to see just what Montgomery can do with a young roster at his disposal.
From star players to depth pieces, new additions and returnees, there are plenty players on the Blues roster who will be looking to rebound when the regular season starts.
Blues forward Jake Neighbours (63) brings the puck up the ice during the second period of a game against the Mammoth on April 16, 2026, at Delta Center in Salt Lake City.
