NHL · STL
5th in Central Division
Dillon Dube
C · 5' 11"
Jack Finley
C · #37 · 6' 6"
Connor McMichael
C · #24 · 6' 0"
Mason McTavish
C · #23 · 6' 1"
Dylan Peterson
C · #39 · 6' 4"
Oskar Sundqvist
C · #70 · 6' 3"
Pius Suter
C · #22 · 5' 11"
Robert Thomas
C · #18 · 6' 0"
Pavel Buchnevich
LW · #89 · 6' 1"
Dylan Holloway
LW · #81 · 6' 1"
Ross Johnston
LW · 6' 5"
Jake Neighbours
LW · #63 · 6' 0"
Nathan Walker
LW · #26 · 5' 9"
Jonatan Berggren
RW · #29 · 5' 11"
Dalibor Dvorsky
RW · #54 · 6' 1"
Julien Gauthier
RW · #26 · 6' 4"
Hugh McGing
RW · #56 · 5' 8"
Jimmy Snuggerud
RW · #21 · 6' 1"
Alexey Toropchenko
RW · #13 · 6' 6"
Philip Broberg
D · #6 · 6' 4"
Brandon Carlo
D · #25 · 6' 5"
Cam Fowler
D · #17 · 6' 2"
Logan Mailloux
D · #23 · 6' 3"
Colton Parayko
D · #55 · 6' 6"
Calle Rosen
D · #43 · 6' 1"
Tyler Tucker
D · #75 · 6' 1"
Jordan Binnington
G · #50 · 6' 2"
Joel Hofer
G · #30 · 6' 5"
Georgi Romanov
G · 6' 5"
Carlo (lower body) has been traded to the St. Louis Blues for two third round draft picks, reports Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet.ca.
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