What Happened
The St. Louis Blues announced that forward Logan Mailloux has been activated from the injured reserve list. Mailloux underwent hand surgery in September and has completed his rehabilitation program. The activation clears him to join the lineup for his first NHL appearance of the 2026‑27 season. His return comes as the Blues look to bolster scoring options ahead of a stretch of games against division rivals. The move adds depth to the Blues’ forward group as they continue their push in the Western Conference.
Key Details
- Logan Mailloux was activated from the injured reserve list on November 10, 2026.
- The forward had hand surgery in September 2026 and missed the start of the season.
- Activation makes him eligible for his first NHL game of the 2026‑27 campaign.
- Mailloux is listed as a forward on the St. Louis Blues roster.
- The Blues have not disclosed a specific cap hit or contract impact in the announcement.
What It Means
Adding Mailloux gives the Blues an extra forward who can contribute offensively and provide depth on the third line. His return may allow the coaching staff to rotate players more flexibly during a busy stretch, potentially improving special‑team units. If he adapts quickly, the Blues could see a modest boost in scoring depth as they vie for a playoff spot in the tightly contested Western Conference.
What's Next
Mailloux will be eligible for the Blues’ upcoming game against the Detroit Red Wings on November 12 and could see minutes on the third line. Coaching staff will monitor his hand condition during practice before committing him to a full shift schedule.