St. Louis Blues Training Camp Surprise: Which Rising Star Is Turning Heads on Day One?
Coach Jim Montgomery openly admitted they’re about 95 percent there with their top group, but when it comes to clickity-clack on the ice, finding consistency remains an elusive beast. Jake Neighbours and Alexey Toropchenko were missing from the leading pack—one logged some skate time with the extras, the other took a hard fall and stayed off the ice—which stirs the pot even more. The Blues have been experimenting, splitting power play time between units helmed by Robert Thomas and a duo of Dylan Holloway and Jordan Kyrou, trying to nail that balance before the regular season buzz intensifies.
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