The Blues have one game left before the trade deadline and are in a precarious position after a recent run put them in playoff contention.

St. Louis Blues captain Brayden Schenn surfaced as a trade candidate in recent weeks amid rumors that GM Doug Armstrong might shake up his roster core.

St. Louis Blues' Brayden Schenn will become the 403rd player in NHL history to reach the 1,000-game milestone, and he’ll do so in the same season that his brother Luke also hit the plateau.

As the NHL trade deadline approaches, the Toronto Maple Leafs may need to part with one of their top prospects to secure an impact player. NHL expert Mike Johnson identified center Fraser Minten as a likely trade piece if Toronto makes a move for St.

Schenn, 33, has appeared in 61 games this season with the Blues, where he has 12 goals, 37 points, and 151 hits. The Blues captain is also signed until the completion of the 2027-28 season, carrying a $6.5 million cap hit.

Ahead of the March 7 NHL trade deadline, the Toronto Maple Leafs appear to be interested in adding a piece or two to strengthen their postseason prospects and bring home their first Stanley Cup since 1967.

There are reasons to think Schenn would be a good fit with Toronto, but is he the best fit ahead of next week's trade deadline? Maybe not.