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As the NHL trade deadline nears with the league on hiatus through the 4 Nations Face-Off, speculation around St. Louis Blues captain Brayden Schenn continues to grow. On Tuesday's episode of the ...

Brayden Schenn, who is 33 years old, is the current captain of the Blues. He has scored 11 goals and added 21 assists for 32 points through 56 games this season. Throughout his career split ...

There is a lot of interest in Brayden Schenn and it would be ... the Golden Knights acquiring Schenn would allow Brett Howden to slide back over to the wing. I haven’t liked Howden’s game ...

As of February 12th, the St. Louis Blues sit eight points out of the second Western Conference wild-card spot. They could still go on a run and make the postseason– stranger things have happened– but ...

Related: Insider Believes Maple Leafs Expressed Interest in Blues’ Brayden Schenn Schenn knows how to produce offense; he’s recorded as many as 70 points in a season and has more than 650 in ...

One name that's emerged as a possible trade candidate recently is Blues captain Brayden Schenn. Schenn has been with St. Louis for eight seasons, winning a Stanley Cup with the Blues in 2019.

One name that’s continued to draw particular interest around the league is Blues captain Brayden Schenn. The 33-year-old has spent nearly a decade in St. Louis after stints with Philadelphia and ...

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The Toronto Maple Leafs have been linked to St. Louis Blues captain Brayden Schenn, but according to different NHL insiders, the Canadian club might not have enough to pry him from St. Louis.