The St. Louis Blues have a thriving and prosperous farm system, with several players ready to jump to the big leagues. With that said, here are three of them that might make an appearance before the 2024-25 season comes to a close.
Dalibor Dvorsky
This is a no-brainer, as Dalibor Dvorsky has had a strong season at all levels. His most promising showing was captaining the Slovakia team at the World Junior Championship. He scored five goals and added four assists for nine points in just five games of play. That was among the most in the entirety of the tournament, with two fewer games played than those select few that had more points than Dvorsky.
At the American Hockey League level, he has 12 goals and 10 assists for 22 points in 29 games this season. He can bring a lot to the table and will be a prominent fixture in the plans the Blues have. Especially in the goal-scoring department, which has been inconsistent this season. It would not be a surprise if we see him rocking his third jersey of the year, this time in St. Louis with the Blues crest.
Jimmy Snuggerud
This one is also a no-brainer. It has been reported that at the end of the 2024-25 NCAA season, whenever the University of Minnesota is all wrapped, Jimmy Snuggerud has a great chance of getting some NHL reps in.
At the Collegiate level, he has captained the Golden Gophers in 24 games, with 12 goals and 18 assists for 30 points. He sits in third in terms of the most points scored on the season in all of Division-I Ice Hockey. After the Frozen Four concludes in April, expect Snuggerud to stick around and get those last regular-season reps in with the Blues.