Pietrangelo (illness) will not play against the Stars on Friday.
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Alex Pietrangelo News
Pietrangelo (hand) will return to the Blues lineup on Saturday.
Pietrangelo has missed the last 11 games with a hand injury but will play Saturday vs. the Penguins. Pietrangelo, who has four goals and seven assists (11 points) in 24 games, will be on the top pair and top power-play in his return.
The Blues have placed Alex Pietrangelo (hand) on IR.
Pietrangelo miss Saturday’s game in Arizona after suffering a hand injury in Colorado on Friday. It sounds like Pietrangelo will need surgery, so he could be sidelined long-term. The Blues plan to re-evaluate him around Christmas. With Pietrangelo on IR, Colton Parayko will likely take on an expanded role and Chris Butler was recalled from San Antonio (AHL).
Pietrangelo will not be in the Blues lineup on Saturday.
Pietrangelo (hand/wrist) is questionable for Saturday.
Pietrangelo suffered an apparent hand/wrist injury in Friday’s game in Colorado and is questionable for Saturday’s game in Arizona. Expect an update on Pietrangelo’s status around 6:00 pm ET.
Pietrangelo (foot) has been activated from IR and will return to the Blues lineup on Sunday.
Pietrangelo (foot) is possible for Sunday’s game in Winnipeg.
The Blues have placed Alex Pietrangelo (lower-body) on IR.
The Blues moved Pietrangelo to IR but did not announce how long he is expected to be out. The move to IR means that he will have to miss at least the next two games, but is eligible to play Saturday vs. the Jets. The Blues used his roster spot to call up Jordan Schmaltz.
Pietrangelo (foot) will not play Sunday; listed as day-to-day.
Pietrangelo (illness) is not on the ice for warmups; will not play vs. Dallas.
Pietrangelo (knee) returns to the Blues lineup on Sunday.
Pietrangelo missed nine games with a knee injury but will be back in the lineup tonight in Carolina. The Blues played well without Pietrbngelo, but they come in having lost three in a row. Pietrbngelo has three goals and 20 assists (23 points) in 55 games this season and his return means Robert Bortuzzo will be a healthy scratch.
Pietrangelo (knee) was a full participant in Wednesday’s practice; could return to the lineup soon.
Pietrangelo (knee) will miss at least three weeks; placed on IR on Monday.
Pietrangelo suffered a knee injury in the Blues win over the Wild on Saturday. He was hurt on a knee-on-knee collision with Charlie Coyle and will miss at leas three weeks. He will be reevaluated at that time and provide an update on his status.
Pietrangelo not on the ice in warmups; not expected to play.
Pietrangelo will be rested on Sunday.
The Blues will rest Pietrangelo this afternoon vs. the Red WIngs. They are already battling a ton of injuries, so won't risk any more key players getting hurt.
The St. Louis Blues have agreed to terms on a seven-year deal with defenseman Alex Pietrangelo.
Pietrangelo, 23, dressed in 47 games last season, leading the Blues’ defense with 24 points (five goals and 19 assists) while ranking 13th in ice time per game (25:06) among all National Hockey League (NHL) defensemen. Since his first full season in 2010, Pietrangelo is tied for sixth among all defensemen in points (118), ranks 10th in goals (28), tied for ninth in assists (90) and slots 15th in plus/minus (+34) while he became the youngest defenseman in Blues history to record back-to-back 40-plus point seasons in 2010-11 (43) and 2011-12 (51).
Pietrangelo will return to the Blues lineup tonight.
Pietrangelo missed the Blues last game with the flu but he is expected to return to the lineup tonight vs. the Canucks. He is one of the best young defensemen in the NHL. He has five goals and 13 assists in 27 games this season.
Alex Pietrangelo did not dress tonight vs. Anaheim. He's out with the flu.
Late scratch for the Blues.
Pietrangelo will play in game 3 tonight
Hopefully this is the boost the Blues need to get back into the series.
If Pietrangelo can’t play, Ian Cole will go into the lineup.
Same old day-to-day, upper body story from the Blues coaches on the hit by Dwight King. Keep an eye on him before the game.
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