Carl Gunnarsson has announced his retirement from hockey.
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Carl Gunnarsson News
Gunnarsson will miss the rest of the season with a right knee injury.
Gunnarsson was hurt midway through Monday's loss to the Kings and the Blues announced that he will miss the rest of the regular season with a right knee injury. This is a tough blow for a 34-year-old defenseman, whose career is winding down.
Gunnarsson was a late addition to the Blues lineup.
Gunnarsson will be a healthy scratch on Sunday.
Gunnarsson is not on the ice for warmups; will not play in Game 5.
Gunnarsson will come out of the Blues lineup on Thursday.
Gunnarsson draws back into the Blues lineup on Saturday.
Gunnarsson (illness) will return to the Blues lineup on Wednesday.
Gunnarsson missed the last three games with an illness but will draw back into the Blues lineup in Pittsburgh. Gunnarsson has one goal and three assists in 15 games this season.
Gunnarsson will not play Friday due to an illness.
Gunnarsson will not be in the lineup when the Blues take on the Stars on Friday, so Derrick Pouliot will make his Blues debut. Gunnarsson is day-to-day.
Gunnarsson will be a healthy scratch on Saturday.
Gunnarsson (lower-body) will be back on the St. Louis blueline on Wednesday.
Gunnarsson has missed the last five games with a lower-body injury but will play Wednesday vs. the Wild. Gunnarsson, who has one assist in five games, will replace Robert Bortuzzo and skate on the third pair with Vince Dunn.
Gunnarsson (lower-body) will not play on Saturday.
Gunnarsson played 14:30 TOI on Thursday before departing the game with a lower-body injury. Colton Parayko will move up to skate with Alex Pietrangelo while Gunnarsson is out.
Gunnarsson will make his season debut on Saturday.
Gunnarsson was a healthy scratch in the Blues season opener but will draw-in for Robert Bortuzzo on Saturday. Gunnarsson, who had just seven points (3G / 4A) in 25 games last season, will skate on the top-pair with Alex Pietrangelo.
The Blues have re-signed Carl Gunnarsson to a two-year, $3.5M ($1.75M AAV) extension.
Gunnarsson had a difficult season with injuries in 2018-19, missing a total of 57 games with a combination of ailments. He finished the year with seven points (3G / 4A) in 25 games and added three points (1G / 2A) in 19 playoff games to help the Blues to a Stanley Cup—the first of his career.
Gunnarsson (lower-body) will not play in Game 2.
Gunnarsson skated prior to Game 2 but will not play in San Jose. Head coach Craig Berube said that Gunnarsson is “very close to being ready,” so look for Gunnarsson to play in Game 3 or 4 back in St. Louis.
Gunnarsson (upper-body) will not travel to Dallas.
Gunnarsson has been out since February 5th and will miss his ninth straight game on Thursday. However, the Blues are playing extremely well right now so there is no reason to rush the veteran defenseman back into the lineup at this time.
Gunnarsson (upper-body) will miss his fourth consecutive game on Tuesday.
Gunnarsson will not play Thursday due to an upper-body injury.
Gunnarsson is dealing with an upper-body injury and is considered as day-to-day, so he will be replaced by Robert Bortuzzo on Thursday. Gunnarsson has been surprisingly productive offensive as of late, scoring three goals with four assists in his last nine games.
Gunnarsson (upper-body) has been activated from IR.
Gunnarsson has been out since November 16th but said on Wednesday that he is ready-to-go. However, Gunnarsson skated on the fourth pairing in the morning skate, which suggests that he might not play vs. the Capitals.
Gunnarsson (upper-body) said he’s ready to return to the Blues lineup.
Gunnarsson has been out since November 16th but is ready to play on Thursday if the coaches call upon him. Gunnarsson had no points, just eight shots and a plus-2 rating in seven games before getting hurt.
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