San Jose Sharks vs St. Louis Blues Live Stream
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Fixture facts
- Game day
- Puck drop
- (Thu 8:00 PM EDT)
- Event
- NHL
- Expected length
- Around 2 and a half hours
- Location
- Enterprise Center, St. Louis, MO
- Broadcasters
- Disney+, ESPN+, Hulu
Team profiles
St. Louis Blues
- Home arena
- Enterprise Center, St. Louis
- Position
- 5th in Central Division
- Record to date
- 1-1-0
- Year founded
- 1967
San Jose Sharks
- Position
- 2nd in Pacific Division
- Record to date
- 2-0-0
- Year founded
- 1991
Who are the St. Louis Blues?
The Blues franchise began in 1967. Enterprise Center is their home arena. Current position: 5th in Central Division.
Who are the San Jose Sharks?
The Sharks franchise began in 1991. Current position: 2nd in Pacific Division.
What is next for Blues
| Date | Opponent |
|---|---|
| · | vs Columbus Blue Jackets |
| · | @ Ottawa Senators |
| · | @ Minnesota Wild |
Squad lists
Blues squad, 24 names
| # | Player | Position | Height | Birth country |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18 | Robert Thomas | C | 6′0″ | CAN |
| 22 | Pius Suter | C | 5′11″ | SUI |
| 52 | Zach Dean | C | 6′0″ | CAN |
| 65 | Dillon Dube | C | 5′11″ | CAN |
| 77 | Connor McMichael | C | 6′0″ | CAN |
| 83 | Mason McTavish | C | 6′1″ | CAN |
| 49 | Ross Johnston | LW | 6′5″ | CAN |
| 63 | Jake Neighbours | LW | 6′0″ | CAN |
| 81 | Dylan Holloway | LW | 6′1″ | CAN |
| 89 | Pavel Buchnevich | LW | 6′1″ | RUS |
| 15 | Dalibor Dvorsky | RW | 6′1″ | SVK |
| 21 | Jimmy Snuggerud | RW | 6′1″ | USA |
| 29 | Jonatan Berggren | RW | 5′11″ | SWE |
| 4 | Theo Lindstein | D | 6′0″ | SWE |
| 6 | Philip Broberg | D | 6′4″ | SWE |
| 17 | Cam Fowler | D | 6′2″ | CAN |
| 20 | Justin Barron | D | 6′2″ | CAN |
| 23 | Logan Mailloux | D | 6′3″ | CAN |
| 25 | Brandon Carlo | D | 6′5″ | USA |
| 36 | Adam Jiricek | D | 6′3″ | CZE |
| 55 | Colton Parayko | D | 6′6″ | CAN |
| 75 | Tyler Tucker | D | 6′1″ | CAN |
| 30 | Joel Hofer | G | 6′5″ | CAN |
| 50 | Jordan Binnington | G | 6′2″ | CAN |
Sharks squad, showing 30 of 31 names
| # | Player | Position | Height | Birth country |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Will Smith | C | 6′0″ | USA |
| 10 | Ty Dellandrea | C | 6′2″ | CAN |
| 16 | Alex Barre-Boulet | C | 5′10″ | CAN |
| 21 | Alexander Wennberg | C | 6′2″ | SWE |
| 23 | Barclay Goodrow | C | 6′2″ | CAN |
| 46 | Cam Lund | C | 6′2″ | USA |
| 63 | Zack Ostapchuk | C | 6′4″ | CAN |
| 71 | Macklin Celebrini | C | 6′0″ | CAN |
| 73 | Tyler Toffoli | C | 6′0″ | CAN |
| 13 | Quentin Musty | LW | 6′2″ | USA |
| 27 | Mason Marchment | LW | 6′5″ | CAN |
| 41 | Ivar Stenberg | LW | 5′11″ | SWE |
| 44 | Kiefer Sherwood | LW | 6′0″ | USA |
| 92 | Igor Chernyshov | LW | 6′2″ | RUS |
| 20 | Brett Leason | RW | 6′5″ | CAN |
| 51 | Collin Graf | RW | 6′1″ | USA |
| 54 | Patrick Giles | RW | 6′5″ | USA |
| 81 | Adam Gaudette | RW | 6′1″ | USA |
| 6 | Sam Dickinson | D | 6′3″ | CAN |
| 7 | Nolan Allan | D | 6′2″ | CAN |
| 8 | Michael Kesselring | D | 6′5″ | USA |
| 9 | Dmitry Orlov | D | 5′11″ | USSR |
| 25 | Mattias Havelid | D | 5′10″ | SWE |
| 25 | Darnell Nurse | D | 6′4″ | CAN |
| 42 | Luca Cagnoni | D | 5′9″ | CAN |
| 43 | Michael Fisher | D | 6′3″ | USA |
| 65 | Jacob Trouba | D | 6′3″ | USA |
| 30 | Yaroslav Askarov | G | 6′3″ | RUS |
| 33 | Alex Nedeljkovic | G | 6′0″ | USA |
| 85 | Kyle Keyser | G | 6′2″ | USA |
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