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Logan Mailloux is back for the Blues

In short

The Blues activated Logan Mailloux from injured reserve after his right-hand injury. He should suit up Tuesday against Detroit, and Calle Rosen was recalled.

The Blues activated defenceman Logan Mailloux from injured reserve. He should play Tuesday against Detroit.

Good news on the St. Louis blue line. General manager Alexander Steen announced Monday that the Blues activated defenceman Logan Mailloux from injured reserve. He should suit up Tuesday against Detroit for the Blues' home opener.

Two months away

Mailloux, 23, has not played since a right-hand injury in the final preseason game on Sept. 26, in a scuffle with Chicago's Cole Smith. He had surgery on Sept. 28 and was first expected to miss eight weeks.

The Blues also assigned defencemen Adam Jiricek and Theo Lindstein to Springfield in the American Hockey League and recalled veteran Calle Rosen. Rosen, 32, has 6 points, including 3 goals, in 12 games for the Thunderbirds this season.

What it means for poolers

Mailloux is a young offensive defenceman to watch closely in keeper and dynasty leagues. In points-only pools, keep him on your watch list, he could get power-play minutes. Rosen has no pool value, he is there for depth.

Sources

The details above come from the Blues' announcement on NHL.com.

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Frequently asked questions

When does Logan Mailloux play?

He should suit up Tuesday against Detroit, for the Blues' home opener.

What injury kept him out?

A right-hand injury suffered in the final preseason game on Sept. 26. He had surgery on Sept. 28.

Who is headed to Springfield?

Defencemen Adam Jiricek and Theo Lindstein were assigned to the Thunderbirds, and Calle Rosen was recalled.

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