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Mailloux recalled by the Blues: possible season debut on Saturday

In short

The Blues have recalled Logan Mailloux from his conditioning assignment in Springfield. He has joined the team in Nashville and is lined up for a possible season debut Saturday against the Predators.

St. Louis recalled Logan Mailloux from Springfield after his hand injury. He has joined the team in Nashville. What it means for your pool.

The Blues have recalled Logan Mailloux, and poolers tracking him in keeper or dynasty formats finally have a concrete update.

The recall

The club announced Friday that the 23-year-old defenseman has been recalled from his conditioning assignment with the Springfield Thunderbirds (AHL). He has joined the team in Nashville.

Daily Faceoff adds that he is lined up for a possible season debut in Saturday's afternoon game against the Predators.

The backdrop

Mailloux was placed on injured reserve after a hand injury in a fight with Cole Smith (Chicago) in the final preseason game on September 26. Last season he posted five goals and eight assists for 13 points in 67 games with St. Louis, averaging just under 17 minutes.

Acquired from Montreal for Zachary Bolduc ahead of 2025-26, the 6-foot-3 right shot is a name to watch once he locks into a stable role.

Pool take

In points, draft and salary-cap pools, the key is volume: if he plays and gets minutes again, his value climbs. In keeper and dynasty formats, the recall confirms he is back in the NHL group. We will follow the next update in our rumors.

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Frequently asked questions

Why was Mailloux out?

Hand injury in a fight with Cole Smith (Chicago) in the final preseason game on September 26. He then went on a conditioning stint in Springfield.

Will he play Saturday?

Daily Faceoff says he is lined up for a possible season debut in Saturday's afternoon game in Nashville. The Blues confirm he has joined the team.

What does it mean for a pool?

Positive signal in keeper or dynasty: he is back with the NHL group. In points or salary-cap pools, watch his role and ice time once he plays.

What did he do last season?

Five goals and eight assists for 13 points in 67 games with St. Louis, averaging just under 17 minutes.

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