Jim Montgomery benches Aleksanteri Kaskimaki for Ross Johnston's return. The Blues face the Rangers with a tough lineup decision on Tuesday.

The Red Wings struggled through their worst second half of any game on Saturday. It ended with a rookie making a monster accomplishment. If allowing five goals on 15 shots wasn’t bad enough, the Red Wings allowed two of those goals within 18 seconds of one another. With Detroit up 4-3, Justin Barron scored on […] The post Red Wings’ Late Collapse Helps Blues Rookie Accomplish Rare Feat appeared first on HEAVY.

Three goals in 4:38 span completed comeback despite low shot volume (15 on goal); fighting on without top defenseman Parayko; Snuggerud goal at end of second key to comeback; Barron continues to impress

DETROIT (AP) — Aleksanteri Kaskimaki scored his first career NHL goal to cap the St. Louis Blues' rally from a two-goal, third-period deficit in a 5-4 victory over the Detroit Red Wings on Saturday.

Stenberg, Kaskimaki to make respective season debuts; Barron brothers to square off once again; Blues need big homestand after somber start playing six of eight on road; maintaining 1-0 leads has been a challenge; Toropchenko ahead of schedule

2026 first round pick Tynan Lawrence off and running with Terriers; Carbonneau, Stancl, Stevens get on the board this week; Stenberg called up to St. Louis

As we begin our top 10 St. Louis Blues prospects, two-way Finnish center Aleksanteri Kaskimaki kicks off our list at No. 10.

Kaskimaki fuels Springfield's run to Calder Cup playoffs; Carbonneau, Blainville-Boisebriand advance to QMJHL semis, as does Jiricek, Brantford, which looks like a buzzsaw in OHL; Fischer, Dorion exit playoffs; Buchelnikov, CSKA done in KHL

Aleksanteri Kaskimaki has been one of the Springfield Thunderbirds' best players this season, putting him in line to fight for a roster spot next season.