Nick Bjugstad will play his milestone 800th NHL game tonight against the team that he started his career with, the Florida Panthers.

Nick Bjugstad was enjoying the St. Louis Blues’ dad's trip when he and his father, Mike, were notified that he was traded to the New Jersey Devils.

The New Jersey Devils acquired forward Nick Bjugstad in a trade with the St. Louis Blues on Wednesday that was completed just before the Olympic roster freeze. It will be the last of the three fourth-rounders New Jersey currently has among its own, Dallas’ and Winnipeg’s. Bjugstad, 33, has seven points in 35 games this season after signing with St. Louis as a free agent.

Forward, who signed a two-year, $3.5 million contract last off-season, on move to Devils for pick, prospect

In desperate need of help on offense, the Devils picked up veteran forward Nick Bjugstad in a trade with the Blues.

Tom Fitzgerald has pulled the trigger on a second New Jersey Devils trade in a week. New Jersey is acquiring […]

Nothing beats performing in front of former Blues greats with alumni in the house; beating Carolina at its own frenetic game; special teams play a role on both sides; finding a way without Thomas, Broberg

The St. Louis Blues will welcome Nick Bjugstad back to their lineup, but they’ll be without Robert Thomas as they host the Carolina Hurricanes.