Armstrong Steps Down, Focuses on Family

Doug Armstrong, the sixty-one-year-old hockey executive, is stepping down from his roles as general manager for Team Canada and the St. Louis Blues. Hes aged out of the Team Canada job due to intense pressure and wants to focus more on family. Armstrong will remain as president of hockey operations for the Blues, leading the team through the 2026 NHL Draft, where they have three first-round picks. He reflects on his long career, including a Stanley Cup win with the Blues in 2019, and values the camaraderie among the thirty-two GMs.

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