Parayko Stays Put: Blues Pivot After Trade Fall Through

0:00On March 5th, here's the latest surrounding the NHL. St. Louis Blues' defenseman, Colton Parico, is staying put after a potential trade to the Buffalo Sabres fell through. The two teams have reportedly reached an agreement, but Parico declined to wave his no-trade clause, killing the deal. Earlier this week, reports from SportsNet and the athletic detailed the proposed swap. Buffalo would have sent prospect defensemen, Radeem Marka, and a first-round draft pick to St. Louis in exchange for the veteran blue liner. Parico holds a full no-trade clause on his eight-year contract, which lets him block any move. He's protected that way until the 20-28-29 season, when his shifts to a 15-team no-trade list. The 32-year-old is in year four of the deal, which runs through the 20-29-30 season with a $6.5 million cap, hit. It's his right to stay, and the Blues now pivot to other options. For now, the situation remains fluid, with more updates expected as the trade deadline

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