Schenn's Blues Legacy Honored in Return Visit

The St. Louis Blues captain, Brayden Schenn, has been traded to the New York Islanders after nine years with the team. Schenn, a key leader and All-Star, played 650 games, scored 181 goals, and tallied 465 points. He won the Stanley Cup and served as captain for two and a half seasons. Schenns impact was significant, with career-high goals, clutch playoff performances, and a memorable fight in honor of Bobby Plager. His defining moment came in Game seven of the 2019 Final, scoring to seal the Cup. Schenn returned to St. Louis for the first time since the trade, receiving a standing ovation and a stick salute from his former teammates. His legacy as a hardworking captain aligns with the Blues blue-note pride, and he is expected to be inducted into the teams Hall of Fame.

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