Alex Steen News

Steen missed the Blues morning skate and will not play Friday in Vegas. Steen is day-to-day, so he will be replaced by Brayden Schenn.

Steen missed the first six games of the season with a hand injury that he suffered in the preseason, but will draw into the Blues lineup tonight vs. the Blackhawks. Steen’s return is expected to bump Samuel Blais from the lineup and he should skate with Paul Stastny and Vladimir Tarasenko.

Steen was cleared to return to practice on Monday after missing the first six games of the regular season with a broken left hand. Blues head coach Mike Yeo would not commit to Steen playing on Wednesday, but it’s a positive sign that he is close to make his season debut.

Steen has missed the last six games with an upper-body injury, but will be back in the lineup tonight vs. the Lightning. Steen has picked up 10 points (2G / 8A) in 17 games this season and tonight he will skate in between Vladimir Tarasenko and Robby Fabbri.

Steen has missed the last four games with an undisclosed injury, but returned to practice on Friday and could be back in the lineup on Saturday. Steen has two goals and eight assists (10 points) in 17 games this season, monitor his status during the Blues’ morning skate.

Steen has missed the las two games with an undisclosed injury and is expected to miss the Blues’ short two-game losing streak. There’s no word as to what is ailing Steen, but it will keep him sidelined for a few more games at the very least. Ty Rattie will remain in the lineup with Steen out.

Steen will not play Saturday vs. the Predators because of an undisclosed injury that he suffered on Tuesday. With Steen out, Ty Rattie will get into the lineup for the second time this season.

Steen left Tuesday’s game vs. Buffalo with an undisclosed injury, missed Wednesday’s practice and will be game-time decision tonight. Steen has no points in his last four games and could be replaced by Nail Yakupov if he can’t go.

Steen is still recovering from offseason shoulder surgery that kept him out of the World Cup of Hockey, but he is expected to be ready for the start of the season. The 32-year-old winger has missed 37 games over the last three years, but has produced solid numbers despite injury woes. Steen has averaged 25 goals and 35 assists (60 points) over that stretch and should be expected to post similar numbers in 2016-17.

Steen suffered an upper-body injury after crashing into the boards following a hit from Coyotes defenseman Kevin Connauton. He go up clutching his arm and the injury he sustained will sideline him for at least three weeks. He will be re-evaluated at that time and the Blues will determine the next course of action. With Steen out, Magnus Paajarvi is expected to return to the lineup on Monday.

Steen crashed into the boards after being hit by Coyotes’ defenseman Kevin Connauton. He got up hold his arm and went directly to the locker room. The Blues did not provide a post-game update on Steen’s status, but it did not look good.

Steen has missed the last six games, but will be back in tomorrow vs. the Wild. Steen has 24 goals and 38 assists (62 points) in 73 games this season.

Steen will miss his sixth consecutive game with a lower-body injury. He did not skate on Wednesday and has already been ruled out for tomorrow, which puts his status for Saturday in question as well.

Steen did not take part in the Blues morning skate and he will be held out of tonight’s game against the Canucks. With Steen out, Olli Jokinen will get back into the lineup. Steen should be available for Thursday's game vs. the Flames.

Steen is battling an illness and could be held out of Monday’s game. Monitor his status during the Blues morning skate.

Despite Steen saying that he did not think he would play tonight, he will be back in the lineup after missing the last two games with a lower-body injury. Steen has five goals and 11 assists in 26 games this season.