New Details Emerge on Potential Trade Involving Blues Forward Jordan Kyrou
While things had quieted down recently, there are now new details regarding the St. Louis Blues forward Jordan Kyrou and the Montreal Canadiens.
For the past few weeks, forward Jordan Kyrou's name has been linked to the Montreal Canadiens, and now new development has surfaced.
The summer of 2025 has been very busy for Kent Hughes and the Canadiens' management, as they pulled off a major acquisition by obtaining defenseman Noah Dobson during the 2025 NHL Draft.
In return, the Montreal organization agreed to send forward Emil Heineman to the New York Islanders along with two first-round picks, which ultimately became Victor Eklund and Kashawn Aitcheson.
That marked yet another trade between Hughes and the Islanders, as both teams were also involved in a three-team deal that previously brought Kirby Dach to Montreal in exchange for Alexander Romanov.
In addition to Dobson, forward Zachary Bolduc is also coming to Montreal while defenseman Logan Mailloux is heading to St. Louis. Another former Blue, Samuel Blais, is also a new member of the Montreal Canadiens.
Several experts, however, believe Kent Hughes isn't done shopping this summer and remains very active on the trade market. The name of Anaheim Ducks forward Mason McTavish has also surfaced in rumors.
Doug Armstrong and St. Louis Blues Management Still Open to Trading Jordan Kyrou
While the chances of seeing Jordan Kyrou in Montreal had seemed to decrease significantly in recent weeks, there is now an interesting new piece of information regarding the forward.
According to new reports, GM Doug Armstrong is still open to trading his forward and is listening to offers carefully.
Frank Seravalli: "I believe Jordan Kyrou's name remains out there; there are other teams.. that have called to express interest; a lot of teams were hoping..if they could just have a conversation with the kid they could convince him to waive" - Bleacher Report
- Frank Seravalli
- Frank Seravalli
Nick Kypreos: Re Jordan Kyrou: Armstrong would still like to change over some of this roster; trading away Kyrou would be a difficult move to make; it would only be done if St. Louis got a big return - Sportsnet
If Armstrong truly wants to deal Kyrou, it's almost certain that Kent Hughes is still closely monitoring the situation-and Kyrou is clearly a target for the Canadiens.
There's still hope that he could end up in La Belle Province before the start of next season.
