ST. LOUIS BLUES PLAYERS

St. Louis Blues Stanley Cup celebration

Hall of Fame

The St. Louis Blues acknowledge an affiliation with a number of inductees to the Hockey Hall of Fame, including 26 former players and seven builders of the sport.[61] The seven individuals recognized as builders by the Hall of Fame include former Blues executives, general managers, head coaches, and owners. In addition to players and builders, the team recognizes an affiliation with two broadcasters who were awarded the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award from the Hockey Hall of Fame.[61] Dan Kelly, the Blues' radio play-by-play announcer, was awarded the first Blues broadcaster to receive the award in 1989. John Davidson, received the award in 2009 for his contributions in television broadcasting.

Hockey Hall of Fame Players

Glenn Anderson · Tom Barrasso · Martin Brodeur · Guy Carbonneau · Bernie Federko · Grant Fuhr · Doug Gilmour · Wayne Gretzky · Glenn Hall · Doug Harvey · Dale Hawerchuk · Phil Housley · Brett Hull · Paul Kariya · Guy Lapointe · Al MacInnis · Dickie Moore · Joe Mullen · Václav Nedomanský · Adam Oates · Jacques Plante · Chris Pronger · Brendan Shanahan · Peter Šťastný · Scott Stevens · Keith Tkachuk · Pierre Turgeon

Builders & Broadcasters

Builders: Scotty Bowman · Jim Devellano · Cliff Fletcher · Emile Francis · Ken Hitchcock · Roger Neilson · Lynn Patrick

Broadcasters: Two Blues broadcasters have received the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award. Dan Kelly, the Blues' radio play-by-play announcer, was the first, in 1989. John Davidson followed in 2009 for his work in television.

St. Louis Blues Hall of Fame

Beginning in 2023, the Blues established their own team Hall of Fame.

2023 inductees

2024 inductees

2025 inductees

2026 inductees