Sending Lars Eller back to Peoria was the right thing to do . . . for.

Andy Murray’s top priority is to get Paul Kariya, Keith Tkahcuk and David Backes going again. Those three have been relegated to checking or “energy”…

It would seem Paul Kariya has his legs back.

When the Red Wings turned the puck over at the Blues blue line, the puck went back the other way. T.J. Oshie and Paul Kariya jumped on the opportunity.

Oshie got the puck…

This is what the Blues missed last year:Paul Kariya, back from surgical repairs on both hips, stepped in from the point to beat Chris Osgood on the power play.

Not a bad first unit there: Kairya and Erik Johnson on the…

The Blues enjoy having him on the ice, but coach Andy Murray opted not to use him in Game 4 after such limited work.

“He’s looking pretty good,” former linemate Brad Boyes said. “I’ve been asking him when he’s going to…

Injured winger Paul Kariya skated with the Blues today, went full tilt and told reporters he felt great. So he gives coach Andy Murray options.

As Hockey Guy noted earlier, the Canucks seem eager to fight. So why not put Cam…

So what should the Blues do with would-be scorer Paul Kariya?

If he isn’t ready to even practice with the team now – when his team is headed for a playoff showdown with the favored Canucks – then he shouldn’t be…

Among the first folks to reach their seats Friday night was a father-son tandem down in section 122. Dad wore a Manny Legace sweater and the kid wore Paul Kariya’s number.

Who could have imagined that neither of these key veterans…

Boy, did the Blues need to beat the Ducks Friday night at Scottrade Center.

This was a spirited, uplifting victory in front of their starving fans. From the opening (when newcomer B.J. Crombeen fought Anaheim hit man Travis Moen) to the…

With Paul Kariya unable to jump back into the lineup – due to his lingering hip flexor injury — the Blues will be up against it this weekend.

Rookie Patrik Berglund may not answer the bell either, thanks to a groin…

The loss of center Andy McDonald was a cruel blow for the Blues. Of all their surviving players, he was the one they could least afford to lose.

He is their No. 1 center. His speed and skill elevates the team.…