After two days of watching the Blues’ prospects at this week’s development camp, John Davidson sat down to answer questions from the media on Wednesday:

Q: What do you think about what you’ve seen?

JD: “Impressive. It’s interesting to see how…

OTTAWA - The Blues’ brass arrived at the draft table around 4:30 Eastern time and are now mingling with officials from other teams. The tables are in positioned in the order of the draft, so with the No. 4 pick…

On Wednesday, John Davidson acknowledged that the Blues are talking to Dave Nonis about joining the team’s management staff. This seemed a bit odd since Nonis, recently fired as the general manager of the Vancouver Canucks, is looking to resurface as a…

The Blues will announce shortly that they have signed 2005 first-round draft pick T.J. Oshie.

Oshie, who was the 24th overall pick in ‘05, will be forgoing his senior season at the University of North Dakota and will be in Blues’…

Former Blues coach Joel Quenneville was fired Friday by the Colorado Avalanche, but he might not be in the unemployment line long.

A source said Friday that Quenneville, who coached the Blues from 1996-2004, could be hired to replace Paul…

These are interviews conducted with Blues players on Tuesday, as they cleaned out their lockers and headed for their offseason destinations.

Paul Kariya

Q:  Do you have plans to beef up your offseason workouts, as Andy Murray told the media?

PK: “The main thing for…

The Blues held their annual locker clean-out day on Tuesday at Scottrade Center. Team president John Davidson and head coach Andy Murray answered questions for about 45 minutes with reporters. Here’s a copy of the transcript . . .

John…

Tonight at 7 p.m., the Blues will find out if there was any silver lining in their second-half collapse. The NHL will hold its annual draft lottery in New York and it will be televised live on Versus.

Of course, the…

Funny story at the Blues’ morning skate today:Two Blues players, who wanted to remain anonymous, took a cab to Joe Louis Arena. The ride is literally 2 minutes to the rink. At most, the cab driver deserves $10.Well, one player…

Probably most of you can answer this question. It’s simple, right?

The answer is Scott Young (2000-01). That was a career year for Young, whose previous high had been 30 goals with the Quebec Nordiques in 1992-93.

I ask the question…