Tag

Jordan Kyrou

All articles tagged with #jordan kyrou

sports8 days ago•0 min saved

Capitals Launch 2026-27 Season with Ovechkin and Massive Roster Overhaul

The Washington Capitals begin the 2026-27 NHL season on October 2 against the Carolina Hurricanes, featuring a significantly upgraded roster and the return of captain Alex Ovechkin for his 22nd season. General Manager Chris Patrick acquired forwards Alex Tuch and Jordan Kyrou, signed veteran Boone Jenner, and locked in young stars Ryan Leonard and Justin Sourdif with long-term contracts. While the team boasts immense offensive depth and size, analysts debate whether their defensive structure can support their high expectations without relying excessively on goaltender Logan Thompson.

via RMNB|

#alex-ovechkin #jordan-kyrou #logan-thompson

sports14 days ago•1 min saved

Kyrou’s Overtime Power-Play Goal Decides Capitals’ Final Preseason Dress Rehearsal

The Washington Capitals defeated the Boston Bruins 3-2 in overtime on Friday, securing a win in their final preseason game. Jordan Kyrou scored the decisive power-play goal, while the Capitals struggled defensively despite controlling puck possession. Logan Thompson made 20 saves, and the game served as a key dress rehearsal for both teams ahead of the regular season.

via RMNB|

#boston-bruins #jordan-kyrou #nhl

sports3 months ago•4 min saved

Capitals land Kyrou from Blues, waiving NTC for a fresh start in Washington

The Washington Capitals acquired Jordan Kyrou from the St. Louis Blues in exchange for Connor McMichael, Milton Gastrin, and the 16th overall pick in the 2026 NHL Draft. Kyrou waived his no-trade clause after the Capitals’ strong late- game pursuit, saying it’s nice seeing a team really want him, and he projects to bring speed and scoring to a Capitals lineup that has helped revitalize players. He’s coming off a knee procedure and plans to be fully healthy this season, reuniting with former teammate Jakob Chychrun and potentially sharing a locker room with Alex Ovechkin.

via RMNB|

#jordan-kyrou #nhl #sports

sports3 months ago•8 min saved

Pens Sold Amid NHL Trade Frenzy as Texas Expansion Looms

A wild NHL day saw blockbuster moves (Nemec to Calgary; Eklund to Ottawa; Bo Byram traded for the fourth overall pick; Connor McMichael and assets sent to the Blues for Jordan Kyrou) fueling the trade frenzy, while the Pittsburgh Penguins were officially sold and released their preseason schedule. The league also announced Texas expansion (Austin or Houston), and various personnel moves and rumors—Pascal Dupuis headed to Islanders management, Mike Babcock taking the Edmonton Oilers job, Brady Tkachuk signaling a trade and moving to the Florida Panthers, and Columbus’ Werenski future to be discussed—as teams navigate a chaotic off-season.

via Pittsburgh Hockey Now|

#jordan-kyrou #nhl-expansion #nhl-trade

sports3 months ago•5 min saved

Capitals land Kyrou in bold trade to boost offense

Capitals traded Connor McMichael, Milton Gästrin, and a 2026 first-round pick (16th overall) to the Blues to acquire Jordan Kyrou, a dynamic scorer who regressed to 18 goals and 46 points last season and is signed through 2030-31 at $8.125 million; Washington hopes Kyrou regains his form to boost offense as the Ovechkin era winds down, while St. Louis gains young depth and multiple first-round picks for a potential top-five push in the 2026 draft.

via Pro Hockey Rumors|

#jordan-kyrou #nhl #note-extra-tag-not-allowed

sports3 months ago•4 min saved

Blues land McMichael, Gastrin and a 2026 first-rounder in Kyrou trade

The St. Louis Blues traded forward Jordan Kyrou to the Washington Capitals in exchange for Connor McMichael, Milton Gastrin, and the 16th overall pick in the 2026 NHL Draft, giving St. Louis four first-round selections in 2026 (11, 15, 16, 29). McMichael had 46 points in 78 games for Washington last season; Gastrin, 19, played in the SHL with 24 points in 39 games; Kyrou posted 46 points in 72 games for the Blues last season.

via NHL.com|

#connor-mcmichael #jordan-kyrou #milton-gastrin

sports3 months ago•4 min saved

Blues ship Kyrou to Capitals for McMichael, a Swedish prospect and a 16th overall pick

The St. Louis Blues traded winger Jordan Kyrou to the Washington Capitals for forward Connor McMichael, prospect Milton Gastrin and the Capitals’ No. 16 pick in Friday’s NHL Draft, while St. Louis adds four first-round selections (Nos. 11, 15, 16, 29). Kyrou, 28, had been the Blues’ leading goal scorer for three straight seasons but posted a down 2025-26; his contract runs through 2031 with an $8.125 million cap hit and no salary retained. McMichael, 25, had 14 goals and 46 points in 78 games this past season; Gastrin, 19, is a Swedish prospect projected as a bottom-six forward. The move signals a rebuild-or-retool approach for the Blues and a bid by the Capitals to add a dynamic winger for the present and future.

via The New York Times|

#blues #capitals #jordan-kyrou

sports3 months ago•6 min saved

Capitals acquire Kyrou from Blues for McMichael, Gästrin, and 2026 first-round pick

The Washington Capitals acquired forward Jordan Kyrou from the St. Louis Blues in exchange for Connor McMichael, Milton Gästrin and Washington’s 16th overall pick in the 2026 NHL Draft. Kyrou, a 28-year-old three-time 30-goal scorer under contract for five seasons, is expected to boost Washington’s offense immediately, while the Blues gain two prospects and the high first-round pick. Washington still owns the 18th overall pick in this year’s draft.

via NHL.com|

#jordan-kyrou #nhl #sports

sports5 months ago•7 min saved

Draft Sparks Trade Talk: Five Stars Who Could Change Hands This Offseason

As the 2026 NHL draft looms, a handful of big-name players are flagged as potential trade targets: Matthew Knies (Maple Leafs), Jason Robertson (Stars), Vincent Trocheck (Rangers), Dougie Hamilton (Devils), and Jordan Kyrou (Blues). Knies could be moved to land defensive help and future picks, Robertson is a coveted yet potentially stay-put asset for Dallas, Trocheck offers a high-value center option for contenders, Hamilton might be traded to clear cap space, and Kyrou could be an attainable chip for retooling the Blues. The piece frames the draft as a key window for teams to swap stars for immediate help or futures.

via Bleacher Report|

#dougie-hamilton #jason-robertson #jordan-kyrou

sports2 years ago•4 min saved

"Blues vs. Golden Knights: Predictions, Lineups, and Odds"

The St. Louis Blues are gearing up to face the Vegas Golden Knights in a crucial game as they push for a playoff spot, with forward Jordan Kyrou in top form after a hat trick in their last game. Meanwhile, the Golden Knights, who hold a four-point lead over the Blues for the final Wild Card spot, are looking to maintain their position with a strong road trip. This will be the third and final meeting between the two teams this season, with both teams having won on the road in their previous encounters.

via NHL.com|

#ivan-barbashev #jordan-kyrou #nhl

sports2 years ago•2 min saved

"Blues' Jordan Kyrou Apologizes for Berube Remarks Amidst Boos"

St. Louis Blues forward Jordan Kyrou apologized for his remarks about former coach Craig Berube after being booed by fans during a game against the Ottawa Senators. Kyrou acknowledged the fans' frustration and expressed his love for playing in St. Louis. The Blues won the game 4-2, their first since Berube's firing. Kyrou praised interim coach Drew Bannister and clarified that his comments were focused on the future and his desire to help the team win. Despite his emotional response to the booing, Kyrou received support from Bannister and is determined to work through his struggles on the ice.

via ESPN|

#apology #craig-berube #jordan-kyrou

sports3 years ago•4 min saved

Predators Dominate Blues in Crucial Western Conference Matchup.

The St. Louis Blues suffered a 6-1 loss to the Nashville Predators, with the game marred by a heated argument between coach Craig Berube and forward Jordan Kyrou. The Blues have now given up at least six goals for the 11th time this season and have allowed 10 power-play goals in their last four games. With six games remaining in the season, the Blues will miss the playoffs for the first time since 2017-18 with one more loss.

via St. Louis Post-Dispatch|

#craig-berube #jordan-kyrou #nashville-predators

sports3 years ago•2 min saved

Blues dominate Capitals in messy defeat.

The St. Louis Blues defeated the Washington Capitals 5-2 in an "important" game, according to Caps head coach Peter Laviolette. Sammy Blais scored two goals for the Blues, while Jordan Kyrou, Kasperi Kapenen, and Brayden Schenn also found the back of the net. Martin Fehervary and Nicklas Backstrom scored for the Caps, but it wasn't enough to overcome their defensive meltdowns and lazy passes. The Caps have now given up a goal on the first shot they have faced in three straight games.

via Russian Machine Never Breaks|

#jordan-kyrou #nhl #sammy-blais