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Blues sign Romanov

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Oct 9, 2025 4:01 AM

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The St. Louis Blues have bolstered their roster by signing defenseman Alexander Romanov, who previously played for the New York Islanders. Romanov, known for his strong defensive play and physical presence on the ice, is expected to make a significant impact on the Blues’ blue line. His addition comes as the team looks to enhance its defensive capabilities and make a push for the upcoming season.

In a recent press conference, Blues general manager Doug Armstrong expressed excitement about Romanov's potential. "He brings a unique skill set that we believe will fit perfectly with our system," Armstrong noted. The 23-year-old defenseman has been praised for his ability to transition the puck and contribute offensively, making him a well-rounded addition to the squad.

Romanov's career has already seen significant growth since he was drafted in the second round. His experience playing against top-tier talent in the league will be invaluable for the Blues. Fans are eager to see how he will mesh with other defensemen and whether his style can help the Blues return to playoff contention.

This signing signifies the Blues' commitment to strengthening their roster and competing in a tightly contested Central Division. The team has high hopes for Romanov to not only solidify their defense but also to help inspire a younger generation of players within the organization.

As training camps approach, all eyes will be on the St. Louis Blues and how Alexander Romanov adjusts to his new role. The anticipation is building among fans, who are eager for hockey season to return and to see what this talented blue liner can do on the ice.

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