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Blues' Snuggerud (wrist surgery) to miss 6 weeks

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ESPN NHL
Dec 1, 2025 11:04 AM

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The St. Louis Blues have announced that rookie forward Jimmy Snuggerud will be sidelined for approximately six weeks following wrist surgery. The 20-year-old player underwent the procedure due to an injury sustained during training camp and is expected to recover in time to rejoin the team later this season. Snuggerud, a highly-touted prospect, was eager to make his mark in the NHL after a strong junior career, and his absence will be felt on the ice as the Blues aim for a competitive season.

Blues head coach Craig Berube expressed confidence in the team’s depth but acknowledged that losing a player like Snuggerud, who showed great potential during preseason games, presents challenges. As the team prepares for their upcoming games, players will need to step up and fill the void left by Snuggerud's absence. Teammates are rallying around the young star, hoping for a speedy recovery.

The Blues have been focusing on establishing their roster and building chemistry on the ice. With other forwards also producing in training camp, there remains optimism that the team can navigate through this setback without compromising their performance. Fans are hopeful that when Snuggerud returns, he will contribute significantly to the team's aspirations for a successful season.

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