The St. Louis Blues announced Tuesday the times and lineups for the fourth annual Tom Kurvers Prospect Showcase, to be held Sept. 13-15 at the Centene Community Ice Center.
The showcase will include a round-robin format of exhibition games featuring players from the Blues, Chicago Blackhawks and Minnesota Wild.
Among some of the Blues’ key players participating are Zack Bolduc, Zach Dean, Dalibor Dvorsky and a number of 2024 draft picks, including second-round pick Lukas Fischer.
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All training and games will be free and open to the public. No ticket or registration is required to enter during training and games.
The Blues, who have played for many years in the NHL Prospects Tournament in Traverse City hosted by the Detroit Red Wings, began playing with the aforementioned clubs last year and have played in St. Louis.
The Blues will host the Blackhawks on Friday, September 13th at 7pm and the Wild on Sunday, September 15th at 3pm, while the Blackhawks and Wild will meet on Saturday, September 14th at 6pm.
Each team will also hold morning practice sessions over the weekend. The Blues’ practices will take place at the NHL Rink, while all games will be held at the USA Rink.
Tom Kurvers Prospect Showcase Event Schedule:
Friday, September 13th
10:30 am – Blues Prospects Practice
11:30 am – Blackhawks Prospects training (USA Track)
7pm – Blues vs.
Saturday, September 14th
10:30 am – Blues Prospects Practice
10:30 am – Blackhawks Prospects training (USA Track)
6:00 pm – Blackhawks vs.
Sunday, September 15th
9:30 am – Blues Prospects Practice
8:30 am – Wild Prospects Training (USA Track)
3pm – Blues vs.
St. Louis lineup
Forwards – Sam Bitten, Zack Bolduc, Zach Dean, Tanner Dickinson, Antoine Dorion, Dalibor Dvorsky, Jake Gudelj, Adam Jecho, Aleksanteri Kaskimaki, Tomas Mrsic, Juraj Pekarcik, Dylan Peterson, Simon Robertsson, Jakub Stancl.
Defenders – Jeremie Biakabatuka, Michael Buchinger, Quinton Burns, Lukas Fischer, Marc-Andre Gaudet, Anton Malmstrom, Matthew Mayich, Will McIsaac.
Goalkeepers – Will Cranley, Vadim Zherenko.
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