What happened to Torey Krug? Blues D-man "not expected to play again" per GM

What happened to Torey Krug? Blues D-man "not expected to play again" per GM

St. Louis Blues defenseman Torey Krug is unlikely to return to the ice in the NHL following a severe ankle injury, general manager Doug Armstrong has said.

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Torey Krug, a defender of the St. Louis Blues, may have played the final games of his career. That's at least what General Manager Doug Armstrong said, confirming that the veteran should no longer return to the game because of a serious ankle injury. General Manager Doug Armstrong said that he does not expect Torey Krug to play again because of his injury. He's just starting to get a normal life on a daily basis.

NHL Star Defenseman Is Reportedly Being Forced To Retire Due To Serious Injury

NHL game puck (Credit: Jerome Miron-Imagn Images) St. Louis Blues defenseman Torey Krug likely has to retire because of a serious ankle injury, general manager Doug Armstrong told reporters. Torey Krug, a renowned quarterback power play and puck-moving specialist who helped the Boston Bruins to two Stanley Cup Final appearances (2013 to 2019), missed the entire 2024-25 season recovering from left ankle surgery. Per NHL.com’s Lou Korac, Armstrong…

Krug not expected to play in NHL again, Blues GM says

34-year-old defenseman missed this season after having ankle surgery

Ex-Bruins Defenseman Torey Krug Not Expected To Play Again

St. Louis Blues defenseman Torey Krug is not expected to play again due to his ankle injury last summer, general manager Doug Armstrong told reporters Tuesday at the club’s end-of-season press conference. “I talked to him, he was at the rink the other day, he’s just getting almost normal day-to-day living with his leg, his ankle, so I’m not expecting him to play again,” Armstrong said, per team-provided video. “Now, he’s hoping I’m wrong and I’m…