A few weeks ago, it looked like the Blues would be sellers, their chances of qualifying for Stanley Cup Playoffs unlikely. But things have changed, and they are now among those jockeying for a postseason spot and hope to be kept together past the Deadline.

If they are willing to part with players like captain Brayden Schenn, the Blues have some valuable assets to move at the NHL trade deadline.

It’s doubtful that St. Louis Blues general manager Doug Armstrong was basing important decisions about the future of the franchise on the bounce of a puck Wednesday night at Crypto.com Arena. A game against the Los Angeles Kings was the Blues’ last before the NHL trade deadline at 2 p.

With his team currently within reach of a Stanley Cup Playoff position, St. Louis Blues General Manager Doug Armstrong will have some challenging decisions to make as the NHL Trade Deadline approaches Friday at 2 p.

The trade deadline is 3 p.m. ET on March 7. Catch up on all the trades made, along with analysis from our reporters.

The Blues have one game left before the trade deadline and are in a precarious position after a recent run put them in playoff contention.

If we’ve learned anything from the first couple trades of the deadline week, it’s the fact this is a seller’s deadline. Guys like Ryan Lindgren, Gustav Nyquist and Trent Frederic who are all good players,