Blues set six-week reassessment for Tucker after knee surgery
Tyler Tucker and Logan Mailloux remain on injured reserve; Mailloux is due to be re-evaluated eight weeks after right-hand surgery.
What's newTyler Tucker underwent right-knee surgery and is scheduled to be re-evaluated in six weeks.
The St. Louis Blues will re-evaluate defenceman Tyler Tucker in six weeks after he underwent a successful arthroscopic procedure on his right knee Wednesday morning, general manager Alexander Steen announced. Tucker and Logan Mailloux were placed on injured reserve Monday, Sept. 28.
Mailloux underwent surgery on his right hand Sunday. Club physicians plan to re-evaluate him in eight weeks; the team has not announced a return date. The Blues initially described Tucker as week-to-week with a lower-body injury before announcing his knee surgery and the six-week reassessment on Sept. 30.
Sportsnet reported that Mailloux hurt his hand during a fight with Chicago Blackhawks forward Cole Smith in Saturday’s pre-season game. The Blues did not specify the cause of the injury in their announcement.
Mailloux, 23, recorded 13 points (five goals, eight assists) in 67 games for St. Louis last season. The Blues acquired him from Montreal in July 2025.
