Overview
- The team announced Monday that Dylan Holloway sustained a right high ankle sprain and will be re-evaluated in roughly six weeks after being placed on injured reserve.
- Holloway was injured in Sunday’s practice when he was inadvertently tripped during a drill and was helped off the ice without putting weight on his right leg.
- In a corresponding move, the Blues activated Alexey Toropchenko from injured reserve after late‑November burns, and he was expected to play Monday against the Predators, per NHL.com’s Lou Korac.
- Holloway has eight goals and 17 points in 33 games this season following a 26‑goal, 63‑point breakout in 2024–25, with his points‑per‑game rate down about 37% as his shooting percentage has dipped.
- Injuries have been a recurring issue for St. Louis this season, with extended absences also reported for Jimmy Snuggerud, Jake Neighbours, Jordan Kyrou, and Nathan Walker.