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EPISODE · Aug 10, 2026 · 37 MIN

The FUTURE is BLUE: Prospect Pipeline Deep Dive

from Puck Watching · host Luke & Nick Koenig

Everybody's arguing about the current roster. We're more interested in who replaces it. Snuggerud and Dvorsky have graduated. So who's next? We go through the Blues' prospect pipeline — Justin Carbonneau after a 51-goal QMJHL year and the jump to pro, Adam Jiricek and his 59 points in Brantford, Tynan Lawrence heading to BU, and the rest of the 2026 class. Then the segment we've been waiting to do: the sleepers. Colin Ralph — 6'4", 230, ELC signed out of Michigan State — is the defenseman this org has been trying to draft for a decade. And Love Härenstam, a 6th-round goalie with a 1.81 GAA in the Allsvenskan, goalie and rookie of the year, 6-0 for World Junior gold. Sound like a Hofer-shaped path to anyone else? Two of these guys matter sooner than the depth chart says. We tell you which two. 🎧 Follow + rate the show — it genuinely helps more Blues fans find us. 📲 @PuckWatchingSTL on X and Instagram | 📺 Full episodes and clips on YouTubePuck Watching - a St. Louis Blues Podcast - YouTube Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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The Blues' rebuild isn't coming — it's already stacked in the system. Nick and Luke go position by position through the prospect pipeline, from Carbonneau and Jiricek to the two sleepers nobody in St. Louis is talking about yet.

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