The St. Louis Blues will hold their 2019 Prospect Camp from June 25-28 at Enterprise Center.

Scrimmages, split between four-on-four and three-on-three play, will take place at 2 p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday, 3 p.m. on Thursday and 6 p.m. on Friday. Doors open one hour prior to each event and select concession stands will be open.

Scrimmages are free and open to the public, but a mobile ticket will be required to attend. Reserve up to eight tickets by choosing your session(s) below and using the promo code: PROSPECTS.

Blues prospects expected to participate in camp include first-round draft picks Klim Kostin (2017) and Dominik Bokk (2018), second-round pick Scott Perunovich (2018) and fourth-round picks Alexey Toropchenko (2017) and Joel Hofer (2018). In addition, 2019 Draft picks Nikita Alexandrov, Colten Ellis, Keean Washkurak and Jeremy Michel will participate.


PROSPECT CAMP SCHEDULE
Tuesday, June 25
Prospect Scrimmage - 2 p.m.
Doors open at 1 p.m.
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Wednesday, June 26
Prospect Scrimmage - 2 p.m.
Doors open at 1 p.m.
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Thursday, June 27
Prospect Scrimmage - 3 p.m.
Doors open at 2 p.m.
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Friday, June 28
Prospect Scrimmage - 6 p.m.
Doors open at 5 p.m.
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PROSPECT CAMP ROSTER
TEAM TKACHUK

Forwards: Ben Copeland (74), Casey Gilling (81), Kevin Hancock (82), Klim Kostin (37), Nikolaj Krag (58), Mathias LaFerriere (59), Tyson McLellan (80), Taylor Schneider (63), Alexey Toropchenko (65)

Defense: Jared Kucharek (68), Colin Swoyer (61), Tyler Tucker (75)

Goalie: Jakub Dobes (40), Joel Hofer (1)

TEAM MACINNIS

Forwards: Mitchell Balmas (88), Dominik Bokk (26), Pat Curry (76), Cam Donaldson (84), Krystof Hrabik (89), Robby Jackson (79), Filip Helt (86), Hugh McGing (56), Connor Sodergren (72)

Defense: Scott Perunovich (47), Griffen Mendel (60)

Goalie: Jonas Arntzen (30), Jack Caruso (45)

2019 DRAFT PICKS

Nikita Alexandrov, Colten Ellis, Keean Washkurak, Jeremy Michel

https://www.nhl.com/blues/news/blues-to ... -307934738

Hopefully there will be a big turnout for this. Any forum members planning to attend? I'd love to see the prospects, but I can't make it because I can't get off work.

barcthespark wrote: Sat Jun 22, 2019 8:24 pm Hopefully there will be a big turnout for this. Any forum members planning to attend? I'd love to see the prospects, but I can't make it because I can't get off work.

I got tickets for Friday.

Anyone have any info/updates on how this camp went? Any pleasant surprises? How was attendance?

blue to the bone wrote: Thu Jun 27, 2019 6:44 am Anyone have any info/updates on how this camp went? Any pleasant surprises? How was attendance?

Curious too, especially about my new favorite prospect, Toropchenko, who will probably turn into nothing, but I can have high hopes

Scrimmage tonight announced, here's the teams, albeit subject to change:

PROSPECT CAMP ROSTERS

TEAM GREY
Forwards: Mitchell Balmas (88), Pat Curry (76), Casey Gilling (81), Robby Jackson (79), Klim Kostin (37), Hugh McGing (56), Tyson McLellan (80), Taylor Schneider (63), Connor Sodergren (72), Keean Washkurak (36)

Defense: Scott Perunovich (47), Griffen Mendel (60), Colin Swoyer (61)

Goalies: Jakub Dobes (40), Joel Hofer (1)


TEAM BLUE
Forwards: Nikita Alexandrov (32), Dominik Bokk (26), Ben Copeland (74), Cam Donaldson (84), Kevin Hancock (82), Filip Helt (86), Krystof Hrabik (89), Nikolaj Krag (58), Mathias LaFerriere (59), Jeremy Michel (42), Alexey Toropchenko (65)

Defense: Jake Christiansen (48), Jared Kucharek (68), Tyler Tucker (75)

Goalie: Jonas Arntzen (30), Jack Caruso (45), Colten Ellis (31)

Teams subject to change.

https://www.nhl.com/blues/news/final-pr ... uaL7JuuhlI

I’m betting the house that my boys Tyler Tucker and Keann Washkurak have a nice little tilt.

Hard to tell who the players were, but Kostin was very noticeable. Also noticed he was very outgoing with the other players......looks like he was trying to show some leadership. That might be a good sign with him, hopefully.

Matangama wrote: Fri Jun 28, 2019 8:00 pm Hard to tell who the players were

Perhaps you could use some of those Clark Kent glasses!

NHLTIM wrote: Fri Jun 28, 2019 9:34 pm

Matangama wrote: Fri Jun 28, 2019 8:00 pm Hard to tell who the players were

Perhaps you could use some of those Clark Kent glasses!

I’d rather die!

NHLTIM wrote: Fri Jun 28, 2019 10:47 am I’m betting the house that my boys Tyler Tucker and Keann Washkurak have a nice little tilt.

Well... did they tussle, or are you sleeping in a van down by the river?

Matangama wrote: Fri Jun 28, 2019 8:00 pm Hard to tell who the players were, but Kostin was very noticeable. Also noticed he was very outgoing with the other players......looks like he was trying to show some leadership. That might be a good sign with him, hopefully.

Be something if Kostin makes a roster push this year.

BillP. wrote: Fri Jun 28, 2019 11:18 pm

Matangama wrote: Fri Jun 28, 2019 8:00 pm Hard to tell who the players were, but Kostin was very noticeable. Also noticed he was very outgoing with the other players......looks like he was trying to show some leadership. That might be a good sign with him, hopefully.

Be something if Kostin makes a roster push this year.

Picturing a fourth line of Steen Barbs Kostin. That would be fun to watch. Get the kid ten minutes a night. Tell himto go out there and just play like hell. See what he can do.

Not to throw too much cold water on Kostin, and I know you are talking 4th line role, but this was his stat line last year at San Antonio in 66 games.

10 - 14 - 24 and was a -28. For reference, Jordan Nolan had 11 more points in 7 fewer games and was only a -9.

Kostin has a long way to go on both ends of the rink before he earns meaningful NHL minutes IMO.

Cujo's Mask wrote: Tue Jul 02, 2019 11:04 am Not to throw too much cold water on Kostin, and I know you are talking 4th line role, but this was his stat line last year at San Antonio in 66 games.

10 - 14 - 24 and was a -28. For reference, Jordan Nolan had 11 more points in 7 fewer games and was only a -9.

Kostin has a long way to go on both ends of the rink before he earns meaningful NHL minutes IMO.

Yup, he has a lot of work to do. The team was a disaster for much of the season last year. Hopefully he turns a corner this year. I think he gets some time with the big club at some point next season.

They need to train Kostin to just forget about offense and just work on standard 4th line duties and be a disruptive force. Get that down first and then the offensive talent can evolve.