St. Louis Blues Goalie Update

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Ex-Islanders, Rangers goalie Jaroslav Halak retires

Ex-Islanders, Rangers goalie Jaroslav Halak retires after 17 NHL seasons

“I’m officially ending my career. I would like to thank my family, friends, fans and especially my wife Petra, who has been by my side my entire career.”

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Halak retires from hockey after 17 NHL seasons

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Veteran Goalie Jaroslav Halák Announces Retirement From Hockey

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Former Canadiens Star Goalie Announces Retirement

Jaroslav Halák has officially retired at age 40.

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Jaroslav Halák Officially Retires: “I’ll Never Wear The Pads Again”

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Canadiens’ immediate star announces retirement after 17 NHL seasons

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Hockey’s beloved emergency backup goalies face an uncertain future with new NHL rule

Former Zamboni driver-turned-arena manager David Ayres became an immediate sensation when he pulled on the goaltending gear and took the ice in an NHL game on a Saturday night in Toronto and beat his hometown Maple Leafs. Before that, accountant by day/beer league goalie by night Scott Foster won a game for Chicago.

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Blues re-sign Matt Luff, Vadim Zherenko, Hunter Skinner to one-year, two-way contracts

ST. LOUIS, MO - St. Louis Blues President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today the Blues have signed forwardMatt Luff ($775,000 NHL / $400,000 AHL), goaltenderVadim Zherenko ($775,000 NHL / $125,000 AHL), and defensemanHunter Skinner ($775,000 NHL / $125,000 AHL) to one-year, two-way contracts.

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Blues Goalie Joel Hofer Signs Two-Year, $6.8 Million Extension

ST. LOUIS -- Doug Armstrong made it known Joel Hofer isn't going anywhere. The St. Louis Blues general manager wasn't kidding. The Blues announced on Saturday that the goalie has signed a two-year contract extension for $6.8 million ($3.4 million average annual value).