During the five decades of St. Louis Blues History, legendary blues players and goalkeepers have established many large franchise mile poles. The 2025-26 season is about two months after starting and four blues crawl on some of them. Some have the chance to take the number one place, while others come close.
Binnington close to Blues’ Career Shutout Record
Jordan Binnington holds the Blues’ record of all time wins And now comes close to taking the blues franchise record in career shutouts. He is seven shutouts removed from breaking the franchise record. Brian Elliott currently has the record with 25 career shutouts with the blues.
The most shutouts that Binnington had in a season is five in 2018-19 when the team won the Stanley Cup. Since then, most he has reached three in a campaign. If he can hit five shutouts this season, he will be within the reach of the record of Elliott.
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Although this milestone may be difficult for Binnington to reach, it is only confronted with an average of 27 shots per 60 minutes, which means that he does not have much shooting pressure. Age should also not be a problem for Binnington, such as last season’s Vezina Trophy winner, Connor Hellebuyck, who is 32 years old, ended with eight Shutouts last season.
Parayko set to break the scoring record
Last season Colton Parayko scored a career-high 16 goals. He is now in fifth place in goals by a defender in the history of franchise with 77. If he can reach 16 goals again this season, he will be third in goals by a defender in Blues History, who exceeds defenders Jeff Brown (80) and Chris Pronger (84).
Parayko saw an increase of 0.13 in goals per match last season, from 0.12 in 2023-24 to 0.25 goals per match. That was the highest goals per game increase in his career, and he is only 32 years old.
Parayko also goes in his 11th season with the blues, which is in the top 10 in seasons that are played for the franchise. If he plays two more in St. Louis, he will break the franchise record by Barret Jackman and Bernie Federko, who played for 13 seasons with the club.
With 723 career games at The Blues, Parayko could also reach the top three in games played. When he plays all 82 matches, he passes David Backes (727), Brett Hull (744), Alex Pietrangelo (758), Alexander Steen (765), Brian Sutter (779) and Jackman (803) and a spot removed from Federko’s leader in the most Carrièregames).
A silent record breaker for Robert Thomas
After back-to-back 80-plus point seasons, Robert Thomas moved to the 15th place in Franchise of all time with 396. Thomas could reach Steen in the sixth if he scored 100 points in 2025-26.
The chances that Thomas will be 100 points this season are high, because he ended last season with an average point per game. He is known for his playing skills and records 60 assists in 2023-24 and 2024-25. If he gets another 60 assists this season, Thomas Pietrangelo (341) would pass, who is currently third in franchise history in assists, making him close to Brett Hull (409) and Blues helps leader Federko (721).
Thomas only played 70 games last season A broken ankle suffering In the first half of the campaign. Hopefully he will stay healthy in the whole of 2025-26 and was also invited to the Canada Orientation Camp team for an opportunity to play at the 2026 Olympic Games in February.
Brayden Schenn Makes Blues Overtime History
Brayden Schenn is almost the best Overtime goal scorer in Blues History. The record is in the hands of Vladimir Tarasenko (10), but Schenn is only one goal from achieving that milestone. He should have many opportunities to reach this figure in 2025-26, because the blues went to the extension 14 times last season (excluding shootouts) and eight wins of which two scored.
Schenn ended the 2024-25 season with 18 goals. The team received Lots of commercial interests In him last season, although he will be 34 on August 22.
Blues’ records come in a great time
When they see players reach these milestones, which have been held for a few years to decades, shows how far the blues franchise has come from the previous eras. Hitting them will not be easy, because the blues are in a challenging division with teams such as the Winnipeg Jets, Minnesota Wild, Colorado Avalanche and Dallas stars that will be difficult for Binnington, Parayko, Thomas and Schenn to keep a quick climb of the franchise director. Last season, however, this team was able to go a 12-game win-streak at the end of the season, despite many challenging teams for them; They still prevailed. If these four players want to reach their respective milestones in the history of franchise, then it is best that they get on a winning run in the early half of the season.
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