The St. Louis Blues have traded defenseman Pierre-Olivier Joseph to the Pittsburgh Penguins, parting him from his brother Mathieu Joseph. This trade was executed just before the NHL's holiday roster freeze, allowing the Blues to create salary cap space.

Pierre-Olivier Joseph, who began his NHL career with the Penguins, has struggled this season with limited ice time and a minus-seven rating. The trade comes after the Blues acquired Mathieu Joseph, uniting the brothers temporarily.

The Colorado Avalanche have activated Artturi Lehkonen from the injured reserve, signaling a potential return to the lineup soon. Meanwhile, Miles Wood has been placed on IR retroactively, and Gabriel Landeskog's return remains uncertain.

In Edmonton, Connor McDavid participated in an optional skate, but his return is still day-to-day. Other teams are managing various injuries, with updates on players like Tommy Novak, Macklin Celebrini, and Philip Broberg.

St. Louis Blues defenseman Philip Broberg is sidelined for four to six weeks due to a right leg injury, as confirmed by coach Drew Bannister. The injury occurred during a game against the Toronto Maple Leafs when Broberg collided with Mitch Marner.

Bannister expressed relief that the injury wasn't worse, emphasizing the need for team effort in Broberg's absence. Scott Perunovich is expected to step into Broberg's role as the team navigates several other injuries.

St. Louis Blues defenseman Philip Broberg is set to be sidelined for four to six weeks due to a right leg injury. Coach Drew Bannister provided an optimistic update, noting that the injury could have been much worse.

Broberg sustained the injury during a game against the Toronto Maple Leafs when he collided with Mitch Marner. The Blues are already dealing with multiple injuries, including Robert Thomas's broken ankle and Torey Krug's season-ending surgery.

Scott Perunovich is expected to fill in for Broberg as the team aims to maintain performance despite the setbacks.

St. Louis Blues defenseman Philip Broberg is sidelined for four to six weeks due to a right leg injury sustained during a game against the Toronto Maple Leafs. Coach Drew Bannister expressed relief that the injury wasn't worse, as Broberg had been performing well prior to the incident.

With Broberg out, the Blues are already dealing with multiple injuries to key players, including Robert Thomas and Torey Krug. Scott Perunovich is expected to step into Broberg's role as the team aims to maintain its performance.