Ryan Suter, a 39-year-old defenseman for the Blues, has played in 1,450 regular-season NHL games, making him one of the most experienced players on the ice. He is noted for being 48 days older than fellow veteran Brent Burns of the Hurricanes, together contributing to a combined total of 2,869 games played in the league.

Ryan Suter, a former Wild defenseman now with the Blues, had a shot that found the net after time expired in the second period, which added to the game's intensity but did not count towards the score. His presence on the ice continues to impact the matchup between the two teams.

Ryan Suter, now with the Blues, previously played for Dallas before his contract was bought out for the second time in his career. He signed a one-year contract with St. Louis and is part of a team that made notable offseason moves, including acquiring Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway from the Oilers. Suter's experience and presence on the blue line will be crucial as the Blues look to build on their early season success.

Ryan Suter contributed significantly to the Blues' comeback by scoring one of the three goals in the third period, helping to erase a 4-1 deficit and ultimately force overtime. His performance was crucial in securing the victory against the Sharks.

Ryan Suter will count $833,333 against the salary cap next season due to a buyout, significantly lower than his current cap hit of over $7 million. This financial relief will provide the Wild with increased flexibility to pursue roster improvements and re-sign key players like Kirill Kaprizov.