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EspañolThe St. Louis Blues will have Dylan Holloway back on the ice Thursday as they take on the Seattle Kraken.
Blues general manager Doug Armstrong announced in a team release that Holloway has been activated from injured reserve. In a corresponding move, forward Mathieu Joseph was designated as a non-roster player.
Holloway hasn’t played for St. Louis since Jan. 18 against the Edmonton Oilers. In that contest, he was returning from a 15-game absence forced by a high-ankle sprain, but had to go back on the IR after playing 12:45 in a 5-0 loss.
He later told reporters that he “jumped the gun” and returned too soon.
The 24-year-old has eight goals and nine assists over 34 games for the Blues this season.
Holloway delivered a breakout performance the year prior, scoring 26 goals in 77 games after signing with St. Louis as a restricted free agent from the Edmonton Oilers.
Entering Thursday’s action last in the Central Division with a 20-28-9 record, the Blues are poised to be a team to watch in the lead-up to next Friday’s trade deadline.
