Advertisement Others, such as Brandon Saad, left a lot to be desired ... He jelled extremely well with Alexey Toropchenko and Nathan Walker on the fourth line and won a team-high 57 percent ...

Zack Bolduc, Dylan Holloway and Alexey Toropchenko scored for the Blues ... Adin Hill made 27 saves, Nicolas Roy and Brandon Saad had a goal and an assist each as the Vegas Golden Knights beat ...

Zack Bolduc, Dylan Holloway and Alexey Toropchenko replied for the ... Vegas 4, (at) Columbus 0: Adin Hill made 27 saves, Nicolas Roy and Brandon Saad had a goal and an assist each for the Knights ...

Former St. Louis Blues forward Brandon Saad has signed with the Vegas Golden Knights for the remainder of the season in a deal that is worth a prorated $1.5 million, the team announced Friday.

Moments ago, NHL insider Chris Johnston reported that forward Brandon Saad has come to terms with the Vegas Golden Knights on a contract. Brandon Saad was heavily connected to signing with the ...

LAS VEGAS — Brandon Saad spent less than an hour as a free agent, joining the Vegas Golden Knights fresh off the St. Louis Blues terminating his previous contract. The two-time Stanley Cup ...

Former Chicago Blackhawks forward and two-time Stanley Cup champion Brandon Saad was put on waivers by the St. Louis Blues last week. Claiming him and his $4.5 million salary cap for the rest of ...

This season Brandon Saad has only 7 goals and 16 points in 43 games - a far fall off from last year's 26 goals. At $4.5M in salary, the Blues were doing anything possible to get rid of him.

Former Chicago Blackhawks winger and two-time Stanley Cup winner Brandon Saad hit waivers as the St. Louis Blues turn in another direction. Saad has one more year left on his deal at $4.5 million ...

Playing Brandon Saad on the left wing would solidify this ... So far, only one combination — Nathan Walker, Radek Faksa, and Alexey Toropchenko — has logged over 50 minutes together.

Brandon Saad has been a steady 20-plus goal ... He’s the perfect fourth-line player, as is Alexey Toropchenko, although you’s like to see a little more than a goal in 39 games.