The St. Louis Blues made a massive move to acquire promising players this summer. The Blues signed Dylan Holloway and Philip Broberg to two-year contracts after extending offer sheets to the restricted free agents.

When the Edmonton Oilers hit the ice for their season opener on October 9th, the team will be one of the oldest, if not the oldest team in the NHL. Some of that was by design in terms of the player personal selections made by the Oilers in free agency under the Ken Holland and Jeff Jackson regimes.

Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway were both restricted free agents with the Edmonton Oilers. They're now both with the St. Louis Blues after the team signed them and GM Stan Bowman opted not to match.

The St. Louis Blues added some excitement to the dog days of NHL Free Agency recently. The Blues extended offer sheets to Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway out of nowhere. It was a strategic decision made by the Blues in order to add young talent to the roster.

Edmonton Oilers general manager Stan Bowman feels the contracts Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway signed with the St. Louis Blues far exceed their current ability."The players can probably grow into those deals,