What do the Blues do with Dalibor Dvorsky?

Justin Bonhard of Bleedin' Blue assesses the uncertain future of forward Dalibor Dvorsky with the St. Louis Blues. After head coach Jim Montgomery moved Dvorsky to the wing and shifted Connor McMichael to center, Dvorsky registered a season-low 10:14 of ice time against the Nashville Predators. Through 17 games, Dvorsky has posted four goals and one assist, leaving his point production below expectations.

Bonhard argues that the Blues face several paths forward with Dvorsky, including retaining him to earn back his third-line center role or sending him to the Springfield Thunderbirds for development. Bonhard also notes that General Manager Alexander Steen could potentially package Dvorsky in a rumored trade with the Detroit Red Wings for defenseman Simon Edvinsson.