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Acquiring Simon Edvinsson would give the Blues a proven top-pair left-shot defenseman, but moving Dalibor Dvorsky creates short-term risk down the middle as St. Louis pushes for the postseason.

Bleedin' Blue examines a potential trade scenario where the St. Louis Blues target Detroit Red Wings restricted free agent defenseman Simon Edvinsson. With Edvinsson facing a December 1 signing deadline and Detroit reportedly exploring options, the writer suggests the 6-foot-6 blueliner would significantly upgrade the Blues' left-side defense alongside Philip Broberg.
However, the article argues that acquiring Edvinsson presents a major gamble regarding the team's center depth. Detroit reportedly seeks a young center, potentially requiring St. Louis to part with Dalibor Dvorsky in a permanent trade, leaving head coach Jim Montgomery with a difficult hole to fill.
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