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Following an antisemitic protest on Thursday, Oct. 22, St. Louis Blues chairman and governor Tom Stillman released a statement.

St. Louis Blues chairman and governor Tom Stillman released a statement on Monday condemning an antisemitic protest that occurred at Enterprise Center during Thursday's game against the Vegas Golden Knights. Arena staff and law enforcement intervened to confiscate the prohibited anti-Israel banners and eject the individuals responsible from the venue.
The demonstration involved banners displayed at rinkside seats and from a private box, including messages such as "Israel Kills" alongside altered symbols. Stillman strongly condemned the rhetoric, emphasizing that antisemitism has no place in the community and will never be permitted in their building.
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