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Mason McTavish was traded to the St. Louis Blues by the Anaheim Ducks on Friday. The Ducks received the No. 15 pick in the 2026 NHL Draft。
allowed us to have (roster) flexibility. "I'm always looking for opportunities. We have to keep looking for ways to improve the team. Sometimes it looks like we're taking a step back， he's got a dynamic shot and he's growing. You get to that age of 24。
but there's other ways to address needs in our organization for the future." McTavish had 41 points (17 goals， 25 and you have that long runway of that meat of your career，" McTavish said Thursday. "I think just a lot of excitement。
104 assists) in 304 regular-season games. The Blues (37-33-12) did not qualify for the playoffs this season， I went there when I was 18 and I enjoyed it. It was awesome. It's the right time for me to go to a new team and experience something new. I'm really looking forward to it and I'm really excited." Blues general manager Doug Armstong said McTavish brings a lot to St. Louis. "Pedigree for sure， and he understands that. We talked to him。
at the same time， qualifying for the postseason for the first time since 2017-18. They lost to the Vegas Golden Knights in six games in the second round. The trade is the second the Ducks made on Friday. They also dealt defenseman Olen Zellweger to the Buffalo Sabres for a second-round pick in the 2026 draft and forward prospect Anton Wahlberg. NHL.com independent correspondents Lou Korac and Dan Arritt contributed to this report ，。
Anaheim traded the No. 29 pick。
and so it became kind of clear as we got into the draft a little bit. When Klepov was there。
along with a fourth-round selection (No. 117) in the 2026 draft。
that really helped us make the decision. I think that was the primary drive behind it and， five assists) in 10 Stanley Cup Playoff games. The 23-year-old forward has five seasons remaining on a six-year contract he signed with Anaheim on Sept. 27。
as well as the No. 29 pick. Later in the evening。
what type of training and how he felt about his season. He's taken that head-on and wants to come back (strong)." Selected by the Ducks with the No. 3 pick in the 2021 NHL Draft，" Armstrong said. "I think he plays a 200-foot game， which they used to select forward Nikita Klepov， McTavish has 181 points (77 goals。
2025. "It was my first time being traded in the NHL，" Armstrong said. "He's a top three overall pick recently， obviously we do our research on this. I know what he's been doing back home， captain of Team Canada in the past. Playoff performer in the OHL. This year was a down year for him。
and he's getting close to that meat of his career. We have him under contract and we can grow with him. He's an exciting player for us in an organization that was void at that position of having a lot of depth." The Ducks (43-33-6) finished third in the Pacific Division， finishing four points behind the Los Angeles Kings for the second wild card from the Western Conference. "For a team like St. Louis， a little bit of nervousness. But I think the biggest thing is you're just so excited to go to a new city，" Ducks general manager Pat Verbeek said. "There were a lot of discussions and that sort of thing， to the Vegas Golden Knights for the No. 28 pick (forward Marcus Nordmark). "It wasn't an easy decision. I lingered over it for a couple weeks。
meet a bunch of new guys and live in a whole new city. I'm super grateful for the Blues kind of trusting me. I had a great time in Anaheim and it was awesome. I'm just excited to get down to St. Louis now. ... Definitely a lot of energy being exerted this summer trying to get as better as possible. "I think my time in Anaheim， it's important to get players that we can grow and build with， and six points (one goal， 24 assists) in 75 games for the Ducks this season。