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Jordan Binnington

Goaltender · St. Louis Blues

2011 Draft, Rd 3 Pick 27 (#88) — St. Louis Blues

Next Game

Thu, Feb 26 · 8:00 PM ET vs Kraken

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Age 326'2"172 lbsCatches LeftRichmond Hill, CAN

Current Season

GP

32

W-L-OTL

8-17-6

GAA

3.65

SV%

.864

SO

1

GS

-

Last 5 Games

DateOppDecGASASV%
Feb 4@ DALL528.821
Jan 31vs CBJL422.818
Jan 27vs DALL424.833
Jan 23@ DALL319.842
Jan 18@ EDML528.821

Career Stats

Contract

Cap Hit

$6.00M

Total Value

$36.00M

Expires

6 yrs · 2026-2027

Status

Then UFA

Full No-Trade first 3 years, Year 4 – 18 team no trade list, Year 5 – 14 team no trade list, Year 6 – 10 team no trade list

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Recent Stories

News
Binnington a Fit for Canadiens?

Scouts debate whether Jordan Binnington's fiery style aligns with Montreal's goaltending rebuild amid a crowded deadline market. The Blues netminder brings proven playoff chops but a contract that could complicate cap sheets. Habs management weighs the risk-reward as they chase stability in net for a young core still finding its footing.

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Game Recap
Quinn Hughes Spills on U.S. Hockey's State of Union Trip

Quinn Hughes drops the curtain on why the U.S. men's Olympic gold medalists head to D.C. for President Trump's State of the Union tonight, straight from his ABC News spot this morning. Jack, the overtime hero who beat Jordan Binnington for that first gold since the Miracle on Ice, echoes the pride in representing America at the White House no matter the politics.

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Olympics
Binnington's Olympic Run Could Reset His NHL Market Value

Jordan Binnington just put together one of the most important performances of his career on hockey's biggest stage, and St. Louis Blues management is watching the trade market implications closely. After a regular season that had scouts questioning his future in the league, the veteran goaltender delivered when it mattered most, posting numbers that rival teams will be studying before the deadline.

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Game Recap
Jack Hughes Picks State of Union Post-Gold Heroics

Jack Hughes, whose overtime snipe beat Canada for U.S. men's hockey gold, locks in his next big move after Milano glory. The New Jersey Devils center joins the team in D.C. for President Trump's address, embracing the invite with zero hesitation. Fresh off that 2-on-1 breakaway magic through Jordan Binnington's legs, Hughes reps the stars and stripes on hockey's hottest post-Olympic stage.

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Game Recap
Hughes' OT Heroics Win U.S. Gold - Teeth and All

Jack Hughes delivers the golden goal in overtime against Canada, capping a gritty 2-1 win that ends America's 46-year Olympic drought since the Miracle on Ice. The Devils star shakes off a brutal high-stick from Sam Bennett that costs him teeth in the third period, then buries a wrist shot off Zach Werenski's feed past Jordan Binnington just 1:41 into 3-on-3.

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Trades & Rumors
Binnington to Habs? Thomas to Wild? Blues Trade Sanity Check

Fans keep pitching wild Blues trades like sending Binnington to Montreal or Robert Thomas to Minnesota, and with St. Louis scraping the standings' bottom, GM Doug Armstrong listens to every angle. Thomas holds a full no-trade clause and an $8.125 million cap hit through his eight-year deal, but whispers say he might waive it for the right fit while the Blues demand a king's ransom.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are Jordan Binnington's stats this season?
Jordan Binnington has a 8-17-6 record in 32 games this season with a 3.65 GAA and .864 save percentage, including 1 shutout.
What team does Jordan Binnington play for?
Jordan Binnington is a goaltender for the St. Louis Blues.
What is Jordan Binnington's contract?
Jordan Binnington has a cap hit of $6.00M with 1 year remaining. He will be an unrestricted free agent (UFA) when the contract expires.
When was Jordan Binnington drafted?
Jordan Binnington was drafted in the 2011 NHL Draft by the St. Louis Blues in Round 3, Pick 27 (88 overall).
Where is Jordan Binnington from?
Jordan Binnington is 32 years old and was born in Richmond Hill, CAN.