Dylan Holloway signed a five-year contract extension with the St. Louis Blues on May 1, 2026. The deal is valued at $38.75 million, averaging $7.75 million annually.
Holloway’s performance this past season was impressive. He recorded 22 goals and 51 points in just 59 games. This achievement placed him second on the team in both goals and points.
Over the final 25 games of the season, he maintained a remarkable +26 rating. His contributions were crucial for the Blues, especially during a challenging campaign.
Holloway’s journey began when he was drafted by the Edmonton Oilers in the first round of the 2020 NHL Draft. He has since logged a total of 114 points—48 goals and 66 assists—in 136 regular-season games with the Blues over two seasons.
The new contract includes specific clauses for future trades. It features a 20-team no-trade clause for the 2029-30 season and a 15-team no-trade clause for the following year.
This extension reflects the Blues’ commitment to Holloway’s potential and talent. His statistics demonstrate that he is an integral part of their roster moving forward.
Officials have not disclosed whether any additional moves are planned for the team as they finalize their roster for next season.