The United States Hockey Hall of Fame announced Thursday that St. Louis Blues alums T.J. Oshie and Ryan Suter will be inducted as part of its Class of 2026.
Inductees are chosen for their "extraordinary contribution to the sport of hockey in the United States," per USA Hockey.
The full class is comprised of Oshie, Suter, Amanda Kessel, Phil Kessel and Stan Wong. The induction celebration will take place Nov. 30 in Washington, D.C.
Oshie was selected by the Blues 24th overall in the 2005 NHL Draft and went on to play seven seasons with the team, posting 310 points in 443 games. In total, the forward accrued 695 points (302 goals, 393 assists) in 1,010 games across his NHL career with the Blues and Washington Capitals and won a Stanley Cup in 2018.
A native of Warroad, Min., Oshie suited up for Team USA internationally on numerous occasions. This included the 2014 Winter Olympics, where the legend of "T.J. Sochi" was born after a memorable shootout performance against Russia.
Suter amassed 1,526 and 696 points (107 goals, 589 assists) over his 20-year NHL career with the Blues, Nashville Predators, Minnesota Wild and Dallas Stars.
He spent one season with St. Louis in 2024-25, during which he played his 1,500th NHL game. He was just the seventh defenseman and third American-born player in history to reach the milestone.
A native of Madison, Wis., Suter represented Team USA frequently on the international stage. This included Olympic appearances in 2010 - when they captured a silver medal - and 2014.
