Alexander Steen was a cornerstone of the Blues for over a decade, known for his leadership, skill and relentless work ethic. A 2019 Stanley Cup Champion and longtime assistant captain, Steen’s impact on and off the ice continues as he transitions into his role as the team’s next general manager.

• Drafted in the first round (No. 24 overall) by Toronto in the 2002 NHL Entry Draft
• Traded to St. Louis on November 24, 2008
• Won the 2019 Stanley Cup Championship with the Blues, recording five points (two goals, three assists) in 26 postseason games
• Appeared in 765 games with the Blues over parts of 12 seasons, the 4^th most games as a Blue in franchise history
• His father, Thomas Steen, recorded 817 points in his NHL career over 14 seasons, making them one of six father-son duos in NHL history to each post over 600 career points
• Appeared in the 2014 Winter Olympics with Sweden, posting four points (one goal, three assists), winning a silver medal
• NHL Career (15 seasons)
  • 1,018 games played
  • 245 goals
  • 377 assists
  • 622 points
  • 36 points (15 goals, 21 assists) in 91 career postseason games (nine postseason appearances)
• As a Blue (12 seasons)
  • 765 games played (4^th all-time)
  • 195 goals (10^th all-time)
  • 301 assists (6^th all-time)
  • 496 points (6^th all-time)
  • 35 game-winning goals (6^th all-time)
  • 2019 Stanley Cup Champion
  • Scored in the third overtime in Game 1 of the 2014 First Round vs. Chicago - the longest game in St. Louis Blues history
  • One of five players in franchise history to appear in at least 12 seasons as a Blue
  • Served as an assistant captain for 10 seasons (2010-11 to 2019-20)
  • One of five players in franchise history to dress in at least 90 playoff games as a Blue