Blues Hall of Fame inductees may include players, coaches, management or broadcasters that have made a profound impact on the franchise. Prior to the beginning of each season, members of the Blues Hall of Fame selection committee, comprised of former and current members of the Blues organization, Blues Alumni and members of the media, will each submit nominations and review the Fan Vote.

In order to be eligible for the Blues Hall of Fame as a player, the player must have one or more of the following:

• At least three (3) seasons or 200 games played in the Blue Note (includes regular season and playoffs).
• Officially retired from the NHL.
• Demonstrated exceptional attributes in the areas of playing ability, sportsmanship, character and contributions to the St. Louis Blues.
• Won the Stanley Cup or a major NHL award during their tenure with the St. Louis Blues.

To be eligible as a non-player, an individual:

• Must demonstrate or have demonstrated exceptional attributes in coaching, managing, executive ability, or strong ability in another significant off-ice role, sportsmanship, character and contributions to the St. Louis Blues.
• May be active or inactive at the time of his/her nomination.

There will be exceptions possible for special people or significant events in Blues history.