Barret Jackman was a steady force on the Blues’ blue line for more than a decade, combining toughness, loyalty and leadership. Jackman played 803 games with St. Louis — the most by any defenseman in franchise history — and delivered memorable postseason moments. A fan favorite and true competitor, Jackman now continues his impact with the organization as the Blues' Director of Alumni.

Jackman inducted into Blues Hall of Fame

  • Drafted in the first round (No. 17 overall) by St. Louis in the 1999 NHL Entry Draft

  • His 13 seasons as a Blue share the most franchise history with Bernie Federko

  • Named to the 2002-03 NHL All-Rookie Team and won the 2003 Calder Memorial Trophy

  • Appeared in 803 games over 13 seasons with the Blues, the second most games in franchise history and the most among defensemen

  • Scored his only career postseason overtime goal in Game 2 of the 2014 First Round vs. Chicago, becoming one of six defensemen in franchise history to score an overtime goal in the postseason

  • Scored the game-winning goal in Game 2 of the 2013 Western Conference Quarterfinals vs. Los Angeles with 51 seconds remaining in the game, the third latest go-ahead goal in the franchise’s postseason in history

  • NHL Career (14 seasons)

    • 876 games played

    • 29 goals

    • 157 assists

    • 186 points

    • 1,102 penalty minutes

    • Seven points (two goals, five assists) in 53 postseason games (8 postseason appearances)

  • As a Blue (13 seasons)

    • 803 games played (2nd most all-time; most among defensemen)

    • 28 goals

    • 153 assists

    • 181 points

    • 1,026 penalty minutes (4th all-time)

    • +53 rating (15th all-time)

    • Served as an assistant captain for nine seasons (2006-07 to 2014-15)

    • Is one of three defensemen in franchise history with multiple game-winning playoff goals

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