St. Louis Blues prospects Carbonneau and Lawrence shine in early games
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 5, 2026, 5:23 AM
Last updated Oct 5, 2026

St. Louis Blues prospects Justin Carbonneau and Tynan Lawrence both started strong in their respective leagues. Carbonneau, playing for the Springfield Thunderbirds in the AHL, has scored in both of his first two games, contributing to the team's early success. Meanwhile, Lawrence has also made an impact at Boston University, scoring twice in his first two games, including a game-winning goal. Dmitry Buchelnikov and Matvei Korotky are also performing well in the KHL and CSKA Moscow, respectively. The performances of these players are significant as they look to develop further and potentially break into the NHL.
- •Carbonneau has two goals and one assist in his first two AHL games.
- •Lawrence scored a game-winner in overtime for BU during his opening weekend.
- •Buchelnikov has five goals in 12 KHL games this season.
- •Korotky also starts the KHL season positively, adding to the prospect pool.
- •Blues are monitoring the performances of their first-round picks closely.
- 5:23 AMYahoo Sports — St. Louis Blues Prospect Report (Oct. 4): Carbonneau Off, Running In Springfield, Lawrence Doing Same At BU
"Inaugural report for 2026-27 takes a look at Blues prospects across the globe
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