Barret Jackman: The Underrated Member of Blues History

Jackman's Role in Blues History

Jackman's name might not appear at the top of the Blues' all-time scoring lists. However, his influence on the franchise runs deep. In 13 seasons with the organization, Jackman embodied the qualities that define Blues hockey — toughness, loyalty, and consistency. His career with St. Louis stands as a testament to the value of steady defensemen who lead through grit and quiet professionalism rather than flashy offense.

Drafted 17th overall in the 1999 NHL Draft, Jackman arrived in St. Louis during a time of transition. The Blues were a perennial playoff team led by veterans like Chris Pronger and Al MacInnis. Still, within a few years, the franchise would enter a rebuilding phase. Through all those cha

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