NASHVILLE, Tenn. — As the first round of Wednesday’s NHL draft unfolded, it became more and more clear that things were breaking correctly for the Blues.
The end result?
The Blues selected Slovakian forward Dalibor Dvorsky with the No. 10 pick, a 6-1 and 205-pound player that lives in the interior at the net-front, and a prospect that was thought of as unlikely to reach St. Louis after the first nine picks of the evening.
