The Vancouver Canucks and St. Louis Blues made headlines in the NHL as both teams placed key players on waivers on Sunday. Defenceman Guillaume Brisebois of the Canucks and forward Robby Fabbri of the Blues are both seeking new opportunities in the American Hockey League.
Guillaume Brisebois Waived by Canucks
The Vancouver Canucks announced the placement of 28-year-old Guillaume Brisebois on waivers. This decision aims to assign him to the Abbotsford Canucks, their AHL affiliate. General Manager Patrik Allvin confirmed this move on March 1, 2026.
- Age: 28
- NHL Games Played: 30
- Career Statistics: 1 goal, 2 assists
- Drafted: 3rd round, 2015 NHL Draft
- Current Contract: 1 year, $775,000
Brisebois has yet to make an appearance in the NHL or AHL this season. His brief career with the Canucks sees him primarily focused on developing within the organization’s farm team.
Robby Fabbri Waived by Blues
Similarly, the St. Louis Blues have placed veteran forward Robby Fabbri on waivers. The decision comes as the Blues activate Robert Thomas from injured reserve, necessitating a roster adjustment.
- Age: 30
- Games Played This Season: 15
- Current Season Stats: 1 goal, 3 assists
- AHL Performance: 1 goal, 1 assist in 3 games with Charlotte Checkers
- Career Totals: 107 goals, 113 assists in 457 games
- Current Contract: 1 year, $775,000
Fabbri’s journey in the NHL includes stints with the Blues, Detroit Red Wings, and Anaheim Ducks. He was a vital part of the Blues’ 2019 Stanley Cup-winning team, contributing to the franchise’s historic victory.
Implications of Waivers
Both players’ waivers may signal shifts within their respective teams. With Fabbri’s experience and Brisebois’s potential, their assignments could help them regain form in the AHL.
Fans will be closely watching how these transactions unfold and what they mean for the Canucks and Blues moving forward.
