IT IS DONE: St Louis blues Star player Robert Thomas Sturn fans and leave Head coach Jim Montgomery Speechless with major announcements regarding…….see more

In a moment that sent shockwaves through the hockey world and left fans holding their breath, St. Louis Blues star center Robert Thomas took center stage this morning with an announcement that has reshaped the future of the franchise — and possibly the league.

“It is done,” Thomas declared to a packed press conference at Enterprise Center, flanked by team executives, his family, and an unusually silent Head Coach Jim Montgomery. The announcement? Robert Thomas is committing his prime years to the Blues with a historic contract extension — and taking on a new leadership role that transcends the ice.

The Contract That Changed Everything

The Blues’ front office confirmed Thomas has signed a record-breaking 8-year, $88 million extension, keeping him in St. Louis through the 2033 season. The deal makes him not only the highest-paid player in Blues history but also solidifies his position as the face of the franchise for the next decade.

But that wasn’t all.

A New Captain in Town

To thunderous applause, General Manager Doug Armstrong revealed that Thomas will become the 24th captain in Blues history, replacing veteran Brayden Schenn, who gracefully passed the “C” to the 25-year-old phenom in an emotional locker room ceremony captured live on social media.

“It’s his time,” Schenn said, choking back emotion. “He’s earned it — every shift, every season. The room believes in him.”

Montgomery Left Speechless

Head Coach Jim Montgomery, known for his fiery bench presence and sharp media takes, was visibly moved.

“I’m not often at a loss for words,” Montgomery said, pausing for several seconds. “But today… wow. Robert’s commitment, his leadership, the way he carries himself — this is what championship culture looks like. I’ve coached a lot of talented players, but few with his heart.”

A Message to Fans

Thomas addressed the St. Louis faithful directly:

“This city gave me everything — a chance, a home, and a family. I want to give it everything back. I want to lift another Cup right here in front of you.”

Fans flooded social media with tributes, videos, and the trending hashtag #ItIsDone, a phrase that’s already becoming synonymous with a new era of Blues hockey.