Seasons: 1967-1972, 1976-1977 League: Central Hockey League (CHL); Central Professional Hockey League (CPHL) Home: American Royal Arena (1967-1972), Kemper Arena (1976-1977) Championships: 1976-1977 Regular Season Champions, 1977 Adams Cup Champions Affiliations: St. Louis Blues (National Hockey League) Team Colors: Blue, Gold, White

KANSAS CITY BLUES RECORD

SEASON	WINS	LOSSES	TIES	POINTS	FINISH	COACH
1967-1968	31	29	10	72	2nd North / Lost in Semi-Finals	Doug Harvey
1968-1969	26	28	18	70	2nd North / Lost in Quarter-Finals	Fred Hurcul
1969-1970	24	37	11	59	7th / OUT	Camille Henry
1970-1971	30	31	11	71	5th / OUT	Johnny Choyce
1971-1972	21	35	16	58	6th / OUT	Johnny Choyce
1976-1977	46	21	9	101	1st / WON ADAMS CUP	Barclay Plager
OVERALL	178	181	75

The KC Blues served as the farm team of the St. Louis Blues. They signed a lease for the American Royal Arena on April 19, 1967, bringing hockey back after a 16-year absence.
In the first game, they beat Forth Worth 4-1 in front of 6,147 at the old American Royal Arena. It was an interesting experience for fans, and it wasn’t just the game that was interesting. The arena had broken windows, holes in the roof, and rats.
The Blues played 5 years before they suspended operations after the 1971-72 season.
The Blues returned after the Kansas City Scouts moved to Colorado.
After the Blues won their title in 1977, they moved to Salt Lake City and the minor league affiliate of the Detroit Red Wings took their place. The Blues in their second run lost an estimated $500,000.