Forward Yan Stastny was acquired Tuesday by the St. Louis Blues from the Boston Bruins for a fifth-round draft pick.

Stastny, 24, posted a pair of assists in 21 games with Boston this season, his second in the NHL.

Yan Stastny is headed to the Blues.
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As a rookie, he finished with one goal and four points in 17 games for the Edmonton Oilers and Bruins, who drafted him in the eighth round (259th overall) in 2002.

Boston traded him to Edmonton for a fourth-round pick on Aug. 30, 2005.

The Bruins then re-acquired him, along with Marty Reasoner and a second-rounder for Sergei Samsonov last March 9.

Stastny, who was born in Quebec City, is the son of hall of famer Peter Stastny and the brother of Colorado Avalanche forward Paul Stastny.

Anton and Marian Stastny, Peter's brothers, also played in the NHL.

With files from the Associated Press