"It's really good to see (Schenn) back," said Blues Head Coach Craig Berube. "He pushed (to come back) even last game, but we held him out. He's good to go. He's a very good player for us, two-way player, we know that. He can provide offense for us, but he plays a hard game. He does a lot of things for us.
"His play on the ice, he leads by example," Berube added. "He's been a guy that's been around for a long time now, he's played a lot of good hockey in his career. He demands things, represents our team a certain way. From hard work, the way he plays the game, it rubs off on the rest of our team."
On Wednesday morning, Schenn was centering a line with Brandon Saad and Jordan Kyrou, and that's where he's likely to play when the Blues meet the Detroit Red Wings at 6:30 p.m. CT (BSMW, 101 ESPN).