In a double dose of thrilling news for hockey fans and documentary lovers alike, Netflix has officially announced the upcoming release of Underdog, a highly anticipated documentary chronicling the remarkable journey of NHL legend Curtis “CuJo” Joseph. Even more exciting? Joseph is also making a triumphant return to the St. Louis Blues — this time in a new and influential role.
A Documentary Years in the Making
Underdog is not your average sports documentary. Slated for release this fall, it promises an unfiltered, emotional look at Curtis Joseph’s life, from his unlikely path to the NHL, to the ups and downs of his 19-year career as one of the league’s most beloved goaltenders. Born into adversity and rising through sheer grit and talent, Joseph’s story is one of perseverance — and the perfect subject for a documentary that’s already generating Oscar buzz.
Netflix insiders describe Underdog as “a raw and riveting portrait of one of hockey’s most underrated icons.” Featuring never-before-seen footage, personal interviews with teammates, coaches, and family members, and Joseph himself, the documentary aims to shine a spotlight on not just the athlete, but the man behind the mask.
Curtis Joseph Returns to St. Louis
To make the news even sweeter for Blues fans, Curtis Joseph is returning to where it all began — the St. Louis Blues — in a brand-new leadership role. Though specifics are still under wraps, sources close to the team confirm that Joseph will take on a player development and mentorship position, working closely with goaltenders and young prospects.
Joseph, who played for the Blues from 1989 to 1995, was a fan favorite and remains one of the most celebrated goaltenders in franchise history. His return marks a full-circle moment — a symbolic and strategic move by the organization to reinforce its commitment to both legacy and future success.
A Fanbase Reignited
Social media exploded with excitement following the announcements. Blues fans, hockey purists, and documentary enthusiasts alike are calling this “the best news we could hope for” — and rightly so. With Underdog, Netflix appears ready to deliver a powerful story that transcends the ice. And with Curtis Joseph back in the fold, the Blues are bolstering their team not just with experience, but with heart.
Stay tuned for an official release date for Underdog, and keep an eye on the Blues this season — something tells us Curtis Joseph’s next chapter is going to be just as unforgettable as his last.
