Nashville Predators vs. St. Louis Blues Prediction, NHL Odds
Both squads are looking to bounce back after they were each a goal short in their losses on Saturday night. The Blues are -131 favourites to win on the NHL odds with a total of 6.
Predators vs. Blues NHL Betting Odds
The Predators have had the Blues number recently, taking all five of their past head-to-heads, including their first meeting of the season back in November. Matt Duchene was the overtime hero for Nashville in their 4-3 win, while Jordan Kyrou had a pair of goals for the Blues. Tonight is the second of a four-game season series and their last meeting in St. Louis.
The Preds have played the Over four times in their last five bringing them to 22-19 on the year. In 39 games they have covered the spread 23 times, third-most in the league.
Saturday’s game snapped a 3-0 Under trend for the Blues, making their record 17-19 to the Under so far this season. They have covered the spread 21 times and are 6-4 ATS in the last 10.
Nashville Predators
Nashville has now taken back-to-back losses after a heartbreaking 4-3 overtime loss to the Boston Bruins on Saturday afternoon.
Defenceman Roman Josi tied the game in the third with his 13th of the season, extending his point streak to five games. His nine points over the last five games have pulled him into second place in scoring amongst defenceman, trailing the Lightning’s Victor Hedman by a single point.
The Predators have one of the best road records in the league at 13-6-3 and so far in 2022, they are 3-1 as the visitors.
St. Louis Blues
St. Louis had a 13-game home point streak snapped in a wild 6-5 loss to Toronto on Saturday night. Forwards Robert Thomas, (1G, 1A) Ryan O’Reilly, (2G) Brendan Saad (1G, 1A) and Jordan Kyrou (2A) all had multi-point games in the loss. Goalie Jordan Binnington had a tough night, allowing six goals for the first time all season.
St. Louis still boasts an amazing 15-4-2 record on home ice and could tie the Predators for second in the Central with another home win tonight.
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