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Blues vs Ducks Prediction & Odds - 3/16/2025

St. Louis Blues vs. Anaheim Ducks prediction: who will win?

For tonight's St. Louis Blues vs Anaheim Ducks matchup, our predictive model gives the Blues a 67.5% chance of defeating the Ducks.

St. Louis Blues: 67.5% win probability

Superior offensive output (195 goals scored vs Ducks' 177)
Better recent form (WLLWW vs Ducks' WLLWL)
Higher points total in standings (71 points vs 65 points)

Anaheim Ducks: 32.5% win probability

Struggling offense (177 goals scored, 12th in Western Conference)
Poor defensive record (204 goals against, 4th worst in conference)
Road game disadvantage (30 losses overall, among bottom 5 teams)

At Sporting Post, our unique prediction model combines insights from top NHL experts. Instead of sifting through hundreds of expert analyses across the web, you can rely on our predictions to understand the market's overall sentiment. We scan trusted sources, analyzing predictions, data, and opinions, and our AI assigns a confidence level to each prediction. We then average these levels to produce an 'expert opinion' win probability—reflecting the collective intelligence of the industry's leading NHL experts.

St. Louis Blues vs. Anaheim Ducks odds

Here are the latest odds for this NHL matchup as the St. Louis Blues host the Anaheim Ducks at home on Sunday, March 16.

	St. Louis Blues	Anaheim Ducks
Moneyline	-170 (via Caesars Sportsbook)	+150 (via FanDuel Sportsbook)

St. Louis Blues vs. Anaheim Ducks preview

The St. Louis Blues welcome the Anaheim Ducks to Enterprise Center for what's shaping up to be a crucial Western Conference clash, with the Blues still eyeing that final playoff spot.

St. Louis's defensive unit has been their saving grace this season, with the veteran pairing of Justin Faulk and Ryan Suter anchoring a blue line that's kept opponents to a respectable 3.00 goals per game.

The Ducks' bright spot has been netminder Lukas Dostal, who's been standing on his head with a .911 save percentage despite facing a barrage of shots this season.

While both teams have struggled to light the lamp - each averaging under three goals per game - the dynamic duo of Jordan Kyrou and Robert Thomas have managed to keep the Blues' offense somewhat afloat with their combined 41 goals.

On the Ducks' side, Troy Terry and Frank Vatrano have been doing the heavy lifting, though their recent output of just four goals in two games suggests they're hitting a rough patch at the wrong time.

The Blues' home ice advantage could prove decisive, especially with Jordan Binnington looking to bounce back from what's been an uncharacteristically shaky season between the pipes.

Look for this to be a tight-checking affair where special teams and defensive discipline could make all the difference.

Key stats

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St. Louis Blues sit 10th in Western Conference with 71 points while Ducks trail in 12th with 65 points
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Blues hold offensive edge with 195 goals scored vs Ducks' 177, showing stronger attacking capability
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Blues enter with WLLWW recent form compared to Ducks' WLLWL, both teams showing inconsistent results
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Goal difference tells the story: Blues -5 (195 GF, 200 GA) vs Ducks -27 (177 GF, 204 GA)