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Predators vs Blues Prediction & Odds - 3/27/2025

Nashville Predators vs. St. Louis Blues prediction: who will win?

For tonight's Nashville Predators vs St. Louis Blues matchup, our predictive model gives the Blues an 80% chance of defeating the Preds.

St. Louis Blues: 80% win probability

Hot streak momentum (Current 5-game winning streak: WWWWW)
Superior offensive output (224 goals scored vs Predators' 182)
Better overall season performance (83 points in 73 games vs Predators' 62 points in 71 games)

Nashville Predators: 20% win probability

Inconsistent recent form (WLWLL showing volatility)
Defensive struggles (229 goals against, ranking bottom half of conference)
Poor points accumulation (62 points places them 14th in Western Conference)

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Nashville Predators vs. St. Louis Blues odds

Here are the latest odds for this NHL matchup as the Nashville Predators host the St. Louis Blues at home on Thursday, March 27.

	Nashville Predators	St. Louis Blues
Moneyline	+115 (via BetMGM Sportsbook)	-135 (via BetMGM Sportsbook)

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Nashville Predators vs. St. Louis Blues preview

The red-hot St. Louis Blues roll into Nashville's Bridgestone Arena riding a seven-game win streak that's catapulted them into wild card contention.

Blues' netminder Joel Hofer has been a brick wall lately, with the team giving up just 10 goals in their last seven outings - a defensive masterclass that's making St. Louis a tough team to crack.

The dynamic duo of Robert Thomas and Jordan Kyrou have been lighting it up for the Blues, combining for 50 goals and 76 assists, while the blue line pairing of Suter and Faulk keeps things locked down in their own end.

Nashville's been having a rough go of it this season, with Filip Forsberg and Jonathan Marchessault doing their best to keep the offense alive, but the team's struggled to find consistent scoring beyond their top line.

The Preds' usually reliable Juuse Saros hasn't found his rhythm this year, posting a sub-.900 save percentage that's left Nashville exposed on too many nights.

These Central Division rivals last met in a 4-1 Blues victory that showcased St. Louis's newfound offensive swagger.

With the Blues fighting for playoff position and the Predators looking to play spoiler, this matchup at Bridgestone should bring plenty of that classic Central Division intensity.

Keep an eye on Blues defenseman Justin Faulk, who's been quarterbacking the power play with precision while shutting down opponents' top lines.

Key stats

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St. Louis Blues enter with a perfect 5-game win streak (WWWWW), while Predators struggle with mixed results (WLWLL)
2
Blues hold 8th position with 83 points from 73 games, outperforming 14th-placed Predators who have 62 points from 71 games
3
Blues maintain stronger offense with 224 goals scored vs Predators' 182 goals this season
4
St. Louis shows better defensive stats, allowing 209 goals against compared to Nashville's 229 goals against