St. Louis Blues
St. Louis brings a two-game winning streak and a seven-goal explosion into Minnesota, but the Wild own the stronger early puck-line profile. A dangerous Minnesota power play meets a sturdy Blues penalty kill in a tight Central Division test.
Minnesota Wild
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| Sportsbook | Spread | Moneyline | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| FanDuel | STL +1.5 MIN -1.5 | STL +125 MIN -150 | O 5.5 U 5.5 |
| DraftKings | STL +1.5 MIN -1.5 | STL +124 MIN -148 | O 5.5 U 5.5 |
| BetMGM | STL +1.5 MIN -1.5 | STL +120 MIN -145 | O 6 U 6 |
| BetRivers | STL +1.5 MIN -1.5 | STL +128 MIN -150 | O 5.5 U 5.5 |
| Fanatics | STL +1.5 MIN -1.5 | STL +120 MIN -145 | O 5.5 U 5.5 |
| Bovada | STL +1.5 MIN -1.5 | STL +120 MIN -140 | O 6 U 6 |
| BetOnline.ag | STL +1.5 MIN -1.5 | STL +122 MIN -138 | O 6 U 6 |
| LowVig.ag | STL +1.5 MIN -1.5 | STL +122 MIN -138 | O 6 U 6 |
| MyBookie.ag | STL +1.5 MIN -1.5 | STL +117 MIN -144 | O 6 U 6 |
| BetUS | STL +1.5 MIN -1.5 | STL +118 MIN -138 | O 6 U 6 |
| Caesars | — | STL +125 MIN -148 | O 6 U 6 |
Injury Report
Minnesota is without defenseman Brock Faber, sidelined indefinitely after a preseason skull fracture, while goaltender Filip Gustavsson, forward Nick Foligno and center Nico Sturm are on injured reserve. Those absences strain defensive depth and forward rotations, though Jesper Wallstedt has provided strong early goaltending. St. Louis has also been managing the absence of Alexandre Dube with a neck injury and Alexey Toropchenko with an upper-body issue. Confirm final lineups and starting goalies before wagering.
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Key Matchup Edge
Minnesota owns the more dangerous early power play at 36.8 percent, while St. Louis counters with an 89.5 percent penalty kill. The special-teams clash may decide whether the favorite can create separation, especially with Minnesota short several regulars and St. Louis carrying momentum from seven goals in Ottawa.
3 Things to Watch
- Minnesota power play against Blues penalty kill
- Wallstedt starter confirmation and save volume
- Kaprizov shots and top-unit opportunities
Betting Breakdown
Minnesota returns to Grand Casino Arena as a home favorite against a St. Louis team gaining traction. The Blues beat Ottawa 7-2 on Tuesday, with Pius Suter, Mason McTavish and Jake Neighbours each scoring twice. That outbreak followed a 5-3 victory over Columbus and lifted St. Louis to 3-2-1. Minnesota is 4-2-1 after a 5-2 defeat at Winnipeg, but its six covers in seven puck-line decisions are an important counterweight to the most recent result. The Wild have been especially threatening with the man advantage, converting seven of 19 opportunities, while the Blues have killed 17 of 19 penalties. That contrast creates a genuine tactical battle rather than an automatic special-teams edge. Minnesota also enters with multiple significant injuries, including Brock Faber and Filip Gustavsson, increasing the importance of its available defensive personnel and goaltending. The Wild are priced near -150 and the game total is 5.5. St. Louis won the last two meetings last season, so bettors should weigh Minnesota home ice against the Blues recent scoring and matchup history.
St. Louis Betting Outlook
St. Louis enters with consecutive wins and an improving attack after scoring seven times in Ottawa. Mason McTavish and Jake Neighbours each delivered two goals in that victory, while Pavel Buchnevich produced three assists and has a productive history against Minnesota. The Blues were 2-1 against the Wild last season and have won three of their last four trips to St. Paul. Their early penalty killing, successful on 17 of 19 opportunities, is the strongest direct answer to Minnesota explosive power play. The key betting question is whether St. Louis can maintain puck possession and limit penalties sufficiently to keep the contest within one goal.
Minnesota Betting Outlook
Minnesota is 4-2-1 with a strong early puck-line record and two wins in its first two home games. Kirill Kaprizov drives the attack, while Matt Boldy and Quinn Hughes add options on a power play converting 36.8 percent of its chances. Kaprizov scored twice in Tuesday loss at Winnipeg, showing his finishing threat persists even when the team struggles. Injuries to Brock Faber, Filip Gustavsson, Nick Foligno and Nico Sturm complicate depth, particularly defensively and in goal. Jesper Wallstedt has been effective early, but bettors should verify the starter. Home ice and special teams support Minnesota favoritism without guaranteeing a multi-goal margin.
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In case you missed last night's game... - Two goals from Suter - Two goals from Neighbours - Two goals from McTavish - Dylan Peterson NHL debut - Dylan Peterson first NHL fight - Adam Jiricek first NHL goal #stlblues https://t.co/m9FvQx5w9y
— St. Louis Blues (@StLouisBlues) October 14, 2026
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— Minnesota Wild (@mnwild) October 14, 2026
St. Louis Blues vs Minnesota Wild FAQ
What is the current spread for St. Louis Blues vs Minnesota Wild?
The current home spread is MIN -1.5, while the away spread is STL +1.5.
How far has the spread moved for St. Louis Blues vs Minnesota Wild?
The spread opened at MIN -1.5 and is now MIN -1.5.
What is the current moneyline for St. Louis Blues vs Minnesota Wild?
The current moneyline is STL +124 / MIN -148.
How far has the moneyline moved for St. Louis Blues vs Minnesota Wild?
The moneyline opened at STL +140 / MIN -166 and is now STL +124 / MIN -148.
What is the current total for St. Louis Blues vs Minnesota Wild?
The current total is 5.5.
How far has the total moved for St. Louis Blues vs Minnesota Wild?
The total opened at 5.5 and is now 5.5.
Is the market taking the underdog in St. Louis Blues vs Minnesota Wild?
Current market signal: Market Steady.
Is the market taking the favorite in St. Louis Blues vs Minnesota Wild?
Current market signal: Dog Taking Support.
Is the total dropping for St. Louis Blues vs Minnesota Wild?
Current totals signal: Total Steady.
Is the total rising for St. Louis Blues vs Minnesota Wild?
Current totals signal: Total Steady.
Where to watch St. Louis Blues vs Minnesota Wild?
You can watch this game on Wild+. For the latest broadcast details, see Where to Watch.
Where to stream St. Louis Blues vs Minnesota Wild?
You can stream this game on Blue Note+.
What is the best free prop bet for St. Louis Blues vs Minnesota Wild?
Adam Jiricek Over 1.5 Shots on Goal
What is the biggest matchup edge for St. Louis Blues vs Minnesota Wild?
Minnesota owns the more dangerous early power play at 36.8 percent, while St. Louis counters with an 89.5 percent penalty kill. The special-teams clash may decide whether the favorite can create separation, especially with Minnesota short several regulars and St. Louis carrying momentum from seven goals in Ottawa.
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