St. Louis Blues
Nashville has covered the puck line in 11 of 16 games and enters on a three-game winning streak, while St. Louis seeks revenge for a 5-2 loss at this arena on October 17.
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| Sportsbook | Spread | Moneyline | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| FanDuel | STL +1.5 NSH -1.5 | STL -110 NSH -110 | O 5.5 U 5.5 |
| DraftKings | STL -1.5 NSH +1.5 | STL -110 NSH -110 | O 5.5 U 5.5 |
| BetMGM | STL +1.5 NSH -1.5 | STL -110 NSH -110 | O 5.5 U 5.5 |
| BetRivers | STL -1.5 NSH +1.5 | STL -110 NSH -108 | O 5.5 U 5.5 |
| Fanatics | STL -1.5 NSH +1.5 | STL -110 NSH -110 | O 5.5 U 5.5 |
| Bovada | STL -1.5 NSH +1.5 | STL -115 NSH -105 | O 5.5 U 5.5 |
| BetOnline.ag | STL -1.5 NSH +1.5 | STL -109 NSH -105 | O 5.5 U 5.5 |
| LowVig.ag | STL -1.5 NSH +1.5 | STL -109 NSH -105 | O 5.5 U 5.5 |
| MyBookie.ag | STL +1.5 NSH -1.5 | STL -110 NSH -111 | O 5.5 U 5.5 |
| BetUS | STL -1.5 NSH +1.5 | STL -110 NSH -110 | O 5.5 U 5.5 |
| Caesars | STL -1.5 NSH +1.5 | STL -112 NSH -108 | O 5.5 U 5.5 |
Injury Report
The NHL projected-lineup report lists Blues defensemen Tyler Tucker out with a knee injury and Logan Mailloux on injured reserve with a right-hand injury; forward Dillon Dube is also sidelined with a neck injury. Nashville lists Jonathan Marchessault as day to day with a lower-body issue and William Trudeau out with an upper-body injury. Marchessault is expected to miss a third consecutive game. These absences could affect lineup depth, but neither club had a confirmed starter in the cited projected lineups.
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Key Matchup Edge
Nashville brings stronger recent form, three consecutive wins, and an 11-5 puck-line record compared with St. Louis at 8-8. The Predators also won this season first meeting 5-2 and have a 5-3-2 home record. St. Louis counters with a productive recent history from Robert Thomas against Nashville, making top-line execution and special teams pivotal.
3 Things to Watch
- Nashville 11-5 season puck-line performance
- Blues four straight head-to-head power-play goals
- Projected goaltenders and Marchessault injury status
Betting Breakdown
The St. Louis Blues enter this Saturday afternoon visit at 7-7-2, while the Nashville Predators stand 7-4-5. Nashville owns the early season-series advantage following its 5-2 victory at Bridgestone Arena on October 17. The teams approach this rematch with different momentum: the Predators have won three consecutive games, including a 3-2 overtime win in Colorado, while St. Louis most recently lost 5-4 in overtime at New Jersey after overcoming a three-goal deficit. St. Louis is 8-8 against the puck line this season, compared with an 11-5 mark for Nashville, an important contrast for bettors evaluating the standard 1.5-goal handicap. Nashville has covered six of ten home games, though its 5-3-2 home record also demonstrates a tendency toward close decisions. The Blues have scored on the power play in four straight meetings with Nashville, converting four of twelve opportunities during that span. Robert Thomas has 17 points over his last twelve games against the Predators. A market snapshot showed a 5.5-goal total, but any betting decision should account for confirmed starting goaltenders and updated injury information before puck drop.
St. Louis Betting Outlook
St. Louis arrives at 7-7-2 after a 5-4 overtime defeat at New Jersey, where it scored three late goals to erase a 4-1 deficit and secure a standings point. The Blues are 2-3 across their most recent five completed contests and 3-5-1 away from home. Their season puck-line mark is 8-8, including 5-4 on the road. Robert Thomas has produced 17 points in his last twelve meetings with Nashville, and the Blues have registered a power-play goal in four consecutive games against the Predators. Tyler Tucker, Dillon Dube, and Logan Mailloux appear on the injury report, so lineup depth and defensive deployment merit attention. St. Louis needs a more controlled start than its recent comeback required.
Nashville Betting Outlook
Nashville enters the rematch at 7-4-5, with a three-game winning streak featuring victories over Tampa Bay, Carolina, and Colorado. The Predators are 3-2 in their last five completed contests and 5-3-2 at Bridgestone Arena. Their 11-5 season puck-line record stands out against St. Louis at 8-8, and they have covered six of ten home contests. Steven Stamkos has six goals and four assists over his previous ten games, including the overtime winner against Colorado. Nashville has also killed every opposition power play across its last seven games, according to the club preview. Jonathan Marchessault remains day to day, and the confirmed starting goaltender could meaningfully change the matchup outlook.
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— St. Louis Blues (@StLouisBlues) November 6, 2026
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St. Louis Blues vs Nashville Predators FAQ
What is the current spread for St. Louis Blues vs Nashville Predators?
The current home spread is NSH +1.5, while the away spread is STL -1.5.
How far has the spread moved for St. Louis Blues vs Nashville Predators?
The spread opened at NSH +1.5 and is now NSH +1.5.
What is the current moneyline for St. Louis Blues vs Nashville Predators?
The current moneyline is STL -110 / NSH -110.
How far has the moneyline moved for St. Louis Blues vs Nashville Predators?
The moneyline opened at STL -115 / NSH -105 and is now STL -110 / NSH -110.
What is the current total for St. Louis Blues vs Nashville Predators?
The current total is 5.5.
How far has the total moved for St. Louis Blues vs Nashville Predators?
The total opened at 6.5 and is now 5.5.
Is the market taking the underdog in St. Louis Blues vs Nashville Predators?
Current market signal: Market Steady.
Is the market taking the favorite in St. Louis Blues vs Nashville Predators?
Current market signal: Favorite Taking Support.
Is the total dropping for St. Louis Blues vs Nashville Predators?
Current totals signal: Total Dropping.
Is the total rising for St. Louis Blues vs Nashville Predators?
Current totals signal: Total Dropping.
Where to watch St. Louis Blues vs Nashville Predators?
You can watch this game on NHL Network. For the latest broadcast details, see Where to Watch.
Where to stream St. Louis Blues vs Nashville Predators?
You can stream this game on Blue Note+.
What is the best free prop bet for St. Louis Blues vs Nashville Predators?
Mason McTavish Under 2.5 Shots on Goal
What is the biggest matchup edge for St. Louis Blues vs Nashville Predators?
Nashville brings stronger recent form, three consecutive wins, and an 11-5 puck-line record compared with St. Louis at 8-8. The Predators also won this season first meeting 5-2 and have a 5-3-2 home record. St. Louis counters with a productive recent history from Robert Thomas against Nashville, making top-line execution and special teams pivotal.
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