St. Louis Blues
St. Louis enters with an 8-10 puck-line record, while Utah has covered just five of its first 18 games. The Mammoth also face a back-to-back and several important injuries, complicating their favorite status.
Utah Mammoth
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| Sportsbook | Spread | Moneyline | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| FanDuel | STL +1.5 UTA -1.5 | STL +100 UTA -120 | O 5.5 U 5.5 |
| DraftKings | STL +1.5 UTA -1.5 | STL +100 UTA -120 | O 6.5 U 6.5 |
| BetMGM | STL +1.5 UTA -1.5 | STL +100 UTA -120 | O 6 U 6 |
| BetRivers | STL +1.5 UTA -1.5 | STL +102 UTA -122 | O 6.5 U 6.5 |
| Fanatics | STL +1.5 UTA -1.5 | STL +100 UTA -120 | O 6.5 U 6.5 |
| Bovada | STL +1.5 UTA -1.5 | STL +100 UTA -120 | O 6 U 6 |
| BetOnline.ag | STL +1.5 UTA -1.5 | STL +102 UTA -116 | O 6 U 6 |
| LowVig.ag | STL +1.5 UTA -1.5 | STL +102 UTA -116 | O 6 U 6 |
| MyBookie.ag | STL +1.5 UTA -1.5 | STL -102 UTA -120 | O 6 U 6 |
| BetUS | STL +1.5 UTA -1.5 | STL -105 UTA -115 | O 6 U 6 |
| Caesars | STL +1.5 UTA -1.5 | STL +105 UTA -124 | O 6 U 6 |
Injury Report
Utah has important lineup concerns entering Thursday. Dylan Guenther was placed on injured reserve, with an estimated absence of two to four weeks, while defensemen John Marino and Nate Schmidt are sidelined. Logan Cooley missed Wednesday with an upper-body injury, and Nick Schmaltz left that game with a lower-body issue. St. Louis injury listings include Torey Krug, Dillon Dube and Tyler Tucker. These absences could materially affect Utah’s scoring depth and defensive rotations; final participation should be checked before puck drop.
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Utah has the stronger home straight-up record at 4-2-0, but St. Louis has covered the puck line in eight of 18 games compared with Utah’s five covers through 18. The Mammoth also play without a full rest day and have significant forward absences, making the favorite price more sensitive to lineup news.
3 Things to Watch
- Utah power play against Blues penalty killing
- Mammoth injuries to top scoring forwards
- St. Louis road puck-line performance
Betting Breakdown
St. Louis travels to Delta Center on Thursday for its first 2026-27 meeting with Utah, scheduled for 9:00 p.m. Eastern. The Blues enter 8-8-2 after beating Detroit 3-2, a result that ended a three-game losing streak. Jimmy Snuggerud scored his team-leading tenth goal in that win, while Joel Hofer stopped 30 of 32 shots. Utah enters 10-8-1 after a 5-3 loss at Vegas on Wednesday, giving the Mammoth three consecutive defeats and no day off before this contest. The matchup carries a meaningful contrast between Utah’s productive attack and its injury concerns. Dylan Guenther is on injured reserve, Logan Cooley missed Wednesday, and Nick Schmaltz departed that game injured. Clayton Keller remains a major playmaker, recording 10 points in his previous six games. For bettors, available puck-line records showed St. Louis at 8-10 ATS and Utah at 5-13 ATS through its first 18 games, with Utah also failing to cover in Wednesday’s two-goal loss. Several books posted a 6.5-goal total. Confirm the final lineups and prices before assessing either side.
St. Louis Betting Outlook
The Blues are 8-8-2 and 3-6-1 away from home entering Salt Lake City, but their latest game provided an encouraging response. St. Louis beat Detroit 3-2 after three consecutive losses. Jimmy Snuggerud scored his tenth goal of the season, and Joel Hofer made 30 saves on 32 shots. Robert Thomas added two assists and has collected one goal and three assists across his latest three-game point streak. Their puck-line record stands at 8-10 ATS, including 5-5 ATS on the road. The main question is whether St. Louis can sustain defensive pressure against Utah’s power play while exploiting the Mammoth’s injuries and short turnaround.
Utah Betting Outlook
Utah returns to Delta Center after playing in Vegas on Wednesday, a scheduling challenge made harder by several injury concerns. The Mammoth are 10-8-1 overall and 4-2-0 on home ice. Their first 18 games produced a 5-13 puck-line record, including 1-5 ATS at home, before Wednesday’s additional result. Clayton Keller has 10 points in his previous six games, and his power-play role becomes more important with Dylan Guenther sidelined, Logan Cooley unavailable Wednesday and Nick Schmaltz hurt in that game. John Marino and Nate Schmidt are also sidelined. Utah’s attacking talent remains dangerous, but defensive depth and roster availability warrant attention before placing a wager.
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St. Louis Blues vs Utah Mammoth FAQ
What is the current spread for St. Louis Blues vs Utah Mammoth?
The current home spread is UTA -1.5, while the away spread is STL +1.5.
How far has the spread moved for St. Louis Blues vs Utah Mammoth?
The spread opened at UTA -1.5 and is now UTA -1.5.
What is the current moneyline for St. Louis Blues vs Utah Mammoth?
The current moneyline is STL +100 / UTA -120.
How far has the moneyline moved for St. Louis Blues vs Utah Mammoth?
The moneyline opened at STL +114 / UTA -135 and is now STL +100 / UTA -120.
What is the current total for St. Louis Blues vs Utah Mammoth?
The current total is 6.5.
How far has the total moved for St. Louis Blues vs Utah Mammoth?
The total opened at 6.5 and is now 6.5.
Is the market taking the underdog in St. Louis Blues vs Utah Mammoth?
Current market signal: Market Steady.
Is the market taking the favorite in St. Louis Blues vs Utah Mammoth?
Current market signal: Dog Taking Support.
Is the total dropping for St. Louis Blues vs Utah Mammoth?
Current totals signal: Total Steady.
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Current totals signal: Total Steady.
Where to watch St. Louis Blues vs Utah Mammoth?
You can watch this game on Utah16. For the latest broadcast details, see Where to Watch.
Where to stream St. Louis Blues vs Utah Mammoth?
You can stream this game on Mammoth+.
What is the best free prop bet for St. Louis Blues vs Utah Mammoth?
Clayton Keller Over 2.5 Shots on Goal
What is the biggest matchup edge for St. Louis Blues vs Utah Mammoth?
Utah has the stronger home straight-up record at 4-2-0, but St. Louis has covered the puck line in eight of 18 games compared with Utah’s five covers through 18. The Mammoth also play without a full rest day and have significant forward absences, making the favorite price more sensitive to lineup news.
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