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Score Prediction: Blues 3, Red Wings 1
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The Pick: Blues 3, Red Wings 1
We’ll take the Blues’ puck line based on stats against the Eastern Conference and the Atlantic Division, while the Under has merit based on the Blues’ 2026 home data.
Game Betting Analysis
There’s a narrow path for the Blues to cover the puck line as home favorites. Our setback there is that Detroit has covered the puck line in four straight games in St. Louis. However, the Blues have covered nine of 11 games when facing the Eastern Conference while also covering the puck line in seven of their last eight games when facing clubs from the Atlantic Division. St. Louis has won those games outright while the Red Wings have lost five straight games when facing the Central Division as underdogs. With the Under, the Blues have hit it in five of seven home games this season – along with five straight road games for Detroit when facing the Central Division. Our setback there is the Over has hit in six of eight meetings including the last thrtee.
Red Wings-Blues Odds (Spread, Moneyline, Over/Under)
Deciding Factor: St. Louis’ Surging Power Play vs. Detroit’s Bottom-Five Penalty Kill
Both teams carry three-game losing streaks into tonight’s rematch (St. Louis beat Detroit 5-4 in the first meeting on Oct. 31), but the Blues have a built-in way to generate offense even while cold at 5-on-5: their power play has scored in consecutive games, and Philip Broberg — the team’s leading scorer at 13 points (4 goals, 9 assists) — is riding a two-game point streak with a power-play assist in each, giving him 1 goal and 5 assists with the man advantage in 17 games. Jimmy Snuggerud’s team-high 9 goals and St. Louis’s 22.45% power-play conversion rate are being deployed against a Detroit penalty kill that ranks in the bottom five of the league at 69%, and the Blues are 4-2-1 at home this season with a 4-2-4 mark in their last 10 meetings with Detroit at Enterprise Center. With Broberg expected to quarterback the top unit, St. Louis has a clear mechanism to manufacture goals regardless of how its 5-on-5 game looks.
The Red Wings, meanwhile, are dealing with distractions well beyond the scoreboard: captain Dylan Larkin has been suspended without pay after refusing to play amid a trade request, and defenseman Simon Edvinsson — also seeking a trade — remains unsigned and must ink a contract by Dec. 1 just to be eligible this season. On the ice, Detroit’s offense ranks 25th in the league with just 47-49 goals through 18 games and was shut out 4-0 at Colorado on Saturday despite outshooting the Avalanche 13-5 in the first period; Alex DeBrincat and Lucas Raymond are tied for the team scoring lead at 16 points apiece, while second-year forward Emmitt Finnie has been thrust into the No. 1 center role (7 goals, 4 assists, +9) to fill the void. Daniil Tarasov has taken over in net for consecutive starts, stopping 25 of 29 shots in his last outing, but he’s facing a St. Louis power play that’s clicking at exactly the wrong time for a penalty-killing unit this shorthanded on both special teams and leadership. If the Blues’ man-advantage stays hot against Detroit’s shaky kill while the Larkin situation continues to loom over the Red Wings’ room, St. Louis has a clear path to snapping its own skid in front of its Salute to Military Night crowd.
Game Information
- Date: Tuesday, November 10, 2026
- Kickoff: 8:00 p.m. (ET)
- Network: TNT
- Location: St. Louis, Missouri
- Venue: Enterprise Center – 5 goals per game; 2-5 P/U
Key Players
Detroit Red Wings
- Viktor Arvidsson — Last Game: 3 shots
- Alex DeBrincat — Last Game: 2 shots
St. Louis Blues
- Jimmy Snuggerud — Last Game: 1 goal, 5 shots
- Robert Thomas — Last Game: 1 assist
Photo Credit: REUTERS
