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Montreal Canadiens vs. St. Louis Blues: Preview, Predictions and Picks for March 25, 2025

Updated on:
Mar 25, 2025 9:36 PM
The Montreal Canadiens, fresh off a strong performance from rookie Juraj Slafkovsky, travel to the Enterprise Center to take on the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday, March 25. The Canadiens, who currently sit with a 33-27-9 record, look to build on their 1-0 series lead over the Blues, who are 37-28-7 on the season. In this crucial NHL matchup, both teams will be fighting for crucial points in their respective divisions.
Montreal Canadiens vs St. Louis Blues

Current Odds

MTL
STL
Over
6.5
+305
Under
6.5
-450
MTL
+4.5
-660
STL
-4.5
+410
MTL
ML
+3300
STL
ML
-10000

Canadiens vs Blues statistics

Stat Canadiens Blues
Goals For per Game 3.01 2.97
Goals Against Average 3.26 2.88
Shots per Game 26.2 26.8
Shots Against per Game 29.0 27.6
Power Play Goals 44 35
Power Play Goals Against 42 46
Short Handed Goals 8 3
Short Handed Goals Against 0 0
Penalty Minutes 622 549
Power Play Percentage 21.5 21.5
Penalty Kill Percentage 80.7 72.8

St. Louis Blues recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/23/25 vs Nashville Predators W 4-1
3/22/25 vs Chicago Blackhawks W 4-1
3/20/25 vs Vancouver Canucks W 4-3 OT
3/18/25 @ Nashville Predators W 4-1
3/16/25 vs Anaheim Ducks W 7-2

Montreal Canadiens recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/22/25 vs Colorado Avalanche L 5-4 SO
3/20/25 @ New York Islanders L 4-3 OT
3/18/25 vs Ottawa Senators W 6-3
3/15/25 vs Florida Panthers W 3-1
3/12/25 @ Seattle Kraken L 5-4 OT

St. Louis Blues injuries

  • Pavel Buchnevich (LW): Day-To-Day
  • Torey Krug (D): Injured Reserve

Montreal Canadiens injuries

  • Kaiden Guhle (D): Out
  • Rafael Harvey-Pinard (LW): Out

Canadiens vs Blues game info

Type Info
Venue Enterprise Center
Location Saint Louis, MO
Puck drop Tue 8:00 PM

Canadiens vs Blues predictions

The Montreal Canadiens are heading into their clash against the St. Louis Blues with some serious momentum, especially after Juraj Slafkovsky's recent electrifying 2-goal performance. If you're a Habs fan, you're probably watching Nick Suzuki closely. He's been an absolute playmaker with 51 assists this season, and when he's on the ice, you can almost see him setting up Cole Caufield, the team's top goal-scorer with 33 goals. Watching those two connect is like poetry in motion. The Canadiens, with their road record of 15-15-4, are looking to tip the scales in their favor at the Enterprise Center, and Suzuki and Caufield are likely to be pivotal in making that happen.

Switching gears to the St. Louis Blues, they’ve been buzzing with energy thanks to the dynamic duo of Jordan Kyrou and Robert Thomas. Kyrou's got 30 goals to his name, showcasing a reliability that's tough to match, while Thomas has been threading the needle with 42 assists, seamlessly creating opportunities. The Blues’ home record is solid at 19-14-3, and you'll see them coming out strong, especially wanting to protect their patch at the Enterprise Center. With both teams having game-changers like these, this duel promises to be nothing short of thrilling. The Blues are likely plotting ways to ensure Kyrou and Thomas are unleashed in full force, eager to snag another victory on home ice.

Now, let's talk about predictions. Both teams have skilled rosters, but the Canadiens seem to have the edge, leading the series 1-0. It's no surprise books currently favor St. Louis with odds of STL -145, given their home advantage, but the Canadiens have shown they can be fierce competitors on the road. With Montreal's recent surge in performance, coupled with Slafkovsky’s rising star power, I’d take a brave bet on them pulling off another win. So, who are you backing in this clash of titans? It’s set to be a game that keeps fans at the edge of their seats.

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