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St. Louis Blues vs. Colorado Avalanche: Preview, Predictions and Picks for March 29, 2025

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Mar 29, 2025 5:11 PM
The Colorado Avalanche, riding a hot streak, look to extend their win streak as they host the St. Louis Blues at Ball Arena on Saturday at 4:30 PM. The Avs, who are 25-10-2 at home, will aim to capitalize on their strong home record against the Blues, who are 19-14-4 on the road. The two Central Division foes are tied in their regular season series 1-1, setting the stage for an intense matchup.
St. Louis Blues vs Colorado Avalanche

Current Odds

STL
COL
Over
4.5
-110
Under
4.5
+115
STL
+1.5
-323
COL
-1.5
+300
STL
ML
+145
COL
ML
-151

Blues vs Avalanche statistics

Stat Blues Avalanche
Goals For per Game 3.01 3.37
Goals Against Average 2.84 2.80
Shots per Game 26.9 29.7
Shots Against per Game 27.4 25.9
Power Play Goals 36 54
Power Play Goals Against 47 38
Short Handed Goals 3 5
Short Handed Goals Against 0 0
Penalty Minutes 568 498
Power Play Percentage 21.3 25.7
Penalty Kill Percentage 73.0 79.1

Colorado Avalanche recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/27/25 vs Los Angeles Kings W 4-0
3/25/25 vs Detroit Red Wings W 5-2
3/22/25 @ Montreal Canadiens W 5-4 SO
3/20/25 @ Ottawa Senators W 5-1
3/19/25 @ Toronto Maple Leafs L 2-1

St. Louis Blues recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/27/25 @ Nashville Predators W 3-2
3/25/25 vs Montreal Canadiens W 6-1
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

Colorado Avalanche injuries

  • Erik Johnson (D): Day-To-Day
  • Joel Kiviranta (LW): Day-To-Day
  • Josh Manson (D): Out
  • Sean Behrens (D): Out
  • Tucker Poolman (D): Injured Reserve

St. Louis Blues injuries

  • Colton Parayko (D): Out
  • Torey Krug (D): Injured Reserve

Blues vs Avalanche game info

Type Info
Venue Ball Arena
Location Denver, CO
Puck drop Sat 4:30 PM

Blues vs Avalanche predictions

As the St. Louis Blues get ready to hit the ice against the Colorado Avalanche, they’ll be leaning heavily on their top performers to create plays and score goals. Jordan Kyrou has been a standout for the Blues, netting 31 goals so far this season. He's a player with the skill and speed to put any defense under pressure. Pair him with Robert Thomas, who’s been dishing out assists like a magician with a magic wand, and you have a duo capable of causing mayhem in the opponent's zone. Thomas has racked up 47 assists, showcasing his ability to find his teammates in the perfect spots. There's little doubt that both of these guys will be pivotal pieces if the Blues want to disrupt the Avalanche and grab a much-needed win.

Over in the Colorado camp, Nathan MacKinnon has been playing like he's got a chip on his shoulder. This dude seems like he was born to lead an offense, as evidenced by his team-leading 29 goals and 79 assists. No matter who stands in front of him, he seems to find a way to get involved. It's like he’s orchestrating a symphony on ice, making everything look easy. When MacKinnon is on the ice, expect the unexpected; he’s the kind of player who can make something out of nothing. As the game unfolds at Ball Arena, the Blues will have quite the challenge in figuring out how to keep MacKinnon at bay and limit his influence on the game.

When predicting the outcome of this highly anticipated face-off, it really feels like the momentum the Colorado Avalanche have built up gives them the edge. Winning six or more in a row can do wonders for a team's confidence, and when you combine that with the home ice advantage at Ball Arena, it feels like they're in prime position to keep the streak going. The Blues won't make it easy, that much is for sure, and they'll be eager to snatch a win away from home to boost their season standing. However, with MacKinnon lighting up the ice and the Avalanche riding high, the advantage seems to tilt slightly towards Colorado in this clash of divisional opponents. What do you think? Root for the underdog Blues or side with the high-flying Avalanche?

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