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Winnipeg Jets vs. St. Louis Blues: Preview, Predictions and Picks for April 27, 2025

Updated on:
May 1, 2025 9:47 PM
The Winnipeg Jets look to take a commanding 3-1 series lead as they visit the St. Louis Blues at the Enterprise Center on Sunday, April 27, 2025, at 1:00 PM. Holding a 2-1 advantage in the Western Conference First Round series, the Jets aim to build on their momentum against their Central Division rivals. A win would put Winnipeg one step closer to advancing to the next round of the NHL playoffs.
Winnipeg Jets vs St. Louis Blues

Current Odds

WPG
STL
Over
5.5
+134
Under
5.0
+120
WPG
+1.5
-263
STL
-1.5
+251
WPG
ML
+107
STL
ML
-109

Jets vs Blues statistics

Stat Jets Blues
Goals For per Game 3.35 3.05
Goals Against Average 2.32 2.82
Shots per Game 28.2 26.7
Shots Against per Game 27.2 27.3
Power Play Goals 63 43
Power Play Goals Against 41 49
Short Handed Goals 4 4
Short Handed Goals Against 0 0
Penalty Minutes 593 619
Power Play Percentage 28.9 22.1
Penalty Kill Percentage 79.4 74.3

St. Louis Blues recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
4/24/25 vs Winnipeg Jets W 7-2
4/21/25 @ Winnipeg Jets L 2-1
4/19/25 @ Winnipeg Jets L 5-3
4/15/25 vs Utah Hockey Club W 6-1
4/12/25 @ Seattle Kraken L 4-3 SO

Winnipeg Jets recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
4/24/25 @ St. Louis Blues L 7-2
4/21/25 vs St. Louis Blues W 2-1
4/19/25 vs St. Louis Blues W 5-3
4/16/25 vs Anaheim Ducks W 2-1 OT
4/13/25 vs Edmonton Oilers L 4-1

St. Louis Blues injuries

  • Dylan Holloway (C): Out
  • Torey Krug (D): Injured Reserve

Winnipeg Jets injuries

  • Gabriel Vilardi (C): Day-To-Day
  • Dylan DeMelo (D): Day-To-Day
  • Nikolaj Ehlers (LW): Out

Jets vs Blues game info

Type Info
Venue Enterprise Center
Location Saint Louis, MO
Puck drop Sun 1:00 PM
TV TBS

Jets vs Blues predictions

Nobody can deny the impact Kyle Connor has had for the Winnipeg Jets this season. With his impressive 41 goals, he's become a crucial offensive force for the team, and his ability to find the back of the net under pressure spells trouble for anyone trying to contain him. You might watch tonight's game expecting Connor to deliver another standout performance. And let’s not overlook his playmaking ability, demonstrated through his 56 assists. He has this deft touch on the ice that makes him look like a magician out there—a crucial element as the Jets aim to take one step closer to clinching the series.

On the other side of the rink, the St. Louis Blues are counting on Jordan Kyrou and Robert Thomas to make some magic of their own. Kyrou’s knack for finding open ice is part of what contributed to his team-leading 36 goals this season. When he’s on, his speed and creativity are unstoppable. Meanwhile, Thomas has been pulling the strings with an incredible 60 assists. You can bet they’ll both be pushing hard in tonight's game to turn those numbers into a winning formula at home. The Enterprise Center will be buzzing, and if they click, they have the potential to bring the Blues back into the series.

So, when it comes down to picking a winner, it's a tight call. Taking a snapshot of the current vibe, it seems the Winnipeg Jets might just have the upper hand. With their 2-1 series lead and the momentum of solid performances—mostly led by Connor—they're hitting the ice with a ton of confidence. That being said, the Blues aren’t out of the picture. Playing on home ice at the Enterprise Center could give them a significant boost. However, when you stir all the factors together, my gut says the Jets will edge out the Blues in a nail-biting match. What do you think? Will Connor and the Jets fly high or will the Blues play spoiler in their own backyard?

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