The Blues have won nine of their last 12 games, building momentum at a critical time.
Dylan Holloway of the Blues has been a standout player, leading the NHL with a +19 rating since Feb. 26.
John Tavares of the Maple Leafs has recorded six points in his last five games.
Robert Thomas returns to the Blues lineup after missing Thursday’s game due to an upper-body injury.
The Blues’ penalty kill is ranked No. 1 in the league since the Olympic break, boasting an 87.2 percent success rate.
The St. Louis Blues are set to conclude their three-game homestand against the Toronto Maple Leafs. This game is particularly notable as it marks Craig Berube's return to St. Louis. Both teams are looking to secure a win to improve their standings in their respective conferences.
Dylan Holloway (Blues) vs. John Tavares (Maple Leafs):: Holloway's strong two-way play and Tavares' offensive prowess make this a compelling matchup.
Blues' Penalty Kill vs. Maple Leafs' Power Play:: The Blues' top-ranked penalty kill will be tested against the Maple Leafs' power play.
Blues:
Dylan Holloway-Robert Thomas-Jimmy Snuggerud
Jake Neighbours-Pavel Buchnevich-Jordan Kyrou
Otto Stenberg-Dalibor Dvorsky-Jonatan Berggren
Alexey Toropchenko-Jack Finley-Pius Suter
Philip Broberg-Logan Mailloux
Theo Lindstein-Colton Parayko
Cam Fowler-Justin Holl
Jordan Binnington (likely starter)
Maple Leafs:
Easton Cowan-John Tavares-William Nylander
Matthew Knies-Max Domi-Nicholas Robertson
Dakota Joshua-Steven Lorentz-Matias Maccelli
Michael Pezzetta-Jacob Quillan-Calle Jarnkrok
Morgan Rielly-Brandon Carlo
Jake McCabe-Oliver Ekman-Larsson
Simon Benoit-Troy Stecher
Joseph Woll (likely starter)
Moneyline: Maple Leafs +125 &ref=yanuki.com | Blues -145&ref=yanuki.com
Puck Line: Maple Leafs +1.5 (-200)&ref=yanuki.com | Blues -1.5 (+165)&ref=yanuki.com
Over/Under: Over 5.5 (-125)&ref=yanuki.com | Under 5.5 (+105)&ref=yanuki.com
The Under is 7-0 in St. Louis’ last seven games.
Q: Who is a player to watch for the Blues?
Dylan Holloway, who leads the NHL with a +19 rating since Feb. 26.
Q: Who is a player to watch for the Maple Leafs?
John Tavares, who has recorded six points in his last five games.
Q: What is the Blues' record in their last 12 games?
9-1-2.
Q: What is the Blues' penalty kill percentage since the Olympic break?
87.2 percent, which is No. 1 in the league.
The Blues are on a strong run, but face a tough test against a Maple Leafs team looking to build momentum.
Key players like Holloway and Tavares will be crucial to their respective teams' success.
The Blues’ improved penalty kill will be a significant factor in the game.
Bettors should note the trend of low-scoring games for the Blues recently.
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