St. Louis vs Boston Prediction 10 December 2025
🔊 St. Louis are set to host Boston on their home ice as part of another regular season NHL game day. The hosts have recently managed to slightly improve their standings, yet they haven't cracked the top eight in the Western Conference. The visitors, meanwhile, got back on the winning track at the start of December and have maintained their place in the top eight of the Eastern Conference.
Head-to-Head
The opponents have already faced each other this season, and it was just a few days ago. Boston triumphed on home ice with a 5-2 victory. However, it's worth noting that the visiting team didn't have an overwhelming advantage. The shot count favored St. Louis 39 to 27. Forward Pavel Zacha played a pivotal role in his team's success by scoring twice. The Czech player remains in form and is ready to make his presence felt once again.
Head-to-head statistics St. Louis - Boston

St. Louis Blues Team Overview
Jim Montgomery's squad have been playing in short bursts since the third week of November, with no sign of consistency in their performance. In their last eight games, they've recorded four wins and an equal number of losses. The team's stats don't inspire much confidence either. On average, St. Louis scores just 2.5 goals per game, one of the lowest in the league, while conceding 3.45 goals (ranking in the top 8 in the NHL). There's been a noticeable lack of progress in their gameplay aspects for quite some time now.
Match Results: St. Louis Blues

Boston Bruins Team Overview
The Massachusetts club is clearly set on correcting last year's missteps and contending for the Stanley Cup this season. They refuse to allow even a few consecutive losses, always striving to immediately rebound from any setbacks. In their last six matches, the team has secured four victories. Boston diligently maintains its position in the top-8 of the conference and boasts an impressive scoring rate-averaging 3.13 goals per game. Interestingly, they concede the same amount, which is why they struggle to make significant progress in the standings.
Match Results: Boston Bruins
🏒 Projected Lineups
St. Louis: Binnington - Broberg, Parayko - Neighbours, Thomas, Buchnevich
Boston: Swayman - Peeke, H. Lindholm - Geekie, E. Lindholm, Steeves
🥅 Goalkeepers
St. Louis goalie Jordan Binnington is still struggling to find his best form. The Canadian national team netminder is saving only 87.5% of shots on average and has been prone to costly errors. At times, the team achieves success despite his performances between the pipes.
Boston's Jeremy Swayman is having a solid regular season and remains hopeful for a spot on the U.S. Olympic team. He is saving 91.3% of shots on average, with his inspired play often being a key factor in the team's successes.