St. Louis vs Calgary Prediction 12 November 2025
🔊 St. Louis are set to host Canadian side Calgary in an NHL regular season matchup. Both teams find themselves languishing at the bottom of the Western Conference standings. While this was somewhat expected for the visitors, the home team's presence here comes as a significant surprise early in the season. Just a few months ago, the Missouri club were battling in the Stanley Cup playoffs and looked quite formidable.
Head-to-Head
The rivals have already faced each other this season in Alberta, where St. Louis emerged victorious with a 4-2 win. It was a come-from-behind triumph, as Calgary's forward Matt Coronato scored the opening goal of the clash. However, the Canadian team couldn't hold onto their lead and predictably crumbled under pressure.
Head-to-head statistics St. Louis - Calgary

St. Louis Blues Team Overview
Jim Montgomery's squad have yet to impress their fans. At the end of October, the team suffered a dreadful streak of seven consecutive defeats, which understandably left them at the bottom of the Western Conference standings. Recently, they managed to halt the slide, picking up points in three of their last four games, but this is only a small consolation-their on-field issues persist. Defense remains a primary concern, as they have already conceded 63 goals, the worst record in the conference.
Match Results: St. Louis Blues

Calgary Flames Team Overview
The club from Alberta has had a disastrous start to the regular season, suffering eight losses in their first nine games. Although they managed to break this losing streak, there's no talk of a complete turnaround for the team. They continue to drop points consistently and have firmly settled at the bottom of the Western Conference standings. In essence, Calgary's prospects are now quite clear-they aren't looking to fight for improvement. It makes more sense for them to remain at the bottom, which could provide an opportunity to draft a future star.
Match Results: Calgary Flames
🏒 Projected Lineups
St. Louis: Binnington - Parayko, Broberg - Kyrou, Thomas, Schenn
Calgary: Wolf - Hanley, Weegar - Sharangovich, Kadri, Farabee
🥅 Goalies
St. Louis goaltender Jordan Binnington is off to a rough start this season. The Canadian national team netminder, soon to represent his country at the Milan Olympics, has looked decidedly underwhelming. He's averaging just an 85.9% save rate, and trade rumors are intensifying by the day.
Calgary's goaltender Dustin Wolf is struggling to replicate last season's form. The American is averaging a save percentage of only 89.3% and has had several poor outings. Expectations were high for further development this season, but so far, he hasn't delivered.