Utah Mammoth vs St. Louis Prediction 13 November 2026
🔊 After six road games, Utah finally return to Salt Lake City. It was a tough trip: just two wins, three straight losses to finish it and more injuries. St. Louis also endured a difficult run but managed to end it against Detroit. The Blues can now close the gap on the Mammoth in the Western Conference standings. Last season, the teams split their wins evenly, with both winning on the road against the other. So home-ice advantage guarantees nothing yet.
Two wins apiece
📊 The teams met four times last season, with two wins apiece. It began with a high-scoring game in St. Louis, where Utah won 7:4. The next game was the complete opposite: Dylan Holloway’s goal was the only one scored and gave the Blues a 1:0 win. In Salt Lake City, the hosts first won 4:2, helped in part by two goals from Nick Schmaltz, but lost 3:5 in April. Pavel Buchnevich scored for the visitors in that game. The Mammoth finished with the better overall goal difference, 14:12.
Head-to-head statistics Utah Mammoth - St. Louis
The injuries have come at the worst possible time
Utah picked up five points from six road games. Wins over Pittsburgh and Toronto did little to improve the overall picture: André Tourigny’s team have lost their last three games. Their offence has been working well, though. The Mammoth have scored 66 goals, the fifth-highest total in the West, and are converting on the power play at an impressive 36.5%. Only one NHL club has a better rate. But their personnel situation has now become considerably more difficult. Marino and Schmidt are not playing, Dylan Guenther is out for around two to four weeks, and Logan Cooley has also been injured. Nick Schmaltz was injured against Vegas, too.
Utah lost 3-5 in Las Vegas, although they were still in a position to take points until a certain stage of the game. The visitors conceded three times in the second period, then closed the gap again when Dmitry Simashev scored in the third. Vegas restored their two-goal lead almost immediately, however. Lawson Crouse and Jack McBain also scored, alongside the Russian defenceman. McBain recorded three points, but even that was not enough. The Mammoth were outshot 17-28, while Sebastian Cossa made 23 saves. The team now face a second game in as many days.
Match Results: Utah Mammoth
Snuggerud helped end the streak
Three straight defeats left the St. Louis Blues in the bottom half of the Western Conference standings. Jim Montgomery’s team average 2.94 goals per game, the 20th-best mark in the league. Things are not yet clicking in attack, although the Blues managed to create the chances they needed against Detroit. The club have eight wins in 18 games. The injured Tucker and Dube will not play. Still, after their recent setbacks, the win over the Red Wings should give the team confidence.
It began with a goal conceded 13 seconds before the first intermission. But St. Louis quickly turned things around in the second period. Pius Suter equalised just 37 seconds in, and less than two minutes later Justin Barron put the hosts ahead. From there, they had to hold on. Detroit stepped up noticeably in the third period, and Joel Hofer made 19 saves in that period alone. Jimmy Snuggerud scored an important third goal, and Moritz Seider’s late goal changed nothing. The 3-2 win ended the Blues’ losing streak.
Match Results: St. Louis Blues
First-Period Prediction
Utah Mammoth have scored at least one goal in the first period in 9 of their last 10 games. In recent home games, they have averaged 1.33 goals in that period. We pick Utah Mammoth First-Period Team Total Over 0.5 Goals at odds of 1.45.
Result Prediction
Utah Mammoth have failed to win in regulation in eight of their last nine games. This directly supports a bet on the visitors to avoid defeat, without requiring them to win. We pick St. Louis Blues not to lose in regulation (X2) at odds of 1.62.
Reliable Bet
In 37 of Utah Mammoth’s last 38 games, the teams scored more than 4.5 goals combined. The same was true of 10 of Utah’s last 11 home games, which cleared the higher line of 5.5 goals; these streaks may overlap. We’re backing Over 4.5 Total Goals in the game at odds of 1.30.
*Odds are indicative and may vary between bookmakers.
⭐️ Editor's Pick
Utah score plenty of goals, but after a demanding road trip and several injuries, they may lack their previous sharpness in attack. St. Louis rarely get involved in high-scoring games either: the Blues’ games have averaged 5.3 goals in regulation over their last four outings. The Mammoth have shown a similar trend, with the teams combining for fewer than seven goals in four of their previous seven games. Utah’s home games against St. Louis also point towards a more cautious game. The teams have scored more than six goals in only one of those four meetings. My pick is Under 6.5 Goals.
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