Pittsburgh vs St. Louis Prediction 27 October 2025
🔊 Pittsburgh will host St. Louis on their home ice as part of the NHL's regular season action. The hosts have exceeded all expectations so far, consistently picking up points at the start of the season. The visitors, on the other hand, began reasonably well but have since slid into a series of setbacks.
Head-to-Head
In 2025, the rivals clashed twice, each securing a victory on home ice. Pittsburgh came out on top first with a 5-3 win, while St. Louis evened the score later with a 5-4 overtime triumph. It's worth noting the high-scoring nature of these head-to-head encounters. Over 125 minutes of play, the teams combined for a total of 17 goals.
Head-to-head statistics Pittsburgh - St. Louis

Pittsburgh Penguins Team Overview
Dan Muse's squad have been a pleasant surprise so far. While everyone is familiar with the capabilities of Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, the team has struggled in recent years and missed the playoffs. It seems the new head coach has found a more effective strategy for the veterans. The hosts have netted 32 goals in 9 games, ranking third in scoring in the East.
Match Results: Pittsburgh Penguins

St. Louis Blues Team Overview
The visitors have kicked off the season respectably with three wins out of six matches. While the results may seem modest, their performance suggested potential for improvement. However, the opposite occurred, as they've suffered two consecutive regulation losses with a combined score of 8-13. Both the defense and the last line of defense crumbled during this stretch. As a result, their current road trip is shaping up to be a significant challenge.
Match Results: St. Louis Blues
🏒 Projected Lineups
Pittsburgh: Jarry - Waterspoon, Karlsson - Hallander, Crosby, Rust
St. Louis: Binnington - Parayko, Fowler - Snuggerud, Thomas, Neighbours
🥅 Goaltenders
Pittsburgh's goaltender Tristan Jarry has played only four games so far, but the team has decided to strictly alternate their netminders. The Canadian has been performing admirably with a save percentage of 92.1%.
St. Louis' goalie Jordan Binnington hasn't had a standout season thus far. The Canadian national team netminder has a save percentage of just 87.3% and has been directly responsible for several losses.