New Jersey vs St. Louis Prediction 27 November 2025
🔊 New Jersey are set to host St. Louis in an NHL regular-season matchup. The home team remain among the frontrunners in the East, though they've had their share of slip-ups recently. Meanwhile, the visitors continue to lag well outside the playoff spots in the Western Conference. November has been particularly challenging for them, and their current struggles might persist.
Head-to-Head
In 2024, the opponents clashed three times, with the overall advantage in victories favoring the current visitors at 2-1. It's worth noting that during this period, the teams never went beyond regulation time and were quite modest in terms of scoring. There was not a single instance where more than 5 goals were recorded.
Head-to-head statistics New Jersey - St. Louis

New Jersey Devils Team Overview
Sheldon Keefe's squad has slightly slowed down in the latter half of November. Over their last five games, the club has suffered three losses. However, their initial strong form provided a cushion that prevented these setbacks from disrupting their rhythm. They managed to hold onto the second spot in the East. Despite this, their stats aren't particularly impressive, neither in terms of scoring (69 goals) nor defensively (67 goals conceded). Nevertheless, they exhibit plenty of grit and persistence in the offensive zone.
Match Results: New Jersey Devils

St. Louis Blues Team Overview
The club from Missouri is currently performing well below expectations. In their last eight games, they've suffered six losses and have repeatedly let slip matches they could have won. Their most significant issues lie in defense and goaltending. The team has already conceded 85 goals, which ranks among the worst in the conference. Moreover, there seems to be little potential for a sharp improvement in their defensive zone play. Under these circumstances, a further drop in the standings appears almost inevitable.
Match Results: St. Louis Blues
🏒 Projected Lineups
New Jersey: Markstrom - Siegenthaler, Hamilton - Meier, Hischier, Bratt
St. Louis: Hofer - Parayko, Broberg - Neighbours, Thomas, Snuggerud
🥅 Goalies
New Jersey's goaltender Jacob Markstrom has so far underperformed this season. The Swede has saved only 87% of shots on average and has made several costly errors. While his play can't be deemed disastrous, more is expected from him here.
St. Louis goalie Joel Hofer has made rare and rather unsuccessful appearances this season. The Canadian has saved just 86.7% of shots on average and hasn't shown much composure. However, he does have one shutout to his name.
Editorial Prediction
The hosts are likely to seize the initiative and launch a methodical attack on their opponent's goal. Meanwhile, the visitors, seeking to halt their slide in the standings, have increasingly opted to minimize risks. In fact, the last five games involving St. Louis have all seen fewer than six goals scored. On the road, this strategy seems almost inevitable for the team. Our bet is on total goals under 5.5.