Blues vs. Devils Picks and Prediction for Wednesday, November 26, 2025
It’s an interconference tilt on the ice as a pair of teams trying to pick up two points collide on the ice in the Garden State when the St. Louis Blues take on the New Jersey Devils Wednesday night, and we have the inside scoop with our Blues vs. Devils prediction. St. Louis was downed 3-2 on the road by the Rangers on Monday night in their previous contest. New Jersey prevailed 4-3 at home over Detroit in their previous game on Monday night. In the last 10 meetings between the teams, the Blues own a 5-4-1 edge, though the Devils picked up a 4-1 road win in the most recent matchup on December 17, 2024. Read more about this Blues vs. Devils prediction! Our NHL Predictions are sure to provide a great payout. Check them out!
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Blues Looking to Try and Get Back in Win Column
St. Louis lost for the fifth time in six games as they were downed on the road by the Rangers Monday night in their previous contest. The Blues dropped to 7-10-6 on the season and were seventh in the Central Division, 17 points behind Colorado for the top spot in the Central Division. St. Louis is tied for 27th in the league in goals for as they average 2.65 goals a contest this season. The Blues stand 29th in the league in goals against as they allow an average of 3.61 goals a night. St. Louis is 12th in power play success as they cash in on 22.4% of their chances with the man advantage this season. The Blues are tied for 26th in penalty killing as they successfully navigate 75% of their shorthanded situations this year.
Against New York, St. Louis struggled offensively and it cost them in a one-goal defeat to the Rangers. The Blues were outshot 9-5 in the opening period but skated off with a 1-0 advantage on the scoreboard after 20 minutes of play. Dylan Holloway opened the scoring with his sixth goal of the year at 17:36 off assists from Philiip Broberg and Colton Parayko. In the second period, the shots were even at seven, but the Blues were outscored 1-0 to tie the game at one at the second intermission. The third period saw the Blues with a 9-5 shot edge but they were outscored 2-1 to end up with the loss. St. Louis gave up the first two goals of the stanza to trail 3-1 before Brayden Schenn got them within a goal at 18:45 off assists from Pavel Buchnevich and Justin Faulk. That was as close as the Blues would get as they went down in defeat. Joel Hofer made 18 saves for the Blues as both teams finished with 21 shots on goal, in the loss. Jordan Binnington (5-5-4, 3.13 GAA, .880 save percentage) is expected to get the start in goal here.
Key Injury Report for Blues:
- Defenseman Torey Krug (ankle) is out for the season.
Devils Seeking Second Straight Victory
New Jersey snapped a three-game slide as they took down Detroit on the road Monday night in their previous contest. The Devils entered Tuesday 14-7-1 on the season and stood first in the Metropolitan Division, one point behind Carolina for the top spot. On the season, New Jersey is tied for 18th in scoring as they average 3.05 goals per game in the regular season. The Devils are 18th in goals against as they allow 3.05 goals per contest. New Jersey is 10th in power play success as they cash in on 23.2% of their chances with the man advantage on the year this season. The Devils are 11th in penalty killing as they successfully navigate through 82.8% of their shorthanded situations on the season.
Against Detroit, New Jersey did enough offensively to skate away with the home victory. The Devils owned a 9-7 advantage in shots in the opening period and skated off with a 3-1 advantage on the scoreboard at the first intermission. Timo Meier opened the scoring with his seventh goal of the year at 12:54 off assists from Stefan Noesen and Nico Hischier. After the Red Wings tied the score, Hischier gave the Devils a 2-1 lead with his seventh goal of the year at 17:58 with assists going to Jesper Bratt and Meier. Cody Glass made it a 3-1 game with his fourth goal of the year at 19:04 off assists from Luke Hughes and Connor Brown. In the second period, New Jersey was outshot 15-6 with both teams scoring once to lead 4-2 after 40 minutes of play. After Detroit narrowed the margin to one goal, Brown scored his sixth goal of the year at 8:38 off an assist from Dawson Mercer for a 4-2 advantage. In the third period, New Jersey was outshot 13-5 and outscored 1-0 yet hung on for the victory. Jacob Markstrom made 32 saves for the Devils, who were outshot 35-20, in the win. Jake Allen (7-4-0, 2.46 GAA, .908 save percentage) is slated to be between the pipes here for the Devils.
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Key Injury Report for Devils:
- Center Jack Hughes (hand) is out.
- Defenseman Brett Pesce (upper body) is out.
- Center Mark McLaughlin (undisclosed) is out.
- Right wing Zack McEwen (undisclosed) is out.
- Defenseman Johnathan Kovacevic (knee) is out.
Blues vs. Devils Pick
Blues vs. Devils Moneyline Pick
- Devils -140 (4 units)
New Jersey has had their issues of late but they did get back in the win column against Detroit in their previous game Monday night. The Devils have dealt with injuries to several key pieces, including Hughes, taking their franchise center out of the mix. On the flip side, the Blues have struggled all season when it comes to denting the twine. The Blues are 4-5-2 on the road this season, while New Jersey is a stellar 8-0-1 on home ice this season. Seeing how St. Louis has had issues on both ends of the ice, coupled with the Devils’ strong play at home, back New Jersey in this contest.
Blues vs. Devils Over/Under Pick
- Under 5.5 (4 units)
St. Louis has seen the under post a 12-11 mark in their 23 games in relation to the total this season. The Blues have an average of 6.26 goals per game this season and that number slips to 5.91 goals per game on the road this season. New Jersey enters this game having seen the over post an 11-10-1 mark in their 22 games on the year with an average of 6.09 goals per game on the year. That number falls to 5.44 goals per game on home ice this season. Seven of the last 10 meetings between the teams have fallen under the total. With the Blues struggling to score, this game ends up short of the number.
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