- Matchup: Edmonton Oilers vs. St. Louis Blues
- Date: Friday, March 13, 2026
- Venue: Enterprise Center, St. Louis, MO
- Broadcast: Fanduel Sports Network Midwest
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The St. Louis Blues (25-29-10) are set to face off against the Edmonton Oilers (32-25-8) at the Enterprise Center this Friday.
The Edmonton Oilers secured a thrilling 4-3 victory over the Avalanche in their most recent game, showcasing a strong offensive performance. In that match, they capitalized on 4 out of 24 shot attempts and converted on 2 of their 4 power play opportunities. Additionally, Edmonton accumulated 11 minutes in penalties during the game.
This season, the Oilers have netted 231 goals (2nd in the NHL) while allowing 218. With a total of 72 points, their points percentage stands at .554. The team has engaged in 178 power play opportunities, scoring 59 goals and achieving a success rate of 33.15%. At even strength, Edmonton has allowed 177 goals while scoring 172. They have taken 1,925 shots this season, marking a shooting percentage of 12.0%. Conversely, they’ve faced 1,760 shots from opponents, resulting in a save percentage of .876. Their rivals have accessed 180 power play chances (22nd overall) and have scored 41 times during those attempts.
In goal for the Oilers will be Connor Ingram. In his career, Ingram has recorded 62 quality starts with a quality start rate of .534. He boasts a save percentage of .900 over 5,448 minutes on the ice, facing 3,504 shots. Throughout his professional journey, Ingram has conceded 349 goals, resulting in a goals against average of 3.01. He holds an overall record of 48-50-16 and has started 116 games, featuring in 121 matchups.
In their last outing, the Blues squared off against the Islanders, suffering a narrow 4-3 defeat. Despite generating only 23 shots on goal, they had 2 power play opportunities but failed to convert.
The Blues have scored 139 goals at even strength and 29 during power play opportunities (ranking 32nd in professional hockey). This season, they have recorded 168 total goals and 60 points, with a points percentage of .469. They have allowed 213 goals, split between 167 at even strength and 46 while shorthanded. With 170 power play opportunities, their success rate is 17.06%. Their penalty kill percentage stands at 74.16%, having thwarted 178 opposing power play attempts, and their overall save percentage is 88.1%.
On St. Louis’s end, Jordan Binnington is expected to take his position in goal. Opponents have averaged 2.82 goals per game against him, leading to a total of 1,013 goals conceded in his career. Binnington has a quality start rate of 51.8%, boasting 186 such starts and has been the starting goalie in 359 games across 17,887 minutes. He possesses a career record of 182-134-42, registering 9,483 saves out of 10,496 shots faced, reflecting a save percentage of .903.
Who will prevail in tonight’s NHL face-off against the spread or moneyline?
Pick: Opt for St. Louis
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