- Matchup: Chicago Blackhawks vs. St. Louis Blues
- Date: Wednesday, October 15, 2025
- Venue: Enterprise Center, St. Louis, MO
- Broadcast: TNT/HBO Max
- Betting Odds: Blackhawks (+220), Blues (-275)
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The Chicago Blackhawks (1-2-1) are set to visit the Enterprise Center this Wednesday, hoping to secure a victory over the St. Louis Blues (2-1-0). The current betting lines favor Chicago at +220, while St. Louis stands at -275. The total points line is established at 6.5.
The Blackhawks approach this matchup with confidence after a solid 3-1 victory against the Mammoth. During that game, Chicago racked up 6 penalty minutes and capitalized on 1 of their 3 power-play opportunities. Their offensive performance was average, converting 3 out of 14 shots on goal.
When competing at even strength, the Blackhawks have conceded 7 goals while netting 8. Their opponents have been awarded 20 power-play chances (ranking 2nd in the league), converting 4 of them. Offensively, the Chicago Blackhawks have accumulated 10 goals (14th in the NHL) this season, with a total of 11 goals allowed. With 79 total shots taken, they hold a shooting percentage of 12.7%. Currently, they have garnered 3 points, giving them a points percentage of .375. Conversely, they have faced 121 shots and secured a .909 save percentage. In 13 power-play opportunities, they scored 2 goals, leading to a success rate of 15.38%.
The netminder for this game will be Spencer Knight. Throughout his NHL career, Knight has participated in 98 games with a win-loss record of 50-35-9, starting in 88 matches. His career has seen 258 goals scored against him, resulting in a goals-against average of 737.14. Facing 2,700 shots, he has made 2,442 saves, leading to a save percentage of .904 in 21 minutes of playtime. Over his career, Knight has achieved 47 quality starts, reflecting a quality starts percentage of .534.
In their latest match, St. Louis triumphed over the Canucks, winning 5-2. During this encounter, they had 3 power-play attempts, converting 1 into a goal. The Blues scored 5 goals from their 35 shots on goal.
At even strength, the Blues have registered 7 goals, with an additional 2 goals (ranking 12th in the league) on the power play. Their total shot attempts this season stand at 89 (ranking 12th), with a shooting percentage of 10.11%. They’ve allowed 79 shots against. The St. Louis Blues have netted 9 total goals, earning 4 points and a points percentage of .667. They have conceded 9 goals in total, split between 7 at even strength and 2 while shorthanded. With 9 power-play opportunities, their efficiency sits at 22.22%. They also maintain an 80.00% penalty-kill rate against opponents’ 10 power plays, with a save percentage of 88.6%.
On the opposite end, Jordan Binnington will be in goal. Binnington holds a career record of 174-117-36 across 338 games. His quality start percentage is 53.8%, amassing 177 quality starts throughout his career. He has made 8,787 stops out of 9,695 shots faced, yielding a save percentage of .906. He averages 2.80 goals against per game, having given up a total of 908 goals. With 329 games started, he has logged 19,481 minutes on the ice.
Who will claim victory in tonight’s NHL face-off against the point spread or moneyline?
Prediction: Go for St. Louis (-275) and under 6.5 goals
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