- Matchup: Dallas Stars vs Nashville Predators
- Date: Saturday, November 8, 2025
- Venue: Bridgestone Arena, Nashville, TN
- Broadcast: Fanduel Sports Network South
- Odds/Point Spread: Stars (-152) Predators (+126)
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The Nashville Predators (5-6-4) will face off against the Dallas Stars (7-3-3) at Bridgestone Arena this Saturday. The current betting odds show Dallas as the favorite at -152, while Nashville is at +126. The total points for the game is set at 6.
In their last game, the Dallas Stars managed to secure a 3-3 draw against the Oilers. Their offensive performance was fairly average, converting 3 out of 27 shots on goal. They had 4 chances on the power play, scoring once, while accruing 6 penalty minutes.
When it comes to offense, the Dallas Stars have scored a total of 35 goals this season (ranked 27th in the NHL) while allowing 38 goals against. They currently have 17 points, reflecting a points percentage of .654. With 45 power play opportunities, they’ve converted 14 goals, achieving a power play success rate of 31.11%. In even strength situations, the Stars have conceded 27 goals while scoring 21. They have attempted 338 shots, boasting a shooting percentage of 10.4%. Meanwhile, they’ve faced 371 shots from opponents, holding a save percentage of .898. The Stars’ rivals have had 39 power play chances (ranked 24th in pro hockey) and scored 11 goals during these opportunities.
The goaltender for this matchup will be Jake Oettinger. Throughout his career, Oettinger has recorded 148 quality starts with a quality start percentage of .590. He holds a save percentage of .912 over 13,326 minutes in goal. He has faced 7,168 shots and made 6,537 saves, but has allowed 631 goals against, resulting in a goals against average of 2.51. His overall record stands at 154 wins, 68 losses, and 29 overtime losses, with a total of 251 games started in his professional career.
In their previous matchup, the Nashville Predators took on the Wild, ending with a disappointing 3-2 loss. They managed 2 power play opportunities but were unable to score, finishing with 2 goals from 34 total shots.
This season, the Nashville Predators have netted 38 goals and secured 14 points, yielding a points percentage of .467. They’ve permitted 51 goals, with 42 scored at even strength and 9 during power plays. The Predators have obtained 31 goals at even strength and 7 goals on the power play (26th in professional hockey). They’ve had 46 power play opportunities, yielding a conversion rate of 15.22%. Nashville has taken 414 shots (ranked 6th in pro hockey) and has a shooting percentage of 9.18%, while allowing 442 shots. They have achieved an 81.63% penalty kill rate against opponents who have had 49 power play chances, with a save percentage of 88.5%.
Between the pipes for Nashville will be Juuse Saros. He has recorded 11,455 saves out of 12,536 shots faced—resulting in a save percentage of .914. Saros has a professional record of 207 wins, 154 losses, and 41 overtime losses, participating in 420 games, with 403 starts totaling 21,655 minutes. His quality start percentage stands at 58.6% and he has achieved 236 quality starts over his career. Opponents average 2.68 goals per game against him, totaling 1,081 goals allowed.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s thrilling NHL matchup against the spread or on the moneyline?
Pick: Choose Dallas (-152)
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