St. Louis Blues vs Vancouver Canucks Prediction, 10/13/2025 NHL Picks, Best Bets & Odds

Game: St. Louis Blues vs Vancouver Canucks

Date: Monday, October 13, 2025

Location: Rogers Arena in Vancouver, BC

TV: Sportsnet Pacific

Odds/Point Spread: Blues (+172) Canucks (-210)

Rogers Arena is the site where the Vancouver Canucks (1-1-0) will meet the St. Louis Blues (1-1-0) on Monday. The moneyline on this game has the Blues at +172 and the Canucks are sitting at -210. The over/under comes in at 6.

The St. Louis Blues will head into their next game feeling good after earning a 4-2 win over the Flames in their previous contest . St. Louis earned 17 penalty mins in this matchup. Moreover, they had 4 chances on the power play and scored 1 goal. The Blues had a solid offensive outing in the win. For the matchup, they earned a goal on 4 of the 28 shots they tried.

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Concerning their scoring capabilities, the St. Louis Blues have accumulated 4 goals (30th in the NHL) so far this year and have given up 7. For the current campaign, they have tallied 2 points and their points percentage sits at .500. St. Louis has compiled 6 power play chances and they have added 1 goal out of those tries, garnering them a percentage of 16.67%. When at even strength, the Blues have surrendered 5 goals while earning 3 when they are on offense. St. Louis has taken 54 shots and is the owner of a shooting percentage of 7.4%. The Blues have seen 50 shots tried against them and have a save percentage of .860. St. Louis Blues opponents have totaled 9 power play tries (14th in pro hockey) and have earned 2 goals in those attempts.

The player in the crease for this game is Jordan Binnington. Opponents have notched 906 goals versus Binnington in his NHL career and his goals against rate is 2.79. Binnington has played in 337 contests throughout his NHL career. His save percentage currently is .906 for his 19,479 mins guarding the cage. He has accumulated an overall mark of 173-117-36 and was named the starter in 328 games. Over the course of his pro career, Binnington has accounted for 176 quality starts and his quality starts percentage is at .537. Binnington has had 9,666 shots taken against him and has amassed 8,760 total saves.

Their last time out, Vancouver faced the Oilers in an outing where the Canucks ended up losing by a tally of 3-1. The Canucks tallied 1 goal out of the 15 shots on goal they tried. They had 2 power play chances in this outing but weren't able to put one in the back of the net.

So far this season, the Vancouver Canucks have earned a total of 6 goals, 2 points, in addition to a points percentage of .500. They have allowed 4 goals to be scored by way of 4 goals at even strength and 0 goals while they were shorthanded. The Canucks have earned 6 goals at even strength and 0 goals (29th in pro hockey) while on the power play. They have a total of 6 chances on the power play and they have earned a power play percentage of 0.00%. Vancouver has put up 41 shots (32nd in hockey) and has earned a shot percentage of 14.63%, while allowing their opponents 55 shots. They have recorded a penalty kill percentage of 100.00% on the other teams 9 power play opportunities, and their save percentage sits at 92.7%.

For the opposition you are likely to see Thatcher Demko in the crease. He is sitting with 6,729 stops out of 7,391 shots taken against him, giving him a save % of .910. Demko has accumulated a career mark of 127-90-20 and has participated in 244 games. He was named a starter in 238 contests and his ice time sits at 14,113 mins. Demko's quality start percentage sits at 56.3% and he has 134 quality starting assignments in his professional career. Teams are averaging 2.81 goals/game and he has given up 662 goals overall.

Who will win tonight's NHL game against the spread or moneyline?

Guy's Pick: Take Vancouver (-210)

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