Blues vs Mammoth Prediction
In this Blues vs Mammoth Prediction, the Mammoth are coming as -125 home favorites. Both teams have been struggling lately, as the Mammoth have three consecutive losses, all on the road and are now back home after a brutal six-game road trip. The Blues are coming off a win that ended their previous three-game losing streak and have been significantly weaker on the road, with just three wins away from Saint Louis this season, while having an inferior offense and power play. The price is not good enough to consider the Blues as underdogs, so take the Mammoth to get the win back home in this one.
The Blues are 4-2 in their last 6 meetings against the Mammoth and have won two of their last three visits in Utah. Over is 6-2 in their 8 meetings.
Utah Mammoth Preview
The Mammoth have 21 points this season with a 10-8-1 record and a 4-2-0 home record. They are coming off a 3-5 road loss against the Golden Knights, a 2-4 road loss against the Senators and a 4-5 road loss against the Canadiens, and will face the Sharks and Canucks next.
Offensively, the Mammoth are averaging 3.47 goals per game with 29.2 shots on goal per game and are scoring 36.5% of their power play opportunities. Defensively, they are allowing 3.58 goals per game on 25.3 shots on goal per game and are killing 68.3% of their opponent’s power plays. They have 202 total penalty minutes this season.
Clayton Keller leads the Mammoth with 25 points, adding a team-high 20 assists, while Logan Cooley leads the team in goals with 11 with 31 shots on goal and 21 points. Mikhail Sergachev follows with 5 goals, 15 assists and 20 points, while Nick Schmaltz adds 20 points with 9 goals and 11 assists and Dylan Guenther adds 12 points with 6 goals and 6 assists. Karel Vejmelka is the starting goalie for the Mammoth, and he has a 6-6-0 record, with 3.29 GAA and .870 SV%. Sebastian Cossa is the backup goalie and he has a 4-2-1 record, with 3.56 GAA and .863 SV%.
St. Louis Blues Preview
The Blues have 18 points this season with an 8-8-2 record and a 3-6-1 road record. They are coming off a 3-2 home win against the Red Wings, a 1-3 road loss against the Predators and a 4-5 road loss against the Devils, and will face the Panthers and Ducks next.
Offensively, the Blues are averaging 2.94 goals per game with 27.4 shots on goal per game and are scoring 22% of their power play opportunities. Defensively, they are allowing 3.06 goals per game on 28.9 shots on goal per game and are killing 84.8% of their opponent’s power plays. They have 132 total penalty minutes this season.
Jimmy Snuggerud leads the Blues with 14 points, adding 4 assists and a team-high 10 goals with 42 shots on goal, and Robert Thomas also leads the team with 14 points, adding a team-high 11 assists. Philip Broberg follows with 4 goals, 9 assists and 13 points, while Dylan Holloway adds 13 points with 3 goals and 10 assists and Mason McTavish adds 12 points with 7 goals and 5 assists. Joel Hofer is the starting goalie for the Blues, and he has a 7-5-1 record, with 2.33 GAA and .920 SV%. Jordan Binnington is the backup goalie and he has a 1-3-1 record, with 4.27 GAA and .851 SV%.
St. Louis Blues @ Utah Mammoth Betting Trends: November 12, 2026
Why the Utah Mammoth will win
- The Blues have lost each of their last five road games against Western Conference opponents.
- The home team has won five of the Blues’ last six games.
- The Blues have failed to cover the puck line in each of their last five night games against opponents on a losing streak.
- The home team has covered the puck line in seven of the Mammoth’s last nine games.
- The Blues have lost the second period in each of their last five games as underdogs.
Why the St. Louis Blues will win
- The Mammoth have lost each of their last four games as a home favorite when playing with a rest disadvantage.
- The underdogs have won three of the last four games between the Blues and Mammoth.
- The Mammoth have failed to cover the puck line in each of their last 10 games as favorites.
- The Blues have covered the puck line in each of their last eight Thursday games as underdogs.
- The Mammoth have lost the second period in each of their last four night games against Western Conference opponents.
Total Goals Facts
- Each of the Blues’ last four road games following a home win have gone OVER the total goals line.
- Four of the last five games between the Blues and Mammoth have gone OVER the total goals line.
- Three of the last four games between teams from the same division have gone UNDER the total goals line.
- The ‘Over 1.5 Goals Period 2′ market has hit in each of the Blues’ last eight games following a home win.
- The ‘Over 1.5 Goals Period 3’ market has hit in 12 of the Mammoth’s last 13 games.
Utah Mammoth Player Prop Facts
- Vincent Trocheck has scored a goal in three of his last four home appearances against the Blues.
- Clayton Keller has recorded at least one assist in nine of the Mammoth’s last 10 games.
- Clayton Keller has recorded 28 career assists against the Blues – most against any opponent (including playoffs).
St. Louis Blues Player Prop Facts
- Pavel Buchnevich has scored a goal in four of the Blues’ last five games against the Mammoth.
- Robert Thomas has recorded an assist in four of the Blues’ last five games against Western Conference opponents.
- Mason McTavish has recorded a career faceoff win percentage of 60.0% against the Mammoth (min. 5 faceoffs) – most against any opponent (including playoffs).
Matchup/League Facts
- Utah Mammoth rank 28th in the league in penalty kill percentage this season (68.33%).
- Utah Mammoth rank T2nd in the league for power play goals this season (23).
- The St. Louis Blues rank T3rd in the league for power play goals against this season (7).
- The St. Louis Blues rank 30th in the league in penalty minutes this season (132).