Vegas Golden Knights vs

St. Louis Blues Prediction

In what promises to be an exciting showdown, the Vegas Golden Knights will take on the St. Louis Blues. According to our model at BetQL, the Golden Knights enter this match as slight 53.5 percent favorites. One of the key factors contributing to their favored status is their ability to generate more shots on goal. Our simulations indicate that they are projected to have 33 shots on goal compared to the Blues' 27. This +6 edge in shots shows that the Golden Knights are likely to put more pressure on the opposing goalie and increase their chances of finding the back of the net.

However, when it comes to save percentage, the Blues' goaltenders have a slight advantage over their counterparts on the Golden Knights. The Blues' goalie(s) boast an impressive save percentage of 89.3%, while the Golden Knights' goaltenders have a projected save percentage of 87.8%. With these numbers in mind, it will be interesting to see if the Golden Knights can capitalize on their higher shot volume or if the Blues' goaltenders can thwart their offensive efforts with some crucial saves.

As we delve into individual player statistics, it's worth noting that Adin Hill for the Golden Knights is expected to make around 24 saves, while Jordan Binnington is projected to make 29 saves for the Blues. On offense, Jack Eichel stands out for Vegas with an average of 3.6 shots per game, while Jordan Kyrou leads the way for St. Louis with an average of 3.3 shots per game. Additionally, J. Marchessault and Pavel Buchnevich have been consistent point producers, with Marchessault averaging 0.55 goals and Buchnevich averaging 0.51 goals per game.

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