Philadelphia Flyers vs St. Louis Blues Prediction, 11/30/2024 NHL Picks, Best Bets & Odds

Game: Philadelphia Flyers vs. St. Louis Blues

Date: Saturday November 30, 2024

Location: Enterprise Center in St. Louis, MO

TV: Fanduel Sports Network

Odds/point spread: Flyers (-130) Blue (+110)

The Philadelphia Flyers (9-10-3) head to Enterprise Center on Saturday where they will face the St. Louis Blues (10-12-1). The moneyline in this matchup has the Flyers at -130 and the Blues at +110. The upper/lower value is set at 6.

The Philadelphia Flyers had a decent effort after finishing in a 4-4 tie against the Golden Knights in their previous match. Philadelphia collected 2 minutes in the box for this match. The Flyers had a good performance offensively and that was clearly visible in this game. In addition, they had 3 more chances on the power play, but could not convert one into a goal. For the outing, they scored on 4 of the 36 shots they took on goal.

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At even strength, the Flyers gave up 66 goals while scoring 49 goals on the offensive end of the ice. Opponents of the Philadelphia Flyers have recorded 69 power play chances (13th in the league) and have come away with 10 goals in those attempts. When discussing their scoring capabilities, the Philadelphia Flyers have scored 61 goals (21st in pro hockey) for the season and given up 76 goals. Philadelphia has attempted 604 shots and has a shooting percentage of 10.1%. For the year, they have earned 21 points and their points percentage is 0.477. There have been 630 shots taken against the Flyers and they have earned an .879 save percentage. Philadelphia has 71 power play opportunities and they scored 12 goals from those attempts, giving them a percentage of 16.90%.

The man in net for this match is Ivan Fedotov. Over the course of his career, Fedotov has had two quality starts and his quality start percentage sits at 0.222. His save percentage stands at .862 during his 141 minutes on the ice. Fedotov has attempted 283 shots against him and has collected 244 saves. The opposition has scored 39 goals against Fedotov in his career and his goals conceded rate is 16.60. He has amassed a record of 3-5-2 and has started 9 games. Fedotov was involved in eleven games over the course of his NHL career.

Their last time out, St. Louis took on the Rangers in an outing that saw the Blues emerge victorious by a 5-2 final. They had three power play opportunities in this game, but were unable to score a goal. The Blues scored 5 goals from the 43 shots on target they attempted.

St. Louis has attempted 620 shots (18th in the league) and has posted a 9.19% shooting percentage while allowing 672 shots to the opponent. They have recorded a penalty kill percentage of 77.05% on their opponents’ 61 power play opportunities, and their save percentage currently sits at 88.7%. They have a total of 51 power play opportunities and they have compiled a power play percentage of 15.69%. The Blues have scored 49 goals at even strength and 8 goals (32nd in pro hockey) while holding a power play advantage. They have allowed 76 goals to be scored from a combination of 62 goals at even strength and 14 goals while short-handed. For the season, the St. Louis Blues have totaled 57 goals, 21 points, in addition to a points percentage of .457.

Across the rink you’ll find Jordan Binnington defending the net. Binnington owns a lifetime record of 151-103-32 and has played in goal for 297 games. Binnington’s quality start percentage stands at 53.3% and he has 154 quality starting assignments in his professional career. He has collected 7,842 saves from the 8,648 shots taken against him, giving him a .907 mark. His opposition averages 2.97 goals per game and he has allowed a total of 806 goals. He was named a starter in 289 games and has been on the ice for 16,278 minutes.

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

Josh’s pick: Take St. Louis (+110)

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