Blues vs Jets Prediction & Odds - 4/27/2025

The Winnipeg Jets travel to Enterprise Center looking to restore order in their first-round playoff series against the St. Louis Blues after suffering a humbling 7-2 defeat in Game 3.

With Winnipeg holding a slim 2-1 series lead, Sunday's pivotal Game 4 matchup pits the Jets' prolific offense (9 goals in three games) against a suddenly explosive Blues attack that found its rhythm with seven goals in their last outing.

Both goaltenders face mounting pressure as Connor Hellebuyck aims to rebound after allowing 10 goals on 64 shots while Jordan Binnington seeks consistency despite struggling with 8 goals allowed on 66 shots through the series.

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St. Louis Blues vs. Winnipeg Jets preview

The Jets and Blues have delivered an electrifying first-round series, with Winnipeg holding a 2-1 lead despite St. Louis's emphatic 7-2 statement win in Game 3.

Mark Scheifele and Kyle Connor have powered Winnipeg's offense with a combined nine points, but the Jets' defense unraveled last time out after allowing just four goals in the first two contests.

St. Louis stormed back into the series behind Robert Thomas and Pavel Buchnevich's offensive firepower, with the duo tallying 11 points through three games while defensemen Justin Faulk and Cam Fowler have added nine assists from the blue line.

Both goaltenders have shown vulnerability, with Connor Hellebuyck allowing 10 goals on 64 shots while Jordan Binnington has surrendered eight goals on 66 attempts.

The Enterprise Center should be electric as the Blues look to even the series, leaning on their explosive offense that found its rhythm with seven goals in Game 3.

Special teams could prove decisive, with Winnipeg converting at an impressive 28.9% on the power play this season while St. Louis has struggled on the penalty kill at just 74.35%.

Key stats

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Winnipeg Jets sit atop the Western Conference with 116 points through 82 games, making them clear favorites in most matchups

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The Blues have scored 254 goals while allowing 233, showing they can be involved in high-scoring affairs

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Winnipeg boasts the Western Conference's best defensive record, conceding just 191 goals across the season

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St. Louis enters with a WLLLW recent form compared to Winnipeg's WLWWW, suggesting the Jets have momentum advantage

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