St. Louis Blues1vs.New York Rangers won3

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Nov 3 forecast

Blues: Q 52.9¢ · Market odds 48.5¢ at forecast

Goaltending health. St. Louis is the healthier side against a Rangers team missing its top two goaltenders.

Main caution: New York averages 4.1 goals per game at home and could outscore St. Louis at Madison Square Garden.

Evidence and updates

Rangers slide. New York has lost four straight and allowed 17 goals in its last three games.

Blues form. Jimmy Snuggerud has five goals in six games for a St. Louis team scoring 3.5 per game.

Forecast updated. Q +1.6¢; odds +0.5¢ since the previous forecast, for Blues.

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Snapshot: 2026-11-03T00:27:24.807605+00:00 · Quote: price_observations · 2026-11-03T00:19:38.236000+00:00.

Ask Q: Confirm which goaltender St. Louis actually starts and whether Colton Parayko and Sean Durzi dress for this game.

Goaltending health

Rangers slide

Blues form

Main caution

Points to Blues

New York has lost four straight and allowed 17 goals across its previous three games, the worst defensive stretch of the Rangers' season.
New York entered the Nov 3 game on a four-game losing streak during which the Rangers were outscored 28-16.
New York is without Igor Shesterkin for the season and Joonas Korpisalo for weeks, leaving Dylan Garand and his .897 save percentage as the primary option.
Igor Shesterkin sustained a season-ending knee injury on Oct 9, 2026, and Joonas Korpisalo was reported out at least four more weeks with a lower-body injury.
St. Louis has won six of its last ten games and averages 3.5 goals a game, with Jimmy Snuggerud scoring five goals in his past six games.
St. Louis went 6-4-0 in its past 10 games and Jimmy Snuggerud had five of his eight goals in the past six games.

Points to Rangers

New York is 6-2-0 at Madison Square Garden this season, averaging 4.1 goals for and 2.5 against at home.
StatsNext's stored figures, updated Nov 2, 2026, showed New York 6-2-0 at home this season, averaging 4.1 goals for and 2.5 against.
New York's penalty kill ranks third in the NHL at 89.1 percent and blunts a St. Louis power play that converts 23.7 percent of its chances.
New York's penalty kill was operating at 89.1 percent, third in the NHL, entering the Nov 3 game.
St. Louis is missing Torey Krug for the season and lists several other regulars out, thinning the Blues' defense and bottom six.
St. Louis was missing Torey Krug (ankle, out for season), Tyler Tucker (knee), Dillon Dube (neck) and Ross Johnston (lower body) at the time of the Nov 2 preview.

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