Blues -110 vs Bruins. The Market Can't Split Them.

The Bruins roll into St. Louis at 9-3-0, but the market doesn't care. St. Louis is the favorite at -110 on the moneyline, and when the margin is removed, the market gives the Blues a 51% chance against Boston's 49%. That's a coin flip with a home team attached. The total sits at 6, unmoved since it opened.

Boston's case is the record. The Bruins are 9-3-0, scoring 3.8 goals per game and allowing 2.2. They've covered the puck line in all five of their ATS decisions, a 100% cover rate. They've also won both recent meetings, 5-2 in December and 5-2 again a few days later. The scoring margin is real, and it's the strongest number on the board.

St. Louis counters with a 4-2 moneyline record and a 4-2 over record. The Blues score 2.9 and allow 3.1, so the goal differential doesn't flatter them, but they've been the better side against the number in half their games. The injury list is long: Ross Johnston, Torey Krug, Dillon Dube, Tyler Tucker and Logan Mailloux are all out or doubtful. That's five names, and the market still made them the favorite. The Blues are on a two-game losing streak and have lost six of their last ten.

The line hasn't moved. The total is 6 across every book, and the spread is St. Louis -1.5. Best prices: St. Louis -110 on the moneyline at BetUS, Boston -103 at Bovada. On the spread, St. Louis -1.5 is +232 at BetUS, Boston +1.5 is -270 at Bovada. On the total, Over 6 is +104 at BetOnline.ag, Under 6 is -119 at MyBookie.ag.

GODDS has no pick here. No side reaches 70% in the model. If you have a read, the best number is waiting for it.