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St. Louis Blues vs Anaheim Ducks Prediction (Mar 16, 2025)

St. Louis Blues vs Anaheim Ducks — Mar 16, 2025

Page built: Oct 22, 2026 04:37 AM PDT.

Detailed NHL game prediction for St. Louis Blues vs Anaheim Ducks: pregame win probabilities, expected goals, and projected totals from our NHLForecasts model.

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St. Louis Blues 73.6% Anaheim Ducks 26.4%
Pregame win probability

Expected goals: St. Louis Blues 3.98 — Anaheim Ducks 2.47 • Median total: 6.4

Advanced matchup context

Reconstructed from earlier games. Research measures; the win probabilities above use the existing forecast model.

Pregame form · regulation five-on-five
Per-team for minus againstSTLANA
Net attempts / 60+0.83-9.72
Score-adjusted net attempts / 60+1.17-10.30
Net xG / 60+0.34-0.71
Score-adjusted net xG / 60+0.36-0.73

STL: last 30 eligible games · 1367 verified minutes · through 2025-03-15

ANA: last 30 eligible games · 1302 verified minutes · through 2025-03-14

Reading the form numbers

Net means created minus conceded. Rates use the last 30 eligible regular games, with at least 30 verified five-on-five minutes and 80% attempt retention per game. Score adjustment removes the fitted score-state effect while retaining team strength. Shot volume and xG are adjusted separately. These form replacements have not earned a place in the win model.

Where the attempts may come from

Expected share of each team's attempts
Shot categorySTLANA
Rebound9.7%10.0%
Close range18.4%17.2%
Long range25.2%24.1%
Other46.7%48.8%

Profiles frozen 2025-03-01; observations through 2025-02-28. A 50/50 blend of each attack's history and the opposing defense's conceded mix.

These are shot shares, not chance counts or win probabilities. Categories are exclusive: rebounds first, then close (within 25 feet and 45°), long (50+ feet), and other.

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