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St. Louis Blues

5-5-16th in the Central Division

In the hunt

The St. Louis Blues are on pace for 37-38-7

37-38-7

on pace for

55% to make the playoffs

up 18 pts in 7 days

Playoff odds this season
50%low 35%peak 56%

Oct 3 47%55% Oct 26

Updated

Where they stand

Projected final record at this pace

37-38-7

Projected points

81

Games left

71

The St. Louis Blues are 5-5-1 through 11 games of the 2026-27 NHL season, a 45.5% win rate. That pace extends to a 37-38-7 finish, about 37 wins. In the standings that is about 81 points (2 for a win, 1 for an overtime loss). Records and standings come from ESPN; playoff odds come from MoneyPuck. How our numbers work

West wild card race

Full race
SeedTeamW-LPlayoff odds
7Avalanche6-5-185%
8Sharks6-5-123%
Playoff line
9Predators4-3-426%1 point back
10Blues5-5-155%2 points back
11Jets4-4-332%2 points back
12Ducks5-6-032%3 points back

Seeds follow today's standings; odds follow the model.

What comes next

  1. vs Montreal Canadiens (6-3-2)
  2. vs Boston Bruins (9-2-1)
  3. at Detroit Red Wings (4-4-3)
  4. at New York Rangers (7-5-1)

Last game

L 0-4 vs CAR

Sat

Frequently Asked Questions

How many wins are the St. Louis Blues on pace for in 2026-27?

Through 11 games the St. Louis Blues are 5-5-1. At that pace they project to finish 37-38-7 — about 37 wins over the 82-game season.

What is the St. Louis Blues' projected final record?

At their current pace, 37-38-7 (45.5% win rate), extrapolated from their 5-5-1 record. MoneyPuck supplies the playoff odds shown in the Projected Final Record, in the section under the headline; the two differ when results have run ahead of or behind a team's underlying strength.

How many points are the St. Louis Blues on pace for?

At their current pace the St. Louis Blues project to about 81 points (a 37-38-7 record) — NHL standings are decided by points, with 2 for a win and 1 for an overtime loss.

How does PaceToWin project the St. Louis Blues?

PaceToWin takes the St. Louis Blues' current win rate and extends it across the full 82-game NHL season, then layers in point-differential (Pythagorean) expected wins and model-based playoff odds where available. Records and standings come from ESPN; playoff odds come from MoneyPuck. Details: pacetowin.com/methodology.