The Winnipeg Jets head into Wednesday night’s National Hockey League matchup with the St. Louis Blues looking to get back on track after a difficult stretch of games. The Blues are hoping to capitalize on home ice advantage and build momentum in the Central Division standings. But only one team can win this matchup from Enterprise Center in St. Louis. Find out who I think that will be as I make my Jets vs Blues prediction for Wednesday’s game.
Our Jets vs Blues Pick
Game Snapshot
- Matchup: Winnipeg Jets vs St. Louis Blues
- Date & Time: Wednesday, December 17, 2025, 8:00 PM ET
- Venue: Enterprise Center, St. Louis, MO
- Broadcast: ESPN+
Key Storylines
Recent form
The Jets have struggled lately, dropping four of their last five games and arriving in St. Louis with a 15-15-2 record. Their most recent outing saw them take an overtime loss to the Ottawa Senators that highlighted their defensive struggles and inconsistencies on special teams. Winnipeg’s offense can be explosive but has been up and down in recent matchups, which they will look to fix here.
The Blues enter this contest with three losses over their last four games. They may not be in a position to take advantage of the struggles surrounding the Jets at this point in time. Defense has been a huge issue for St. Louis, as they have allowed five goals or more in three of their last four outings.
Goaltending
Goalies often determine close NHL games, and this one is no different. Winnipeg’s Connor Hellebuyck returned recently from injury and remains a stabilizing presence in net with a strong track record. His performance will be central to the Jets’ chances even as he works his way back from injury. For the Blues, their goaltending has been disappointing this year. Both of their goaltenders have GAAs over 3.00 for the season.
Key skaters
Offensively, Winnipeg relies heavily on Kyle Connor, who leads the Jets in points and plays a pivotal role in creating chances on every line he works with. Mark Scheifele and Gabriel Vilardi add reliable scoring, but consistency remains a question mark for the rest of the group of late. St. Louis is sorely lacking in the scoring department, without a double-digit goal scorer on the year. Dylan Holloway leads the team with eight goals.
Best Player Props
| Player | Prop |
|---|---|
| Kyle Connor (Jets) | |
| Mark Scheifele (Jets) | |
| Robert Thomas (Blues) |
Betting Trends & H2H
- This is the first meeting of the season between these Central Division opponents.
- The Jets are 15-16 on the puckline this season.
- St. Louis is 16-18 in the puckline market going into Wednesday night.

