Blues vs Flyers: Odds, Lines, Picks, and Predictions - November 8, 2022 | NHL Regular Season

The St. Louis Blues head to Philadelphia to take on the Philadelphia Flyers for their eleventh game of the season on Tuesday.

St. Louis come into this one on a seven-game losing streak; they have been absolutely terrible. Every game the Blues have lost in this stretch were by two goals or more -- they haven't even been competitive.

After a hot start to the season, the Flyers have cooled off, losing four of their last six, and those two weren't impressive either. Philly beat a lowly Ottowa team and a struggling Florida team.

Both teams will be looking to get right in this game.

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St. Louis Blues vs Philadelphia Flyers Match Details

Fixture: St. Louis Blues @ Philadelphia Flyers

Date & Time: Tuesday, November 8, 7:00 PM EST

Venue: Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, PA

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Betting Odds

	Puckline	Moneyline	Over/Under
Blues	-1.5 (+205)	-120	Over 6 (-110)
Flyers	+1.5 (-250)	+100	Under 6 (-110)

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St. Louis Blues vs Philadelphia Flyers Best Picks

Ryan O'Reilly needs to get going for St. Louis to get back on track. He is the lifeblood of this team's offense, and they cannot play well if he's not playing well. Bettors can expect him to get a few shots off to try and turn things around for St. Louis.

Ryan O'Reilly Over 2.5 Shots on Goal (+126)

Defenseman Justin Faulk is a guy who can produce offense. This team needs to try a few different things if they want to pick up a win. Faulk ripping some shots from the blue line may be a way to change things up. A few shots from Faulk should be guaranteed tonight.

Justin Faulk Over 2.5 Shots on Goal (+100)

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St. Louis Blues vs Philadelphia Flyers Prediction

This game could easily go either way, and one of these teams will break out of their funk. While Philadelphia is certainly the better team on paper, St. Louis desperately needs a win.

St. Louis have the privilege of playing this struggling Philly team; they need to turn things around and see if they can start a winning streak of their own.

However, Carter Hart is in net for Philly, and although he has yet to lose in regulation this season, he has two overtime losses. This man is a brick wall, and he should take care of business for the home club.

Philadelphia(+100)