Prediction, Odds & Start Time for Game 7 between the Blues and Jets on May 4th

• It’s Game 7 for Winnipeg and St Louis on Sunday night at 7 pm ET at the Canada Life Center

• The Presidents Trophy-winning Jets are 1.5-goal favorites in a series where the home team has won all six games

• Below, see my Blues vs Jets prediction and picks, plus the STL vs WIN odds for Game 7

They are two of the most magic words in hockey: “Game Seven” and we get one Sunday night when Winnipeg (43-45-0 ATS) hosts St. Louis (51-37) in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs.

It’s just Winnipeg’s second Game 7 all-time in franchise history. St. Louis is 10-8 in Game 7s. I have been watching this series closely and have your prediction and look at the best odds for Game 7 in Winnipeg.

St Louis Blues vs Winnipeg Jets Start Time

This game is getting the primetime slot on multiple networks. The broadcast from Canada Life Center starts at 7 pm ET with puck drop usually about eight minutes later (remember they have to sing both anthems) so don’t expect puck-drop before about 7:08 pm ET and the festivities around Game 7s tend to push it even later.

Blues vs Jets Odds

The Blues are getting 1.5 goals tonight as underdogs but the juice on STL to keep the score within a goal is a hefty -205. The over/under goal total is 5.5 with the under heavily favored at -162. Five of the six games in this series have ticked the over.

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Games this season at Canada Life Center are 16-26-2 over/under, that’s largely due to Hellebuyck, but more on him in a bit. St. Louis’ last 13 games have all been won by the home team. The Blues, however, are 0-7 against the puck line in their last seven games after a win.

This will be Winnipeg’s first NHL Game 7 at home (they had one back in their WHA days). St. Louis has outscored the Jets 23-17 this series.

If you’re playing moneyline for Game 7, the best return on St. Louis is +135 at Caesars and for Winnipeg you can get -154 at FanDuel.

Blues vs Jets Prediction for Game 7

Goaltending is a big part of any NHL playoff series and right now Winnipeg has a huge question mark in between the pipes, so I am predicting a Blues win.

Hellebuyck is a Vezina Trophy finalist, who allowed a league best 2.0 goals this season, but in the playoffs he looks shaky. He’s been pulled three times this series and his save percentage is .815. He will get a boost from the Winnipeg crowd, but you just know that if an early goal gets in for the Blues, it could get ugly.

Blues goalie Jordan Binnington hasn’t exactly been great this series (.897 save percentage) but he looks like a superstar compared to Hellebuyck.

It’s been a hard-hitting series with the two teams combining for 501 hits in the six games and the hits are almost exactly even. Cam Fowler (prop bet alert) has at least one point in the Blues last seven games and has 10 points this series.

There will be a great moment in the handshake line after the game when brothers Brayden Schenn (Blues) and Luke (Jets) meet up. You know one will be crying because his season is over. My prediction is it will be Luke.

The highly anticipated Game 7 between the St. Louis Blues and Winnipeg Jets is set to take place on May 4th, and hockey fans everywhere are on the edge of their seats in anticipation of what promises to be an intense and thrilling matchup. Both teams have shown incredible skill and determination throughout the series, making it difficult to predict the outcome of this final game.

The odds for Game 7 are currently very close, with both teams having an equal chance of coming out on top. The Blues have shown great resilience and determination in the face of adversity, while the Jets have displayed impressive offensive firepower and defensive prowess. It will truly be a battle of wills as these two teams fight for a spot in the next round of the playoffs.

The start time for Game 7 is set for 7:00 PM ET, and fans can expect a fast-paced and physical game from start to finish. The atmosphere in the arena is sure to be electric, with both sets of fans cheering on their respective teams with all their might.

As for predictions, it’s anyone’s guess who will come out victorious in Game 7. Both teams have proven themselves to be worthy opponents, and it will ultimately come down to which team can execute their game plan the best on the ice. One thing is for certain – this game is sure to be a nail-biter until the very end.

So mark your calendars and get ready for what promises to be an unforgettable Game 7 between the Blues and Jets on May 4th. It’s sure to be a game for the ages, and hockey fans won’t want to miss a minute of the action.