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Blues Edge Mammoth in Tight Contest

Saturday, November 29, 2025, 8:00 PM ET · Enterprise Center

St. Louis Blues 1, Utah Mammoth 0, final. Our NHL picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Utah Mammoth vs St. Louis Blues?

St. Louis Blues beat Utah Mammoth 1-0 at Enterprise Center on November 29, 2025.

In a tightly contested matchup at the Enterprise Center, the St. Louis Blues secured a narrow victory over the Utah Mammoth, winning 1-0. The game's only goal came in the second period from Dylan Holloway, who scored his seventh of the season with a wrist shot, assisted by Philip Broberg and Robert Thomas. This win marks a critical moment for the Blues, who have been struggling to find consistency this season.

The Blues entered the game with a record of 9-10-7, having won only three of their last ten games, with a recent record of 3-7. They had been averaging 2.6 goals scored per game while allowing 3.2 goals against. Their home performance has been slightly better, with a record of 2-3 in their last five games at the Enterprise Center. In their most recent outing prior to this game, they managed to defeat the Ottawa Senators 4-3, breaking a streak of losses that had plagued them.

On the other hand, the Utah Mammoth came into the game with a record of 12-11-3, but they were also struggling, having lost their last two games. Their recent form showed a record of 3-7 over the last ten games, with an average of 2.8 goals scored and 3.0 goals allowed. The Mammoth's away record has been particularly poor, as they have not won any of their last four away games. Their last match resulted in a 4-3 loss against the Dallas Stars, adding to their frustrations.

This game was particularly noteworthy as it was the third meeting between these two teams this season, with the series tied at one win each. In their previous encounter on October 24, 2025, the Mammoth had emerged victorious with a score of 7-4. The stakes were high as both teams sought to gain the upper hand in their series.

In terms of injuries, the Mammoth were missing Barrett Hayton due to an upper body injury, while Caleb Desnoyers was listed as day-to-day with a leg injury, impacting their lineup depth. The Blues, however, were able to field their full roster, which may have contributed to their success in this match.

The market had priced the game closely, reflecting the competitive nature of the matchup. Specific odds were not detailed, but the close records of both teams indicated a balanced contest. The conditions at the Enterprise Center were typical for hockey, with a lively atmosphere as fans rallied behind the Blues, hoping to see their team build momentum after a recent win.

Viewers should have noted the defensive strategies employed by both teams, which were evident throughout the game. The Blues' ability to limit the Mammoth's scoring chances was crucial, as they managed to keep Utah off the scoreboard entirely. The Mammoth's struggles to convert opportunities into goals were a significant storyline, especially given their recent scoring averages.

Overall, this game highlighted the Blues' determination to turn their season around, while the Mammoth will need to regroup and address their recent slide as they continue to seek consistency in their performance.

Injury report

  • Caleb DesnoyersDay-To-DayLegUtah Mammoth
  • Barrett HaytonOutUpper BodyUtah Mammoth

Leaders

  • GoalsDylan Holloway1St. Louis Blues
  • AssistsRobert Thomas1St. Louis Blues
  • PointsDylan Holloway1St. Louis Blues

Recent form

St. Louis Blues

Last 10: 3-7Streak W12.6 scored · 3.2 allowed per game2-3 at home

  • W4-3vs Ottawa SenatorsNov 28
  • L2-3at New Jersey DevilsNov 27
  • L2-3at New York RangersNov 25
  • W2-1at New York IslandersNov 22
  • L2-3at Philadelphia FlyersNov 21
  • L2-3at Toronto Maple LeafsNov 19
  • L1-4vs Vegas Golden KnightsNov 16
  • L5-6vs Philadelphia FlyersNov 15
  • W3-2vs Calgary FlamesNov 12
  • L3-4vs Seattle KrakenNov 9

Utah Mammoth

Last 10: 3-7Streak L22.8 scored · 3 allowed per game0-4 away

  • L3-4at Dallas StarsNov 29
  • L3-4vs Montreal CanadiensNov 27
  • W5-1vs Vegas Golden KnightsNov 25
  • W3-2vs New York RangersNov 23
  • L1-4vs Vegas Golden KnightsNov 21
  • L2-3at San Jose SharksNov 19
  • L2-3at Anaheim DucksNov 18
  • L2-3vs New York IslandersNov 15
  • W5-2vs Buffalo SabresNov 13
  • L2-4at Ottawa SenatorsNov 10

Standings

TeamOt lossesLostPointsWon
Colorado111612155
Dallas122011250
Minnesota122410446
Utah6339243
St. Louis12338637
Nashville10348638
Winnipeg12358235
Chicago14397229

Box score

StatUtah MammothSt. Louis Blues
Blocked shots1323
Hits2026
Takeaways45
Shots total1819
Power play goals00
Power play opportunities22
Power play pct0.00.0
Short handed goals00
Shootout goals00
Faceoffs won2521
Faceoff percent54.345.7
Giveaways1318
Penalties23
Penalty minutes417

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd0-1Dylan Holloway Goal (7) Wrist Shot, assists: Philip Broberg (8), Robert Thomas (12)

Venue

  • Enterprise CenterSt. Louis, MO
  • Attendance16847
  • OfficialsChris Lee, Kendrick Nicholson, Devin Berg, Tyson Baker

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