Fact checked at 8:00 AM ET, Nov 10, 2026Odds as of 7:27 AM ET, Nov 10, 2026
The Red Wings (7-8-3) visit the Blues (7-8-2) at 8:00 PM ET at Enterprise Center, and both teams have lost three straight. Detroit has been outscored 10-3 in that stretch, finishing with a 4-0 loss in Colorado. St. Louis scored once in a 3-1 loss in Nashville to end a 1-2-1 road trip. The Blues won the first meeting 5-4 in Detroit less than two weeks ago, even though the Red Wings outshot them 27-15.
This looks like a quiet night. Both picks want the same game: Detroit's middle six doing little, and the Blues' depth defensemen staying off the scoresheet. Joel Hofer, with a .919 save percentage, is expected in the St. Louis net. Detroit hasn't named a starter, since John Gibson is day-to-day and Daniil Tarasov made the last two starts. The Red Wings are still without Dylan Larkin and Simon Edvinsson, and the Blues get defenseman Logan Mailloux back from injured reserve.
Red Wings vs. Blues Predictions
Pick #1Cam Fowler Under 0.5 Points−200
Fowler hasn't had a point in 10 straight games, and he's been blanked in 15 of 17 this season. His four points all came in two games early in the year. He still has no goals, and he didn't get a point in the 5-4 game in Detroit either.
His spot in the lineup is a big part of why. He's projected on the third pair with Brandon Carlo, behind Philip Broberg and the returning Mailloux. Broberg runs the point on the top power-play unit, so Fowler's power-play time comes with the second group. He still plays about 20 minutes a night, and some of that comes on the second penalty-kill unit.
-200 implies 66.7%, which is as steep as we go, and the longer record clears it. Last season he went pointless in 55 of 81 games (67.9%), just above break-even. Over the two seasons it's 70 of 98, or 71.4%. Detroit also doesn't give up much volume: 25.4 shots per game, seventh-fewest in the league.
Detroit's penalty kill could undo this. It works at 69.0%, bottom five in the league. If the Blues draw a few penalties, the second unit gets its turn, and one secondary assist loses this bet. Mailloux's return could also shuffle the pairs and move Fowler up.
Pick #2Andrew Copp Under 1.5 Shots on Goal−110
In the first meeting, Detroit put 27 shots on goal and Copp had one of them. He had one again in the shutout in Colorado, and he's at one or fewer in eight of his last 10 games.
The longer record says this isn't just a cold stretch. He's under this line in 10 of 18 games this season and was under it in 44 of 78 last season. That's 54 of 96 combined, 56.3%, against the 52.4% that -110 implies. He centers the second line between Michael Brandsegg-Nygard and Lucas Raymond and played on the second power-play unit in Detroit's last game.
Detroit scores 2.61 goals per game, sixth-fewest in the league, and has three goals in its last three. We don't see a team struggling this much to finish suddenly running its offense through the second-line center.
He can still beat this line. He had a five-shot night in Calgary earlier this season, and if Detroit is chasing late, the middle six will get extra shifts. An open game with a Detroit comeback push is how this one loses.
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