NHL 2025-26 Over/Under Predictions: Best Team Point Totals to Bet Now

The 2025-26 NHL season is here, which means a fresh slate of player and team props to attack — from goal totals and win projections to playoff odds. Below, we’re focusing on three of the best team point total bets for the new campaign. As always, shop around for the best lines.

Best NHL Season Point Total Plays

• Ottawa Senators Over 95.5 (-110)
• Nashville Predators Over 84.5 (-115)
• St. Louis Blues Under 92.5 (-110)

Ottawa Senators Over 95.5 (-110 at DraftKings)

Ottawa returned to the postseason for the first time since 2017, pushing Toronto to six games in the opening round. The Senators’ 97-point finish was their best in nearly a decade, and they did it despite missing captain Brady Tkachuk for 10 games. Tkachuk was one of five players to notch 20+ goals.

Even after an 8-11-1 start and a pair of five-game skids, Ottawa rallied into a Wild Card spot. With Linus Ullmark now stabilizing the crease, the Sens are poised to hit 100 points if health cooperates.

Nashville Predators Over 84.5 (-115 at DraftKings)

The Predators cratered last year, finishing with just 68 points — their lowest total in a full season since 2003. That came despite offseason splashes for Steven Stamkos and Jonathan Marchessault. A horrendous 7-22 start buried them early, and their 2.59 goals per game (second-worst in the league) doomed any playoff hopes.

Still, this number looks too low for a roster with that much veteran talent and a proven netminder in Juuse Saros. Regression to the mean should push Nashville back toward the mid-80s at least, with upside for more if the offense rebounds.

St. Louis Blues Under 92.5 (-110 at DraftKings)

St. Louis looked dead in the water in March at 31-28-7 before ripping off 12 straight wins to sneak into the playoffs. Their 96-point finish masked a team that was mediocre for most of the year, and even after a coaching change to Jim Montgomery, their margin for error was razor-thin.

That late-season surge feels unsustainable. With the Central Division improving around them, the Blues could easily slide back to the mid-80s in points — making the Under the sharper side here.