Players to target: Jaden Schwartz, Alex Steen, Vladimir Tarasenko, and Alex Pietrangelo

The St. Louis Blues' top line will likely be the highest-owned unit, but they'll be tough to fade in such a good matchup against the Arizona Coyotes.

They've won 9 out of their last 11 games, scoring 3 or more goals in 8 of their 9 wins in that span. Since Steen moved to the top line, they have notched 67 Corsi For per 60 minutes and 9.2 Scoring Chances Against per 60 minutes.

The top line plays at one of the league's highest paces, but the Coyotes also like to do that, which usually results in a ton of shot attempts for the opposing team.

The Coyotes' top line is allowing 67.9 Corsi Against per 60 minutes and 11.5 Scoring Chances Against per 60 minutes, while the second line is allowing 71.8 Corsi Against per 60 minutes and 14.4 Scoring Chances per 60 minutes. Each of the Blues' top-line forwards will also play on the power play together with top defenseman Alex Pietrangelo.

A Blues stack won't be contrarian, but it's the best stack for scoring chances and shot volume given their matchup.