Unit Records 1u: 42-42-3 2u: 5-5-1 3u: 3-0 4u: 2-0
Wednesday Pucks
Bruins @ Pens u5.5 (-125) 1 Unit: Rask coming into this one has a 1.57 goals against average. In last seasons post season match up he surrendered a total of 2 goals in 4 games against the Pens. He is playing well on the road so far this year allowing a total of 3 goals in 3 games. Rask knows the Pens well and I expect him to continue his dominating ways against them. On the other side of the ice we have a Fleury. I must admit in the early going I wasn't a believer in him but he has proved me wrong so far this season. Fleury comes into this one with the 2nd best goals against average (behind only Rask) with a 1.79. In his last 9 outings against the Bruins he has a 1.78 mark, he has also played well at home allowing a total of 9 goals in 6 games. Despite some of the offensive weapons both teams posses, I expect the strong goal tending a defensive effort from both to lead the way in a hard fought low scoring battle.
Sharks ML (-126) 1 Unit: I cannot be more excited for this game to take place. The Sharks were ousted in a 7 game epic series against the Kings. The home team ending up holding serve and it was the Quick show for many of the games. Losing that series left a biter taste in my mouth because I truly felt the Sharks were the better team in the series, but Quick was simply amazing. But let's face it this is a sport where execution and results are the only thing that matters and at the end of the day the Kings were the one's to advance. So now here we are with the first meeting between the divisional rivals since last year. Luckily for the Sharks they catch the Kings on a back to back will a short flight from Phoenix also involved. I gotta feel like the Sharks players have had this game circled on the their calendars as well. I know it's always downplayed by the players but I gotta think some form wanting revenge will be in the Sharks locker room. The Sharks eliminated the Kings from post season contention in 2010-2011, the Kings return the favor in 2012-2013. This rival is at an all time high and this should be a great game. I love the way my team is playing coming into this one being just 0.08 seconds away from being undefeated in regulation through 12 games. Ill take the team that's playing better, the added revenge factor and the bonus of having the kings on the b2b.
Leafs ML (-112) 1 Unit: Love the way this team is playing right now and I gotta keep riding em. The enter with a 9-4 mark on the season having won 3 out of 4, having scored 4 goals in each of the wins. The Leafs were impressive with a 4-1 win against the Penguins and followed it up with a 4-0 shut out win in Edmonton on Tuesday. The one draw back in riding the Leafs is they will be on the back 2 back with the short flight to Calgary. The Leafs are a team I feel comfortable with backing on a back to back since they have a great 1-2 punch in net with Bernier and Reimer. It will most likely be Bernier's turn in net for this one and he will be looking to rebound from a tough outing last week in Columbus. He will also have some motivated pressure since Reimer continues to play well and posted a shut out on Tuesday. Both are playing well and this goalie competition means good things for the Leafs. The Leafs will be facing a Calgary team has just 2 wins in it's past 6 games. The injury bug has also hit the Flames hard as they will be without forward Lee Stempniak and their Captain defenseman Mark Giordano. Losing offensive depth on a team that requires everyone going to be successful hurts the Flames big time. Losing the Captain of a young team is also a major blow. The Flames come in giving up 3.45 goals per and not having your minute logging anchor on the back up when you already have questionable goaltending is recipe for disaster. The Flames will be tested by a Leafs team that is lighting the lamp to the tune of 3.31 goals per game. I expect the Leafs also have one of the best PPs in the league at 26% and will be facing a Flames team that is at 75%. Both Flames goalies Ramo and Macdonald are giving up over 3 goals a game and both are saving about .850% of shots faced. Regardless who is between the pipes for the Flames, I don't see the Leafs not being able to muster up 3-4 goals in this one.
Unit Records 1u: 42-42-3 2u: 5-5-1 3u: 3-0 4u: 2-0
Wednesday Pucks
Bruins @ Pens u5.5 (-125) 1 Unit: Rask coming into this one has a 1.57 goals against average. In last seasons post season match up he surrendered a total of 2 goals in 4 games against the Pens. He is playing well on the road so far this year allowing a total of 3 goals in 3 games. Rask knows the Pens well and I expect him to continue his dominating ways against them. On the other side of the ice we have a Fleury. I must admit in the early going I wasn't a believer in him but he has proved me wrong so far this season. Fleury comes into this one with the 2nd best goals against average (behind only Rask) with a 1.79. In his last 9 outings against the Bruins he has a 1.78 mark, he has also played well at home allowing a total of 9 goals in 6 games. Despite some of the offensive weapons both teams posses, I expect the strong goal tending a defensive effort from both to lead the way in a hard fought low scoring battle.
Sharks ML (-126) 1 Unit: I cannot be more excited for this game to take place. The Sharks were ousted in a 7 game epic series against the Kings. The home team ending up holding serve and it was the Quick show for many of the games. Losing that series left a biter taste in my mouth because I truly felt the Sharks were the better team in the series, but Quick was simply amazing. But let's face it this is a sport where execution and results are the only thing that matters and at the end of the day the Kings were the one's to advance. So now here we are with the first meeting between the divisional rivals since last year. Luckily for the Sharks they catch the Kings on a back to back will a short flight from Phoenix also involved. I gotta feel like the Sharks players have had this game circled on the their calendars as well. I know it's always downplayed by the players but I gotta think some form wanting revenge will be in the Sharks locker room. The Sharks eliminated the Kings from post season contention in 2010-2011, the Kings return the favor in 2012-2013. This rival is at an all time high and this should be a great game. I love the way my team is playing coming into this one being just 0.08 seconds away from being undefeated in regulation through 12 games. Ill take the team that's playing better, the added revenge factor and the bonus of having the kings on the b2b.
Leafs ML (-112) 1 Unit: Love the way this team is playing right now and I gotta keep riding em. The enter with a 9-4 mark on the season having won 3 out of 4, having scored 4 goals in each of the wins. The Leafs were impressive with a 4-1 win against the Penguins and followed it up with a 4-0 shut out win in Edmonton on Tuesday. The one draw back in riding the Leafs is they will be on the back 2 back with the short flight to Calgary. The Leafs are a team I feel comfortable with backing on a back to back since they have a great 1-2 punch in net with Bernier and Reimer. It will most likely be Bernier's turn in net for this one and he will be looking to rebound from a tough outing last week in Columbus. He will also have some motivated pressure since Reimer continues to play well and posted a shut out on Tuesday. Both are playing well and this goalie competition means good things for the Leafs. The Leafs will be facing a Calgary team has just 2 wins in it's past 6 games. The injury bug has also hit the Flames hard as they will be without forward Lee Stempniak and their Captain defenseman Mark Giordano. Losing offensive depth on a team that requires everyone going to be successful hurts the Flames big time. Losing the Captain of a young team is also a major blow. The Flames come in giving up 3.45 goals per and not having your minute logging anchor on the back up when you already have questionable goaltending is recipe for disaster. The Flames will be tested by a Leafs team that is lighting the lamp to the tune of 3.31 goals per game. I expect the Leafs also have one of the best PPs in the league at 26% and will be facing a Flames team that is at 75%. Both Flames goalies Ramo and Macdonald are giving up over 3 goals a game and both are saving about .850% of shots faced. Regardless who is between the pipes for the Flames, I don't see the Leafs not being able to muster up 3-4 goals in this one.
Was thinking of taking Leafs PL $50 to win $125..take it or no? lol
I personally wouldn't make a PL play on a team on the road on a b2b Not saying the Leafs can't cover it, but I feel much safer on the ML and I am happy with the price. Better spots for a PL imo
Was thinking of taking Leafs PL $50 to win $125..take it or no? lol
I personally wouldn't make a PL play on a team on the road on a b2b Not saying the Leafs can't cover it, but I feel much safer on the ML and I am happy with the price. Better spots for a PL imo
Regardless of the Flames having injuries i think they will compete hard tonite with the Laffs.
Toronto has not won at Calgary since Dec. 27, 2002 Maple Leafs are 0-7 in the last 7 meetings in Calgary. Home team is 12-2 in the last 14 meetings. Maple Leafs are 1-5 in the last 6 meetings.
Regardless of the Flames having injuries i think they will compete hard tonite with the Laffs.
Toronto has not won at Calgary since Dec. 27, 2002 Maple Leafs are 0-7 in the last 7 meetings in Calgary. Home team is 12-2 in the last 14 meetings. Maple Leafs are 1-5 in the last 6 meetings.
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