gonna give the OVERS a rest for at least Game 1, Norbert.Kings 1 1/2 OVER/UNDER 13-8 with last series 4-3 and game total 5 13-5-3 which is make or push 16 of 21 BUT Rangers 1st period 1 1/2 OVER/UNDER 1 1/2 10-10 with last series 3-3 and game total 5 OVER 7-8-5 (make or push 12 of 20 AND10 of Lundqvist 20 games he allowed just 1 goal or less in 10 SO gonna see how Game 1 plays out
gonna give the OVERS a rest for at least Game 1, Norbert.Kings 1 1/2 OVER/UNDER 13-8 with last series 4-3 and game total 5 13-5-3 which is make or push 16 of 21 BUT Rangers 1st period 1 1/2 OVER/UNDER 1 1/2 10-10 with last series 3-3 and game total 5 OVER 7-8-5 (make or push 12 of 20 AND10 of Lundqvist 20 games he allowed just 1 goal or less in 10 SO gonna see how Game 1 plays out
You may read about or be influenced by the media (and experts)
suggesting that the Kings may suffer a letdown or be burnt out after
their difficult road to the final. We say hogwash and we say that the
Rangers may not win a game. The Rangers had difficulty getting here
against three very average teams in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and
Montreal without the services of Carey Price. Some will argue that
Dustin Tokarski played well and while that is true, it doesn’t reflect
the mindset of the rest of the team, whose confidence had to be shaken
knowing they would be without their best player. The Rangers road to the
Cup might just be this league’s easiest road in a very long time and
New York was in no way dominating over any of the teams they faced.
There’s a reason the West beat up on the East all year during the
regular season and it’s about to be on full display again.
The Kings won’t be burned out or fatigued. This series starts on
Wednesday and for the Kings, that’ll feel like a two-week vacation. Los
Angeles not only rallied from an 0-3 deficit against the Sharks in round
one, but they defeated three true powerhouses in San Jose, Anaheim and
Chicago, all of whom had more points than the Rangers in a far more
difficult conference. In Game 7 against the Blackhawks, in Chicago no
less, the Kings had to overcome an early 2-0 deficit, they had to
overcome at least three HORRIBLE calls by the refs in the second period
that left them shorthanded three times, not to mention a rare 5 on 3 for
46 seconds. Trailing 4-3 entering the third, Los Angeles rallied and
eventually won it on OT, 5-4. That win was truly impressive but what was
even more impressive was the way they went about their business. After
scoring in OT there was no mass celebration. Instead the Kings
celebrated modestly like any other series, acting like it was just one
more series win in their quest for the grand prize.
The Rangers are out of their league here. In a seven-game series,
they can’t keep up with the talent or physical game that the Kings bring
with them. After facing three offensive juggernauts with some of the
best offensive talent in the game (Toews, Sharp, Kane, Saad, Getzlaf,
Perry, Pavelski, Couture, Marleau et all), the Kings should have little
trouble shutting down a Rangers offense that brings a fraction of the
talent that the previous three teams they just knocked out bring. The
Rangers are not going to get in the way of the vastly inferior Kings
quest for the Cup. This is one of the biggest final mismatches in
decades and even though the price is -160, we think it should be closer
to -300. The Kings are not burned out and even as a -160 favorite they
offer up huge value. Get in early because this number will rise.
You may read about or be influenced by the media (and experts)
suggesting that the Kings may suffer a letdown or be burnt out after
their difficult road to the final. We say hogwash and we say that the
Rangers may not win a game. The Rangers had difficulty getting here
against three very average teams in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and
Montreal without the services of Carey Price. Some will argue that
Dustin Tokarski played well and while that is true, it doesn’t reflect
the mindset of the rest of the team, whose confidence had to be shaken
knowing they would be without their best player. The Rangers road to the
Cup might just be this league’s easiest road in a very long time and
New York was in no way dominating over any of the teams they faced.
There’s a reason the West beat up on the East all year during the
regular season and it’s about to be on full display again.
The Kings won’t be burned out or fatigued. This series starts on
Wednesday and for the Kings, that’ll feel like a two-week vacation. Los
Angeles not only rallied from an 0-3 deficit against the Sharks in round
one, but they defeated three true powerhouses in San Jose, Anaheim and
Chicago, all of whom had more points than the Rangers in a far more
difficult conference. In Game 7 against the Blackhawks, in Chicago no
less, the Kings had to overcome an early 2-0 deficit, they had to
overcome at least three HORRIBLE calls by the refs in the second period
that left them shorthanded three times, not to mention a rare 5 on 3 for
46 seconds. Trailing 4-3 entering the third, Los Angeles rallied and
eventually won it on OT, 5-4. That win was truly impressive but what was
even more impressive was the way they went about their business. After
scoring in OT there was no mass celebration. Instead the Kings
celebrated modestly like any other series, acting like it was just one
more series win in their quest for the grand prize.
The Rangers are out of their league here. In a seven-game series,
they can’t keep up with the talent or physical game that the Kings bring
with them. After facing three offensive juggernauts with some of the
best offensive talent in the game (Toews, Sharp, Kane, Saad, Getzlaf,
Perry, Pavelski, Couture, Marleau et all), the Kings should have little
trouble shutting down a Rangers offense that brings a fraction of the
talent that the previous three teams they just knocked out bring. The
Rangers are not going to get in the way of the vastly inferior Kings
quest for the Cup. This is one of the biggest final mismatches in
decades and even though the price is -160, we think it should be closer
to -300. The Kings are not burned out and even as a -160 favorite they
offer up huge value. Get in early because this number will rise.
rleith, should have looked up the word inferior before using it, nice adjective though. all kidding aside how easy do you think it will be for the kings to score on the rags?
rleith, should have looked up the word inferior before using it, nice adjective though. all kidding aside how easy do you think it will be for the kings to score on the rags?
RLeith, should have looked up the word inferior before using it, nice adjective though. all kidding aside how easy do you think it will be for the kings to score on the rags?
pure "copy& paste" from some site for that guy, potsie. don't think he has ever had an original thought in his life
"upon further review" on the OVER totals. going to chance BOTH the 5 OVER even game and 1st period OVER 1 1/2 +140 lightly tonight.
Rangers 1st period 1 1/2 OVER/UNDER 1 1/2 is 10-10 with Habs series 3-3 and game total of 5 OVER 7-8-5 which makes or ties 12 of 20.
Kings 1 1/2 OVER/UNDER 13-8 with Blackhawks series 4-3 and game total of 5 13-5-3 which makes or ties 16 of 21
with those kind of numbers, esp for the Kings, it's worth a small shot. besides, it is kind of a half baked hedge on Rangers because IF the "Kings are gonna kill em" people are correct, it is probably "Fill Em' Up AGAIN, Boys"
also even though the Rangers have only played 3 ties these playoffs and the Kings 4, 2 of the Rangers were last round vs the Habs and the other was game 1 vs the Penguins. 2 of the Kings 4 ties were vs the Blackhawks last round including game 7 @ Chicago and another was Game 1 @ Anaheim
RLeith, should have looked up the word inferior before using it, nice adjective though. all kidding aside how easy do you think it will be for the kings to score on the rags?
pure "copy& paste" from some site for that guy, potsie. don't think he has ever had an original thought in his life
"upon further review" on the OVER totals. going to chance BOTH the 5 OVER even game and 1st period OVER 1 1/2 +140 lightly tonight.
Rangers 1st period 1 1/2 OVER/UNDER 1 1/2 is 10-10 with Habs series 3-3 and game total of 5 OVER 7-8-5 which makes or ties 12 of 20.
Kings 1 1/2 OVER/UNDER 13-8 with Blackhawks series 4-3 and game total of 5 13-5-3 which makes or ties 16 of 21
with those kind of numbers, esp for the Kings, it's worth a small shot. besides, it is kind of a half baked hedge on Rangers because IF the "Kings are gonna kill em" people are correct, it is probably "Fill Em' Up AGAIN, Boys"
also even though the Rangers have only played 3 ties these playoffs and the Kings 4, 2 of the Rangers were last round vs the Habs and the other was game 1 vs the Penguins. 2 of the Kings 4 ties were vs the Blackhawks last round including game 7 @ Chicago and another was Game 1 @ Anaheim
decent luck tonight on my OVERS and PROPS. WIN 1st period and "putch" the game. WIN the OT? YES prop and also had a Lundqvist more saves than Quick which cashed (I will definately PRESS that if it's up again for game 2) BUT lost a Kings more penalty minutes than Rangers.
would have liked to see the Rangers WIN to knock down the series odds BUT didn't happen. I gotta remember WHY I took that bet in the first place
decent luck tonight on my OVERS and PROPS. WIN 1st period and "putch" the game. WIN the OT? YES prop and also had a Lundqvist more saves than Quick which cashed (I will definately PRESS that if it's up again for game 2) BUT lost a Kings more penalty minutes than Rangers.
would have liked to see the Rangers WIN to knock down the series odds BUT didn't happen. I gotta remember WHY I took that bet in the first place
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