I really, really like this play because many would be afraid of it; it is kind of hidden.
Minnesota has been known to be a tough defensive team for years now, and this year they are not quite as defensive minded, but not too bad either.
Minnesota averages only averages 2.5 goals per game, but they average 3.44 goals per game when the win.Todd Richards has been preaching his style of more aggressive offense, and coming off of a win against Colorado on Friday, you can bet he will be pushing it more so.Richards knows his team needs to score 4 to win this one in Colorado.The more aggressive the offensive attempt, the looser the defense has to become.
Minnesota only averages 2 goals per game in game 2 of back to back games, and only 2.2 goals per game in road games.But Colorado has been highly penalized as of late; giving up 4.3 man advantages per game in the last 5 they played.To enhance this point, Colorado penalty kill has been horrid this season.Their penalty kill is 24th in the league at 78%, but has been worse as of late; 72% at home this season, and 57.9 in the last 5.Minnesota should be good for 1, if not 2 power play goals Saturday night.
Colorado is 7th in scoring-the league- with 3 goals per game, yet they are 23rd in the league in goals against, giving up 2.96 goals per game.In second game of three back-to-back games this season, they averaged scoring 3.3 goals, and averaged giving up just under 3 per game in those contests.Colorado averages 3.6 goals per game at home this season.I just can’t see the need to further substantiate this one, I am going over all the way.
I see the end score as:
Colorado 4 – Minnesota 2 (possibly 3 if Minnesota can score 2 power play goals).I am not playing the game, because I can’t trust Colorado to not give up more man advantages than the 4-5 I anticipate.
Bol all!
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Wild @ Avs over 5.5
I really, really like this play because many would be afraid of it; it is kind of hidden.
Minnesota has been known to be a tough defensive team for years now, and this year they are not quite as defensive minded, but not too bad either.
Minnesota averages only averages 2.5 goals per game, but they average 3.44 goals per game when the win.Todd Richards has been preaching his style of more aggressive offense, and coming off of a win against Colorado on Friday, you can bet he will be pushing it more so.Richards knows his team needs to score 4 to win this one in Colorado.The more aggressive the offensive attempt, the looser the defense has to become.
Minnesota only averages 2 goals per game in game 2 of back to back games, and only 2.2 goals per game in road games.But Colorado has been highly penalized as of late; giving up 4.3 man advantages per game in the last 5 they played.To enhance this point, Colorado penalty kill has been horrid this season.Their penalty kill is 24th in the league at 78%, but has been worse as of late; 72% at home this season, and 57.9 in the last 5.Minnesota should be good for 1, if not 2 power play goals Saturday night.
Colorado is 7th in scoring-the league- with 3 goals per game, yet they are 23rd in the league in goals against, giving up 2.96 goals per game.In second game of three back-to-back games this season, they averaged scoring 3.3 goals, and averaged giving up just under 3 per game in those contests.Colorado averages 3.6 goals per game at home this season.I just can’t see the need to further substantiate this one, I am going over all the way.
I see the end score as:
Colorado 4 – Minnesota 2 (possibly 3 if Minnesota can score 2 power play goals).I am not playing the game, because I can’t trust Colorado to not give up more man advantages than the 4-5 I anticipate.
Since they just played yesterday and went over 5.5, aren't you worried about being setup at only -110 today ????
No, I am not slightly worried. I feel strongly that if this game took place-the same exact scenario-3 times, it would go over atleast 2. Doing the math: I am getting .9 to 1 on my money, on a play that has a win ratio of 2 to 1. (I look at it as if I played a wager like that 100 times for $100 per play, the result would be + $2,669)Win or lose, if all my bets (and they do) pay me better odds on my money than the odds of my losing... I make money. Appreciate your question though.. BOL 2 U
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Quote Originally Posted by KingScorpio:
Since they just played yesterday and went over 5.5, aren't you worried about being setup at only -110 today ????
No, I am not slightly worried. I feel strongly that if this game took place-the same exact scenario-3 times, it would go over atleast 2. Doing the math: I am getting .9 to 1 on my money, on a play that has a win ratio of 2 to 1. (I look at it as if I played a wager like that 100 times for $100 per play, the result would be + $2,669)Win or lose, if all my bets (and they do) pay me better odds on my money than the odds of my losing... I make money. Appreciate your question though.. BOL 2 U
I really, really like this play because many would be afraid of it; it is kind of hidden.
Minnesota has been known to be a tough defensive team for years now, and this year they are not quite as defensive minded, but not too bad either.
Minnesota averages only averages 2.5 goals per game, but they average 3.44 goals per game when the win.Todd Richards has been preaching his style of more aggressive offense, and coming off of a win against Colorado on Friday, you can bet he will be pushing it more so.Richards knows his team needs to score 4 to win this one in Colorado.The more aggressive the offensive attempt, the looser the defense has to become.
Minnesota only averages 2 goals per game in game 2 of back to back games, and only 2.2 goals per game in road games.But Colorado has been highly penalized as of late; giving up 4.3 man advantages per game in the last 5 they played.To enhance this point, Colorado penalty kill has been horrid this season.Their penalty kill is 24th in the league at 78%, but has been worse as of late; 72% at home this season, and 57.9 in the last 5.Minnesota should be good for 1, if not 2 power play goals Saturday night.
Colorado is 7th in scoring-the league- with 3 goals per game, yet they are 23rd in the league in goals against, giving up 2.96 goals per game.In second game of three back-to-back games this season, they averaged scoring 3.3 goals, and averaged giving up just under 3 per game in those contests.Colorado averages 3.6 goals per game at home this season.I just can’t see the need to further substantiate this one, I am going over all the way.
I see the end score as:
Colorado 4 – Minnesota 2 (possibly 3 if Minnesota can score 2 power play goals).I am not playing the game, because I can’t trust Colorado to not give up more man advantages than the 4-5 I anticipate.
Bol all!
lol.... this was a tough one...2 overturned goals, aves killed 100% pks, 2 missed break aways.... oh well.... went 1 for 2 (won Thrashers) on my primarys, and 3 for 4 overall (won Buffalo, and winning comfortably on the Canucks)..... BOL all
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Quote Originally Posted by renroh123:
Wild @ Avs over 5.5
I really, really like this play because many would be afraid of it; it is kind of hidden.
Minnesota has been known to be a tough defensive team for years now, and this year they are not quite as defensive minded, but not too bad either.
Minnesota averages only averages 2.5 goals per game, but they average 3.44 goals per game when the win.Todd Richards has been preaching his style of more aggressive offense, and coming off of a win against Colorado on Friday, you can bet he will be pushing it more so.Richards knows his team needs to score 4 to win this one in Colorado.The more aggressive the offensive attempt, the looser the defense has to become.
Minnesota only averages 2 goals per game in game 2 of back to back games, and only 2.2 goals per game in road games.But Colorado has been highly penalized as of late; giving up 4.3 man advantages per game in the last 5 they played.To enhance this point, Colorado penalty kill has been horrid this season.Their penalty kill is 24th in the league at 78%, but has been worse as of late; 72% at home this season, and 57.9 in the last 5.Minnesota should be good for 1, if not 2 power play goals Saturday night.
Colorado is 7th in scoring-the league- with 3 goals per game, yet they are 23rd in the league in goals against, giving up 2.96 goals per game.In second game of three back-to-back games this season, they averaged scoring 3.3 goals, and averaged giving up just under 3 per game in those contests.Colorado averages 3.6 goals per game at home this season.I just can’t see the need to further substantiate this one, I am going over all the way.
I see the end score as:
Colorado 4 – Minnesota 2 (possibly 3 if Minnesota can score 2 power play goals).I am not playing the game, because I can’t trust Colorado to not give up more man advantages than the 4-5 I anticipate.
Bol all!
lol.... this was a tough one...2 overturned goals, aves killed 100% pks, 2 missed break aways.... oh well.... went 1 for 2 (won Thrashers) on my primarys, and 3 for 4 overall (won Buffalo, and winning comfortably on the Canucks)..... BOL all
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