NHL Parlay Picks & Same Game Parlay Predictions

Washington is 5-2 at home, and the Caps are also the better five-on-five team, with the Flyers ranking 29th in Corsi For percentage and 28th in expected goals percentage. The Philly offensive struggles have led to the total going Under the number in nine of 14 games this season. Washington is equipped to play better team defense and receive an uptick in goaltending, too. Turning to Kyrou, he’s marked the scoresheet in four consecutive games and is skating on the top line and No. 1 power-play unit.

The Oilers pace the NHL in goals per game (4.25) and power-play percentage (35.0%), while the Flames have scored the sixth-fewest goals per game, so I’m not expecting Calgary to score enough to help send this total Over the number. Edmonton is also set to improve on its unsustainably low .867 team save percentage at 5-on-5 over the past four games. Turning to Podkolzin, he’s skating with Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl in all situations, and the Russian winger has found the scoresheet in nine of 12 games for a high-end 3.4 points per 60 minutes.

I’m combining Colorado on the moneyline with Artturi Lehkonen to pick up a point and Nathan MacKinnon to score.

Lehkonen ranks Top-10 in 5-on-5 points and has been ultra-efficient in that state. New Jersey is one of the most disciplined teams in the league, so even-strength production is imperative. 

MacKinnon has six goals through six games in Colorado this year, and has tallied five goals over the last four games against New Jersey.