NASH -1/2 -125 I am not a believer in Minnesota this year. They’re old, slow, they basically did nothing this off season except bring back one of the lowest Corsi % teams in the league and it shows this season. They’ve yet to win in regulation and sit 1-1-2 and were thoroughly dominated in their only road game this season. They head into Nashville where the Preds are 4-1 overall and peppered Mike Smith with 40+ shots during their only loss which seems to be an anomaly at this point. The one bright spot for Minnesota thus far has been the play of Devan Dubnyk and he sits tonight as Alex Stalock gets the starting nod. On the road last year, he had an .899 Save% and 3.41 GAA. I’ll take the superior team on home ice backed by Pekke Rinne and his .946 Save% and 1.67 GAA. I’m putting this wager through now as even if Rinne sits, we get Saros who, as the full time back-up to Rinne the last two years has compiled a career .923 Save% and 2.42 GAA so both options are fine by me.
NASH -1/2 -125 I am not a believer in Minnesota this year. They’re old, slow, they basically did nothing this off season except bring back one of the lowest Corsi % teams in the league and it shows this season. They’ve yet to win in regulation and sit 1-1-2 and were thoroughly dominated in their only road game this season. They head into Nashville where the Preds are 4-1 overall and peppered Mike Smith with 40+ shots during their only loss which seems to be an anomaly at this point. The one bright spot for Minnesota thus far has been the play of Devan Dubnyk and he sits tonight as Alex Stalock gets the starting nod. On the road last year, he had an .899 Save% and 3.41 GAA. I’ll take the superior team on home ice backed by Pekke Rinne and his .946 Save% and 1.67 GAA. I’m putting this wager through now as even if Rinne sits, we get Saros who, as the full time back-up to Rinne the last two years has compiled a career .923 Save% and 2.42 GAA so both options are fine by me.
I like the Nashville play. I don’t like laying on high money lines thou. I’m strictly dog or 90% dog, but I did take the under thinking Nashville wins 3-0 or 4-0..... nice call. Might take the puckline
I like the Nashville play. I don’t like laying on high money lines thou. I’m strictly dog or 90% dog, but I did take the under thinking Nashville wins 3-0 or 4-0..... nice call. Might take the puckline
I like the Nashville play. I don’t like laying on high money lines thou. I’m strictly dog or 90% dog, but I did take the under thinking Nashville wins 3-0 or 4-0..... nice call. Might take the puckline
I don't like high money lines, either. That's why I'm on the regulation line of only -125 and the puck line. I think this should be a multi-goal win for The Preds here so no reason to risk a -210 line or whatever your book may have it as.
I do like the Under as well and its a good possibility I add it in a bit actually. Also waiting to see if Campbell gets the nod for L.A. If not, I'll def take the over in a Sparks vs. Budaj match-up at the line of 6. Good luck!
I like the Nashville play. I don’t like laying on high money lines thou. I’m strictly dog or 90% dog, but I did take the under thinking Nashville wins 3-0 or 4-0..... nice call. Might take the puckline
I don't like high money lines, either. That's why I'm on the regulation line of only -125 and the puck line. I think this should be a multi-goal win for The Preds here so no reason to risk a -210 line or whatever your book may have it as.
I do like the Under as well and its a good possibility I add it in a bit actually. Also waiting to see if Campbell gets the nod for L.A. If not, I'll def take the over in a Sparks vs. Budaj match-up at the line of 6. Good luck!
TB -1/2 -120 I’ve been very underwhelmed by Tampa Bay this year as they’ve gotten out of the gate at a slow pace—of course they finally exploded last year out with 8 GF. On the other side you have Carolina who got shot out of the proverbial cannon to start their year and yet here I am siding with the slow-starting team. Why? As I mentioned when I bet against Carolina in their last game. I consider their start a scheduling façade—getting early wins against very weak competition. They just absorbed their first loss of the year and now they play another high caliber team–despite their slow start and do so on the road playing their third game in four nights to end a 3-game road trip. Gonna run with the Bolts and Alphabet who has a .950 Save% and 1.64 GAA.
WIN -1/2 Oilers head into Winnipeg with the 31 ranked PK unit. That might play a part in the outcome of this game. Winnipeg is 2-0 at home this year and although the offense has yet to take flight, they have only allowed 1-goal in each home game thus far. Connor Hellebuyck should be back in net and last year he went 30-5-2 at home with a .921 Save% and 2.31 GAA (just copying stats I’ve now mentioned in previous posts, but stats are stats). Edmonton has only scored 5 goals in 3 games thus far as the offense has really struggled. Their only win has come against my rebuilding BlueShirts and playing at The Bell MTS Place probably won’t work out well for them. Talbot has also struggled in the early going this season with only a .901 Save% through his 3 starts. I expect the home team to handle things in regulation here.
TB -1/2 -120 I’ve been very underwhelmed by Tampa Bay this year as they’ve gotten out of the gate at a slow pace—of course they finally exploded last year out with 8 GF. On the other side you have Carolina who got shot out of the proverbial cannon to start their year and yet here I am siding with the slow-starting team. Why? As I mentioned when I bet against Carolina in their last game. I consider their start a scheduling façade—getting early wins against very weak competition. They just absorbed their first loss of the year and now they play another high caliber team–despite their slow start and do so on the road playing their third game in four nights to end a 3-game road trip. Gonna run with the Bolts and Alphabet who has a .950 Save% and 1.64 GAA.
WIN -1/2 Oilers head into Winnipeg with the 31 ranked PK unit. That might play a part in the outcome of this game. Winnipeg is 2-0 at home this year and although the offense has yet to take flight, they have only allowed 1-goal in each home game thus far. Connor Hellebuyck should be back in net and last year he went 30-5-2 at home with a .921 Save% and 2.31 GAA (just copying stats I’ve now mentioned in previous posts, but stats are stats). Edmonton has only scored 5 goals in 3 games thus far as the offense has really struggled. Their only win has come against my rebuilding BlueShirts and playing at The Bell MTS Place probably won’t work out well for them. Talbot has also struggled in the early going this season with only a .901 Save% through his 3 starts. I expect the home team to handle things in regulation here.
ARZ/MIN under 5 ½ -110 I was hoping this would be a gifted 6 but Vegas isn’t that stupid and adjusted it to 5.5. I’ll still bite here. I’ve mentioned a few times how I’m down on Minny this year as being a low Corsi % team that came back without any off-season improvements and so just an older version of last year’s roster. What’s going well for them right now is Devan Dubnyk who has an outstanding .934 Save% so far this season. He’s doing everything he can to off-set the Wild’s mediocre offense which ranks 21 in the league at 2.5 GF. He gets to face off against a team really struggling to hit the twine as The Yotes have been shut out THREE times in FOUR games! Arizona has scored a measly two regulation goals in 12 periods of play and one full OT period (0.5 GF)! Now add in Antti Raanta who’s Save% isn’t anything to write home about at .903 but his GAA sits at a beautiful 2.22 and last year he put up Vezina caliber numbers for Arizona. These offenses clashing backed by these goalies beg for the under to cash.
COL -135 Henrik Lunqvist keep this one close but ultimately my rebuilding Blueshirts will succumb to this Nathan McKinnon-led Colorado team. At a glance these two teams statistically are at opposite ends of the spectrum; whereas The Rangers rank near the bottom of the league in GF, GA, their PK and PP units, Colorado finds themselves near the top in each of the same. The Rangers scored 5 goals against Carolina in a track meet of a game but throw out that one anomaly and they have only scored 7 goals in their other 4 games (1.75) which is more indicative of what their offense will be day-in and day-out. Whoever we see in net for The Avalanche, Grubauer or Varlamov, is probably licking their chops to get the start. Road team here…and potentially big so consider the puck line also if you’re bored.
Off to work for the day/night. Good luck, everybody!
ARZ/MIN under 5 ½ -110 I was hoping this would be a gifted 6 but Vegas isn’t that stupid and adjusted it to 5.5. I’ll still bite here. I’ve mentioned a few times how I’m down on Minny this year as being a low Corsi % team that came back without any off-season improvements and so just an older version of last year’s roster. What’s going well for them right now is Devan Dubnyk who has an outstanding .934 Save% so far this season. He’s doing everything he can to off-set the Wild’s mediocre offense which ranks 21 in the league at 2.5 GF. He gets to face off against a team really struggling to hit the twine as The Yotes have been shut out THREE times in FOUR games! Arizona has scored a measly two regulation goals in 12 periods of play and one full OT period (0.5 GF)! Now add in Antti Raanta who’s Save% isn’t anything to write home about at .903 but his GAA sits at a beautiful 2.22 and last year he put up Vezina caliber numbers for Arizona. These offenses clashing backed by these goalies beg for the under to cash.
COL -135 Henrik Lunqvist keep this one close but ultimately my rebuilding Blueshirts will succumb to this Nathan McKinnon-led Colorado team. At a glance these two teams statistically are at opposite ends of the spectrum; whereas The Rangers rank near the bottom of the league in GF, GA, their PK and PP units, Colorado finds themselves near the top in each of the same. The Rangers scored 5 goals against Carolina in a track meet of a game but throw out that one anomaly and they have only scored 7 goals in their other 4 games (1.75) which is more indicative of what their offense will be day-in and day-out. Whoever we see in net for The Avalanche, Grubauer or Varlamov, is probably licking their chops to get the start. Road team here…and potentially big so consider the puck line also if you’re bored.
Off to work for the day/night. Good luck, everybody!
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