PHL -120 Amazing how this team went from that long losing streak (lost 15 of 18 and 10 straight in November) to this current run. I didn’t personally see it in them. With the win over Ottawa their last time out, the stretch is now pushed to 25-8-3 wherein more recently they’ve won 9 of 10 and now 5 straight. Petr Mrazek will get his 3 straight start and he’s been solid—not spectacular but consistently solid is all this Philly team really needs. He has a .917 Save% and 2.00 GAA in his first two starts, both wins. Charlie Lindgren: Stats look alright but its bolstered by his last outing which was a win over lowly Buffalo stopping 34 of 35. His 4 starts prior he was 0-4 with an .875 Save% and 3.68 GAA. Montreal has lost 7 of 8 and their only win in that stretch has come against my very own hapless Rangers. Philly is streaking towards the top of the division whereas Montreal is rebuilding.
TOR/TB over 6 -110 Tampa has the league leading offense and has scored 3 or more in 9 straight and 11 out of 12. In their own zone they’ve been having problems for a while now and despite the stellar play of Vasilevskiy, for the month they’ve allowed 39 goals in 12 February games (3.25 L12) and the penalty kill ranks near the bottom of the league—Grabner would have been an attractive fit here. Over has only lost once for them this month. Toronto is missing Austen Matthews but has a ridiculously deep lineup with 9 other players with 32+ points and four of those players having 40+. The Leafs have scored 3 or more in 9 of 10 and 13 of 15 (3.87 over L15).
Good luck to all starting out the new betting week!
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2/19-2/25 20-12 +$1093.00
Overall 149-106 +$4665.00
PHL -120 Amazing how this team went from that long losing streak (lost 15 of 18 and 10 straight in November) to this current run. I didn’t personally see it in them. With the win over Ottawa their last time out, the stretch is now pushed to 25-8-3 wherein more recently they’ve won 9 of 10 and now 5 straight. Petr Mrazek will get his 3 straight start and he’s been solid—not spectacular but consistently solid is all this Philly team really needs. He has a .917 Save% and 2.00 GAA in his first two starts, both wins. Charlie Lindgren: Stats look alright but its bolstered by his last outing which was a win over lowly Buffalo stopping 34 of 35. His 4 starts prior he was 0-4 with an .875 Save% and 3.68 GAA. Montreal has lost 7 of 8 and their only win in that stretch has come against my very own hapless Rangers. Philly is streaking towards the top of the division whereas Montreal is rebuilding.
TOR/TB over 6 -110 Tampa has the league leading offense and has scored 3 or more in 9 straight and 11 out of 12. In their own zone they’ve been having problems for a while now and despite the stellar play of Vasilevskiy, for the month they’ve allowed 39 goals in 12 February games (3.25 L12) and the penalty kill ranks near the bottom of the league—Grabner would have been an attractive fit here. Over has only lost once for them this month. Toronto is missing Austen Matthews but has a ridiculously deep lineup with 9 other players with 32+ points and four of those players having 40+. The Leafs have scored 3 or more in 9 of 10 and 13 of 15 (3.87 over L15).
Good luck to all starting out the new betting week!
2/19-2/25 20-12 +$1093.00 Overall 149-106 +$4665.00 PHL -120 Amazing how this team went from that long losing streak (lost 15 of 18 and 10 straight in November) to this current run. I didn’t personally see it in them. With the win over Ottawa their last time out, the stretch is now pushed to 25-8-3 wherein more recently they’ve won 9 of 10 and now 5 straight. Petr Mrazek will get his 3 straight start and he’s been solid—not spectacular but consistently solid is all this Philly team really needs. He has a .917 Save% and 2.00 GAA in his first two starts, both wins. Charlie Lindgren: Stats look alright but its bolstered by his last outing which was a win over lowly Buffalo stopping 34 of 35. His 4 starts prior he was 0-4 with an .875 Save% and 3.68 GAA. Montreal has lost 7 of 8 and their only win in that stretch has come against my very own hapless Rangers. Philly is streaking towards the top of the division whereas Montreal is rebuilding. TOR/TB over 6 -110 Tampa has the league leading offense and has scored 3 or more in 9 straight and 11 out of 12. In their own zone they’ve been having problems for a while now and despite the stellar play of Vasilevskiy, for the month they’ve allowed 39 goals in 12 February games (3.25 L12) and the penalty kill ranks near the bottom of the league—Grabner would have been an attractive fit here. Over has only lost once for them this month. Toronto is missing Austen Matthews but has a ridiculously deep lineup with 9 other players with 32+ points and four of those players having 40+. The Leafs have scored 3 or more in 9 of 10 and 13 of 15 (3.87 over L15). Good luck to all starting out the new betting week!
Great write up. Sent you a friend request Bartentender.
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2/19-2/25 20-12 +$1093.00 Overall 149-106 +$4665.00 PHL -120 Amazing how this team went from that long losing streak (lost 15 of 18 and 10 straight in November) to this current run. I didn’t personally see it in them. With the win over Ottawa their last time out, the stretch is now pushed to 25-8-3 wherein more recently they’ve won 9 of 10 and now 5 straight. Petr Mrazek will get his 3 straight start and he’s been solid—not spectacular but consistently solid is all this Philly team really needs. He has a .917 Save% and 2.00 GAA in his first two starts, both wins. Charlie Lindgren: Stats look alright but its bolstered by his last outing which was a win over lowly Buffalo stopping 34 of 35. His 4 starts prior he was 0-4 with an .875 Save% and 3.68 GAA. Montreal has lost 7 of 8 and their only win in that stretch has come against my very own hapless Rangers. Philly is streaking towards the top of the division whereas Montreal is rebuilding. TOR/TB over 6 -110 Tampa has the league leading offense and has scored 3 or more in 9 straight and 11 out of 12. In their own zone they’ve been having problems for a while now and despite the stellar play of Vasilevskiy, for the month they’ve allowed 39 goals in 12 February games (3.25 L12) and the penalty kill ranks near the bottom of the league—Grabner would have been an attractive fit here. Over has only lost once for them this month. Toronto is missing Austen Matthews but has a ridiculously deep lineup with 9 other players with 32+ points and four of those players having 40+. The Leafs have scored 3 or more in 9 of 10 and 13 of 15 (3.87 over L15). Good luck to all starting out the new betting week!
Great write up. Sent you a friend request Bartentender.
QUOTE Originally Posted by NYBartender: 2/19-2/25 20-12 +$1093.00 Overall 149-106 +$4665.00 PHL -120 Amazing how this team went from that long losing streak (lost 15 of 18 and 10 straight in November) to this current run. I didn’t personally see it in them. With the win over Ottawa their last time out, the stretch is now pushed to 25-8-3 wherein more recently they’ve won 9 of 10 and now 5 straight. Petr Mrazek will get his 3 straight start and he’s been solid—not spectacular but consistently solid is all this Philly team really needs. He has a .917 Save% and 2.00 GAA in his first two starts, both wins. Charlie Lindgren: Stats look alright but its bolstered by his last outing which was a win over lowly Buffalo stopping 34 of 35. His 4 starts prior he was 0-4 with an .875 Save% and 3.68 GAA. Montreal has lost 7 of 8 and their only win in that stretch has come against my very own hapless Rangers. Philly is streaking towards the top of the division whereas Montreal is rebuilding. TOR/TB over 6 -110 Tampa has the league leading offense and has scored 3 or more in 9 straight and 11 out of 12. In their own zone they’ve been having problems for a while now and despite the stellar play of Vasilevskiy, for the month they’ve allowed 39 goals in 12 February games (3.25 L12) and the penalty kill ranks near the bottom of the league—Grabner would have been an attractive fit here. Over has only lost once for them this month. Toronto is missing Austen Matthews but has a ridiculously deep lineup with 9 other players with 32+ points and four of those players having 40+. The Leafs have scored 3 or more in 9 of 10 and 13 of 15 (3.87 over L15). Good luck to all starting out the new betting week! Great write up. Sent you a friend request Bartentender.
Bartender
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Quote Originally Posted by rake122:
QUOTE Originally Posted by NYBartender: 2/19-2/25 20-12 +$1093.00 Overall 149-106 +$4665.00 PHL -120 Amazing how this team went from that long losing streak (lost 15 of 18 and 10 straight in November) to this current run. I didn’t personally see it in them. With the win over Ottawa their last time out, the stretch is now pushed to 25-8-3 wherein more recently they’ve won 9 of 10 and now 5 straight. Petr Mrazek will get his 3 straight start and he’s been solid—not spectacular but consistently solid is all this Philly team really needs. He has a .917 Save% and 2.00 GAA in his first two starts, both wins. Charlie Lindgren: Stats look alright but its bolstered by his last outing which was a win over lowly Buffalo stopping 34 of 35. His 4 starts prior he was 0-4 with an .875 Save% and 3.68 GAA. Montreal has lost 7 of 8 and their only win in that stretch has come against my very own hapless Rangers. Philly is streaking towards the top of the division whereas Montreal is rebuilding. TOR/TB over 6 -110 Tampa has the league leading offense and has scored 3 or more in 9 straight and 11 out of 12. In their own zone they’ve been having problems for a while now and despite the stellar play of Vasilevskiy, for the month they’ve allowed 39 goals in 12 February games (3.25 L12) and the penalty kill ranks near the bottom of the league—Grabner would have been an attractive fit here. Over has only lost once for them this month. Toronto is missing Austen Matthews but has a ridiculously deep lineup with 9 other players with 32+ points and four of those players having 40+. The Leafs have scored 3 or more in 9 of 10 and 13 of 15 (3.87 over L15). Good luck to all starting out the new betting week! Great write up. Sent you a friend request Bartentender.
QUOTE Originally Posted by NYBartender: 2/19-2/25 20-12 +$1093.00 Overall 149-106 +$4665.00 PHL -120 Amazing how this team went from that long losing streak (lost 15 of 18 and 10 straight in November) to this current run. I didn’t personally see it in them. With the win over Ottawa their last time out, the stretch is now pushed to 25-8-3 wherein more recently they’ve won 9 of 10 and now 5 straight. Petr Mrazek will get his 3 straight start and he’s been solid—not spectacular but consistently solid is all this Philly team really needs. He has a .917 Save% and 2.00 GAA in his first two starts, both wins. Charlie Lindgren: Stats look alright but its bolstered by his last outing which was a win over lowly Buffalo stopping 34 of 35. His 4 starts prior he was 0-4 with an .875 Save% and 3.68 GAA. Montreal has lost 7 of 8 and their only win in that stretch has come against my very own hapless Rangers. Philly is streaking towards the top of the division whereas Montreal is rebuilding. TOR/TB over 6 -110 Tampa has the league leading offense and has scored 3 or more in 9 straight and 11 out of 12. In their own zone they’ve been having problems for a while now and despite the stellar play of Vasilevskiy, for the month they’ve allowed 39 goals in 12 February games (3.25 L12) and the penalty kill ranks near the bottom of the league—Grabner would have been an attractive fit here. Over has only lost once for them this month. Toronto is missing Austen Matthews but has a ridiculously deep lineup with 9 other players with 32+ points and four of those players having 40+. The Leafs have scored 3 or more in 9 of 10 and 13 of 15 (3.87 over L15). Good luck to all starting out the new betting week! Great write up. Sent you a friend request Bartentender.
Thanks, but I don't even know what that means, haha.
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Quote Originally Posted by rake122:
QUOTE Originally Posted by NYBartender: 2/19-2/25 20-12 +$1093.00 Overall 149-106 +$4665.00 PHL -120 Amazing how this team went from that long losing streak (lost 15 of 18 and 10 straight in November) to this current run. I didn’t personally see it in them. With the win over Ottawa their last time out, the stretch is now pushed to 25-8-3 wherein more recently they’ve won 9 of 10 and now 5 straight. Petr Mrazek will get his 3 straight start and he’s been solid—not spectacular but consistently solid is all this Philly team really needs. He has a .917 Save% and 2.00 GAA in his first two starts, both wins. Charlie Lindgren: Stats look alright but its bolstered by his last outing which was a win over lowly Buffalo stopping 34 of 35. His 4 starts prior he was 0-4 with an .875 Save% and 3.68 GAA. Montreal has lost 7 of 8 and their only win in that stretch has come against my very own hapless Rangers. Philly is streaking towards the top of the division whereas Montreal is rebuilding. TOR/TB over 6 -110 Tampa has the league leading offense and has scored 3 or more in 9 straight and 11 out of 12. In their own zone they’ve been having problems for a while now and despite the stellar play of Vasilevskiy, for the month they’ve allowed 39 goals in 12 February games (3.25 L12) and the penalty kill ranks near the bottom of the league—Grabner would have been an attractive fit here. Over has only lost once for them this month. Toronto is missing Austen Matthews but has a ridiculously deep lineup with 9 other players with 32+ points and four of those players having 40+. The Leafs have scored 3 or more in 9 of 10 and 13 of 15 (3.87 over L15). Good luck to all starting out the new betting week! Great write up. Sent you a friend request Bartentender.
Thanks, but I don't even know what that means, haha.
QUOTE Originally Posted by rake122: QUOTE Originally Posted by NYBartender: 2/19-2/25 20-12 +$1093.00 Overall 149-106 +$4665.00 PHL -120 Amazing how this team went from that long losing streak (lost 15 of 18 and 10 straight in November) to this current run. I didn’t personally see it in them. With the win over Ottawa their last time out, the stretch is now pushed to 25-8-3 wherein more recently they’ve won 9 of 10 and now 5 straight. Petr Mrazek will get his 3 straight start and he’s been solid—not spectacular but consistently solid is all this Philly team really needs. He has a .917 Save% and 2.00 GAA in his first two starts, both wins. Charlie Lindgren: Stats look alright but its bolstered by his last outing which was a win over lowly Buffalo stopping 34 of 35. His 4 starts prior he was 0-4 with an .875 Save% and 3.68 GAA. Montreal has lost 7 of 8 and their only win in that stretch has come against my very own hapless Rangers. Philly is streaking towards the top of the division whereas Montreal is rebuilding. TOR/TB over 6 -110 Tampa has the league leading offense and has scored 3 or more in 9 straight and 11 out of 12. In their own zone they’ve been having problems for a while now and despite the stellar play of Vasilevskiy, for the month they’ve allowed 39 goals in 12 February games (3.25 L12) and the penalty kill ranks near the bottom of the league—Grabner would have been an attractive fit here. Over has only lost once for them this month. Toronto is missing Austen Matthews but has a ridiculously deep lineup with 9 other players with 32+ points and four of those players having 40+. The Leafs have scored 3 or more in 9 of 10 and 13 of 15 (3.87 over L15). Good luck to all starting out the new betting week! Great write up. Sent you a friend request Bartentender. Bartender
No problem. just figured it out myself. Just keep posting.
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QUOTE Originally Posted by rake122: QUOTE Originally Posted by NYBartender: 2/19-2/25 20-12 +$1093.00 Overall 149-106 +$4665.00 PHL -120 Amazing how this team went from that long losing streak (lost 15 of 18 and 10 straight in November) to this current run. I didn’t personally see it in them. With the win over Ottawa their last time out, the stretch is now pushed to 25-8-3 wherein more recently they’ve won 9 of 10 and now 5 straight. Petr Mrazek will get his 3 straight start and he’s been solid—not spectacular but consistently solid is all this Philly team really needs. He has a .917 Save% and 2.00 GAA in his first two starts, both wins. Charlie Lindgren: Stats look alright but its bolstered by his last outing which was a win over lowly Buffalo stopping 34 of 35. His 4 starts prior he was 0-4 with an .875 Save% and 3.68 GAA. Montreal has lost 7 of 8 and their only win in that stretch has come against my very own hapless Rangers. Philly is streaking towards the top of the division whereas Montreal is rebuilding. TOR/TB over 6 -110 Tampa has the league leading offense and has scored 3 or more in 9 straight and 11 out of 12. In their own zone they’ve been having problems for a while now and despite the stellar play of Vasilevskiy, for the month they’ve allowed 39 goals in 12 February games (3.25 L12) and the penalty kill ranks near the bottom of the league—Grabner would have been an attractive fit here. Over has only lost once for them this month. Toronto is missing Austen Matthews but has a ridiculously deep lineup with 9 other players with 32+ points and four of those players having 40+. The Leafs have scored 3 or more in 9 of 10 and 13 of 15 (3.87 over L15). Good luck to all starting out the new betting week! Great write up. Sent you a friend request Bartentender. Bartender
No problem. just figured it out myself. Just keep posting.
PIT/NJ over 6 1/2 -110Nearing the end of February and these two divisional opponents have only met once so far. That’s a mind numbingly terrible scheduling error. Has nothing to do with my bet…just an observation of absurdity. After the 5-6 loss to Florida, the Penguins offense has now scored 3 or more goals in 9-straight and 20 of 23 games. They’ve also scored 20 in their last four. Enter career backup Keith Kinkaid. Devils played to the over in six straight before the under decided not to hit in their last three. With the Pens in town, I expect a typical Pittsburgh game with back-and-forth action and the twine being tested on both ends.
TOR/FLA over 6 -115Panthers are now a legit playoff threat and find themselves on an 8-3 run with 39 goals scored in that span (3.54). Similar to my write-up yesterday about Toronto, it still holds true; they have a very skilled, deep lineup and they’ve proven they can score even without Austen Matthews. The Leafs have now scored 3 or more in 10 of 11 and 14 of 16 (3.81).
CGY/DAL over 6 -110This is simply a fade on David Rittich. He has been a mess since the full-time duties fell on his shoulders after the Mike Smith injury. The wheels have fallen off, rolled down a hill and caught fire it’s been so bad for him. Over his last 3 he has three losses with a .822 Save% and 5.23 GAA. His last time out he allowed 7 goals on 26 shots, so his confidence is probably destroyed. Now he gets to go into Dallas and try to stop one of the best lines in hockey; Benn-Seguin-Radulov. Calgary has the talent to score a few themselves but Rittich could give up a handful. *pending Rittich confirmation*
Good luck everyone. Tuesdays are my one day out actually working, lol. Be back tonight.
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2/26-3/4 2-0 +$200.00
Overall 151-106 +$4865.00
PIT/NJ over 6 1/2 -110Nearing the end of February and these two divisional opponents have only met once so far. That’s a mind numbingly terrible scheduling error. Has nothing to do with my bet…just an observation of absurdity. After the 5-6 loss to Florida, the Penguins offense has now scored 3 or more goals in 9-straight and 20 of 23 games. They’ve also scored 20 in their last four. Enter career backup Keith Kinkaid. Devils played to the over in six straight before the under decided not to hit in their last three. With the Pens in town, I expect a typical Pittsburgh game with back-and-forth action and the twine being tested on both ends.
TOR/FLA over 6 -115Panthers are now a legit playoff threat and find themselves on an 8-3 run with 39 goals scored in that span (3.54). Similar to my write-up yesterday about Toronto, it still holds true; they have a very skilled, deep lineup and they’ve proven they can score even without Austen Matthews. The Leafs have now scored 3 or more in 10 of 11 and 14 of 16 (3.81).
CGY/DAL over 6 -110This is simply a fade on David Rittich. He has been a mess since the full-time duties fell on his shoulders after the Mike Smith injury. The wheels have fallen off, rolled down a hill and caught fire it’s been so bad for him. Over his last 3 he has three losses with a .822 Save% and 5.23 GAA. His last time out he allowed 7 goals on 26 shots, so his confidence is probably destroyed. Now he gets to go into Dallas and try to stop one of the best lines in hockey; Benn-Seguin-Radulov. Calgary has the talent to score a few themselves but Rittich could give up a handful. *pending Rittich confirmation*
Good luck everyone. Tuesdays are my one day out actually working, lol. Be back tonight.
Got the shots on goal. 67 in one of the games and 78 in the other and an empty net situation that failed as usual but just didn't get the goals. On to tomorrow.
Yesterday: 0-2 -$225.00
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PIT/NJ over 6 -110
TOR/FLA over 6 -115
Got the shots on goal. 67 in one of the games and 78 in the other and an empty net situation that failed as usual but just didn't get the goals. On to tomorrow.
STL –147 Things have really fallen apart for The Blues with this 7-game losing streak. We’ve seen this before from the offense in doses this season, which has only scored 10 goals during this streak (1.42) but the hot play of Carter Hutton carried them through the other times. Hutton came on in relief in his last appearance and got smacked up, but St. Louis is going right back to him as he gets the nod to start tonight…and for good reason; he seems to bounce back with very solid games after the few very bad performances thus far this year. The Blues season isn’t over yet, but they need to stop the bleeding. At home against a weak offensive Detroit team is that time.
DET/STL under 5 +120 Detroit has played to the under in its last 8 and just traded away Tartar. Prior to last game’s loss, St. Louis played to the under in 4-straight and they must get back to the tight checking low scoring games that identified them as a playoff team earlier this season. They also lost some scoring punch in trading away Paul Stastny.
TB -1 ½ +102 Weird part of the season where I have no choice but to regurgitate stats and angles. We all know what Tampa just did. They got better. They traded away picks and a player (none of real consequence, imo) and got back better players who can contribute now. Thy fixed a need with a top pair defenseman and added some grit without losing talent or scoring punch with J.T. Miller. As for Buffalo, they get to play on the road and a bad team all year got worse at the deadline as they traded away Evander Kane. Tampa should simply have too much punch here for Buffalo to keep up.
COL TT O2.5 -175 Not happy with the line but, fading David Rittich as I had planned yesterday. Over his last 3 he has three losses with a .822 Save% and 5.23 GAA. His last time out he allowed 7 goals on 26. Calgary plays the second of a B2B here in the thin air of Colorado. MacKinnon has looked good and has been in on Colorado’s last 4 goals so he’s starting to get going again.
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2/26-3/4 2-2 -$25.00
Overall 151-108 +$46640.00
STL –147 Things have really fallen apart for The Blues with this 7-game losing streak. We’ve seen this before from the offense in doses this season, which has only scored 10 goals during this streak (1.42) but the hot play of Carter Hutton carried them through the other times. Hutton came on in relief in his last appearance and got smacked up, but St. Louis is going right back to him as he gets the nod to start tonight…and for good reason; he seems to bounce back with very solid games after the few very bad performances thus far this year. The Blues season isn’t over yet, but they need to stop the bleeding. At home against a weak offensive Detroit team is that time.
DET/STL under 5 +120 Detroit has played to the under in its last 8 and just traded away Tartar. Prior to last game’s loss, St. Louis played to the under in 4-straight and they must get back to the tight checking low scoring games that identified them as a playoff team earlier this season. They also lost some scoring punch in trading away Paul Stastny.
TB -1 ½ +102 Weird part of the season where I have no choice but to regurgitate stats and angles. We all know what Tampa just did. They got better. They traded away picks and a player (none of real consequence, imo) and got back better players who can contribute now. Thy fixed a need with a top pair defenseman and added some grit without losing talent or scoring punch with J.T. Miller. As for Buffalo, they get to play on the road and a bad team all year got worse at the deadline as they traded away Evander Kane. Tampa should simply have too much punch here for Buffalo to keep up.
COL TT O2.5 -175 Not happy with the line but, fading David Rittich as I had planned yesterday. Over his last 3 he has three losses with a .822 Save% and 5.23 GAA. His last time out he allowed 7 goals on 26. Calgary plays the second of a B2B here in the thin air of Colorado. MacKinnon has looked good and has been in on Colorado’s last 4 goals so he’s starting to get going again.
u like AVA/FLA over 6.5? it feels good for me cuz both varlamov and rittich not been too impressive.
Calgary.
But no, I'm unsure. 6.5 is a big line for a Calgary game. I'm surprised. I'd actually go under if its 6.5 but personally not a fan of that line or where you got it from. Seems oddly off.
I have 6 at -115 on my site. I would pass on it, personally. But if you do, don't hate me if it hits lol.
I will say this...since Varlamov has come back from injury, at home, similar to this young Colorado team as a whole, he has played much better with a .965 Save% and 1.35 GAA in 3 home starts. I leaned Colorado but offset that b/c of how good Calgary has been on the road so decided to just fade Rittich giving up goals instead.
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u like AVA/FLA over 6.5? it feels good for me cuz both varlamov and rittich not been too impressive.
Calgary.
But no, I'm unsure. 6.5 is a big line for a Calgary game. I'm surprised. I'd actually go under if its 6.5 but personally not a fan of that line or where you got it from. Seems oddly off.
I have 6 at -115 on my site. I would pass on it, personally. But if you do, don't hate me if it hits lol.
I will say this...since Varlamov has come back from injury, at home, similar to this young Colorado team as a whole, he has played much better with a .965 Save% and 1.35 GAA in 3 home starts. I leaned Colorado but offset that b/c of how good Calgary has been on the road so decided to just fade Rittich giving up goals instead.
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