Lol no worries. I'm the empty net mush!
Lol no worries. I'm the empty net mush!
Didn’t post my write-up for the NYI/PIT game because I was late getting to the desktop and figured it wouldn’t matter as I posted just as the puck dropped.
Had the over in PHL/TB earlier also which was an easy win. Let’s hope these other three prove just as easy.
Adding:
ARZ -130 Ottawa is playing the second of a road back-to-back after a huge win last night in Vegas. Average Mike Condon gets the start and I expect a letdown after last night’s big win. As for Arizona, I’ve mentioned before the great stats of Antti Raanta playing on this very bad team which is a testament to how well he has really played even beyond those numbers. His recent record is starting to bear the fruits of that play as he’s gone 7-1-1 in his last 9 outings with a .943 Save% and 2.02 GAA.
NYR/EDM over 6 ½ -105 This bet is simply a fade on the Rangers defense. Don’t let back-to-back wins by the Blueshirts fool you…this team did not look good at all in doing so. Only Lundqvist did. Both wins came despite giving up 50+ shots each time out. This young defensive group is simply too inexperienced and if teams like Vancouver are going to run wild on them, then expect most everyone too as well. Blueshirts travel to Edmonton for the second game of a road B2B and third game in four nights so now you have this young, inexperienced d-corps a bit fatigued as well. Oilers aren’t world beaters, but you don’t have to be against this Rangers team at the moment. Connor McDavid is going to have his way with rookie goalie Alexander Georgiev and co.
Didn’t post my write-up for the NYI/PIT game because I was late getting to the desktop and figured it wouldn’t matter as I posted just as the puck dropped.
Had the over in PHL/TB earlier also which was an easy win. Let’s hope these other three prove just as easy.
Adding:
ARZ -130 Ottawa is playing the second of a road back-to-back after a huge win last night in Vegas. Average Mike Condon gets the start and I expect a letdown after last night’s big win. As for Arizona, I’ve mentioned before the great stats of Antti Raanta playing on this very bad team which is a testament to how well he has really played even beyond those numbers. His recent record is starting to bear the fruits of that play as he’s gone 7-1-1 in his last 9 outings with a .943 Save% and 2.02 GAA.
NYR/EDM over 6 ½ -105 This bet is simply a fade on the Rangers defense. Don’t let back-to-back wins by the Blueshirts fool you…this team did not look good at all in doing so. Only Lundqvist did. Both wins came despite giving up 50+ shots each time out. This young defensive group is simply too inexperienced and if teams like Vancouver are going to run wild on them, then expect most everyone too as well. Blueshirts travel to Edmonton for the second game of a road B2B and third game in four nights so now you have this young, inexperienced d-corps a bit fatigued as well. Oilers aren’t world beaters, but you don’t have to be against this Rangers team at the moment. Connor McDavid is going to have his way with rookie goalie Alexander Georgiev and co.
Gonna be another 50+ save performance robbing me of another over bet just like Lundqvist in Calgary!
Gonna be another 50+ save performance robbing me of another over bet just like Lundqvist in Calgary!
2/26-3/4 10-13 -$101.00
Overall 159-119 +$4606.00
NASH/Col over 6 -110 I like how both teams are lighting the lamp lately. Nashville comes into Colorado on a 7-game winning streak and in that span, they have scored 33 goals (4.71) and have also scored 3 or more in all seven games. The Avalanche are a different team at home as young teams generally are. They have won 12 of their last 13 at the Pepsi Center and so far, have won the first three of this four game home stand as well, scoring 15 goals in the process (5.00). The home team is banged up defensively which helps the potential over here, so I’m looking at an offensive game here.
MINN -1 ½ +145 Minnesota is another of those teams with drastically different results on home ice where they are 22-5-1 whereas they’re only 14-17-1 on the road. Back home they get to take on the traveling Red Wings team who are in the midst of a tough 3-game stretch in WIN, MIN then BOS. Ouch. The Wild were cruising along on a 5-game winning streak before back-to-back road losses, so I expect them to right the ship here on home ice against an inferior opponent. The Wild start Devan Dubnyk who has a nice .927 Save% and 2.19 GAA on home ice.
PHL/FLA over 6 +105 I expect some lethargic play from Philly after the emotional come down from that loss to Tampa. Twice they blew multi-goal leads, but this is a team learning how to win and that was against the top team in the NHL so chock it up to a learning experience. Still, a come down is expected here. On the bright side, Philly is 26-9-4 since the start of December and they’ve scored 127 goals (3.26). I’m not sure where that specifically ranks them from that point on, but I do know that the average they’ve had since then would rank them 5 in the league in offense, which is impressive. Young Florida is 12-3 in their last 15 and currently running up a 5-game winning streak where they’ve scored 3 or more in all five games.
2/26-3/4 10-13 -$101.00
Overall 159-119 +$4606.00
NASH/Col over 6 -110 I like how both teams are lighting the lamp lately. Nashville comes into Colorado on a 7-game winning streak and in that span, they have scored 33 goals (4.71) and have also scored 3 or more in all seven games. The Avalanche are a different team at home as young teams generally are. They have won 12 of their last 13 at the Pepsi Center and so far, have won the first three of this four game home stand as well, scoring 15 goals in the process (5.00). The home team is banged up defensively which helps the potential over here, so I’m looking at an offensive game here.
MINN -1 ½ +145 Minnesota is another of those teams with drastically different results on home ice where they are 22-5-1 whereas they’re only 14-17-1 on the road. Back home they get to take on the traveling Red Wings team who are in the midst of a tough 3-game stretch in WIN, MIN then BOS. Ouch. The Wild were cruising along on a 5-game winning streak before back-to-back road losses, so I expect them to right the ship here on home ice against an inferior opponent. The Wild start Devan Dubnyk who has a nice .927 Save% and 2.19 GAA on home ice.
PHL/FLA over 6 +105 I expect some lethargic play from Philly after the emotional come down from that loss to Tampa. Twice they blew multi-goal leads, but this is a team learning how to win and that was against the top team in the NHL so chock it up to a learning experience. Still, a come down is expected here. On the bright side, Philly is 26-9-4 since the start of December and they’ve scored 127 goals (3.26). I’m not sure where that specifically ranks them from that point on, but I do know that the average they’ve had since then would rank them 5 in the league in offense, which is impressive. Young Florida is 12-3 in their last 15 and currently running up a 5-game winning streak where they’ve scored 3 or more in all five games.
Tried multiple times to post earlier and Covers refused to acept the post. Not sure why. Anyway, this is what I had gone with .
Good luck to everyone today!
Tried multiple times to post earlier and Covers refused to acept the post. Not sure why. Anyway, this is what I had gone with .
Good luck to everyone today!
Yeah, hoping for a bounce back effort fromboth the team and Dubnyk tonight! Good luck as well!
Yeah, hoping for a bounce back effort fromboth the team and Dubnyk tonight! Good luck as well!
Seeet pick. Thanks for posting. Haven't seen anyone handicap NHL as good as you. You bailed me out a few bad days. Ty
Seeet pick. Thanks for posting. Haven't seen anyone handicap NHL as good as you. You bailed me out a few bad days. Ty
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