I'm with Tepham on all the sweet plays today, but just for the record, I'm hedging the Devils PL with the ML with a slight unit bias to the ML so I at least win something, even with high juice. Still gives about an even money combo line.
If you got the bankroll, do it. I have the ML on a small parlay as well Personal hate betting high values
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Quote Originally Posted by Hardtimes75:
I'm with Tepham on all the sweet plays today, but just for the record, I'm hedging the Devils PL with the ML with a slight unit bias to the ML so I at least win something, even with high juice. Still gives about an even money combo line.
If you got the bankroll, do it. I have the ML on a small parlay as well Personal hate betting high values
If i may, with all due respect, all the these informations are irrelevant. Last year, the Flyers were THE best road team in the league. Since,
They lost Jagr, Van Riemsdyk and Carle.
They signed Schenn and Gervais.
Hartnell and Mesjaros are injured.
They are 2-8-0 on the road so far.
They are on the end of a huuuuge road trip, and probably tired.
On the other side,
The Islanders have almost the same exact team, except for PA Parenteau.
They have 1 more year of experience together and it shows on the ice.
Why would you bet on the Flyers at almost even odds in this one ?
P.A. Parenteau was a HUGE loss for the Isles for a couple of reasons. One, the guy is productive in the scoring column. Look at what he's done so far in Colorado with a depleted Avs roster. Second, he afforded the Isles roster last year of having two dominant scoring lines. Right now, the Isles only have one scoring line and when you have a physical team like Philly, you throw bodies on Taveres and play a physical game. The Isles might be a year more experienced but experience doesn't always equate to scoring or wins.....I like your thoughts, just my 2 cents.
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Quote Originally Posted by FinesFan:
If i may, with all due respect, all the these informations are irrelevant. Last year, the Flyers were THE best road team in the league. Since,
They lost Jagr, Van Riemsdyk and Carle.
They signed Schenn and Gervais.
Hartnell and Mesjaros are injured.
They are 2-8-0 on the road so far.
They are on the end of a huuuuge road trip, and probably tired.
On the other side,
The Islanders have almost the same exact team, except for PA Parenteau.
They have 1 more year of experience together and it shows on the ice.
Why would you bet on the Flyers at almost even odds in this one ?
P.A. Parenteau was a HUGE loss for the Isles for a couple of reasons. One, the guy is productive in the scoring column. Look at what he's done so far in Colorado with a depleted Avs roster. Second, he afforded the Isles roster last year of having two dominant scoring lines. Right now, the Isles only have one scoring line and when you have a physical team like Philly, you throw bodies on Taveres and play a physical game. The Isles might be a year more experienced but experience doesn't always equate to scoring or wins.....I like your thoughts, just my 2 cents.
P.A. Parenteau was a HUGE loss for the Isles for a couple of reasons. One, the guy is productive in the scoring column. Look at what he's done so far in Colorado with a depleted Avs roster. Second, he afforded the Isles roster last year of having two dominant scoring lines. Right now, the Isles only have one scoring line and when you have a physical team like Philly, you throw bodies on Taveres and play a physical game. The Isles might be a year more experienced but experience doesn't always equate to scoring or wins.....I like your thoughts, just my 2 cents.
completely agree with AMD. Islanders have won 2 in a row because Tavares has been on fire but once you get past the isles first line it's a huge drop off.goid luck with the rest of your plays
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Quote Originally Posted by amd:
P.A. Parenteau was a HUGE loss for the Isles for a couple of reasons. One, the guy is productive in the scoring column. Look at what he's done so far in Colorado with a depleted Avs roster. Second, he afforded the Isles roster last year of having two dominant scoring lines. Right now, the Isles only have one scoring line and when you have a physical team like Philly, you throw bodies on Taveres and play a physical game. The Isles might be a year more experienced but experience doesn't always equate to scoring or wins.....I like your thoughts, just my 2 cents.
completely agree with AMD. Islanders have won 2 in a row because Tavares has been on fire but once you get past the isles first line it's a huge drop off.goid luck with the rest of your plays
P.A. Parenteau was a HUGE loss for the Isles for a couple of reasons. One, the guy is productive in the scoring column. Look at what he's done so far in Colorado with a depleted Avs roster. Second, he afforded the Isles roster last year of having two dominant scoring lines. Right now, the Isles only have one scoring line and when you have a physical team like Philly, you throw bodies on Taveres and play a physical game. The Isles might be a year more experienced but experience doesn't always equate to scoring or wins.....I like your thoughts, just my 2 cents.
Fantastic points AMD. I love your commentary. You know your stuff. I initially was leaning NYI too but decided to lay off that... Money you didn't lose is just as good as the money you win. Nice call on the Flyers.
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Quote Originally Posted by amd:
P.A. Parenteau was a HUGE loss for the Isles for a couple of reasons. One, the guy is productive in the scoring column. Look at what he's done so far in Colorado with a depleted Avs roster. Second, he afforded the Isles roster last year of having two dominant scoring lines. Right now, the Isles only have one scoring line and when you have a physical team like Philly, you throw bodies on Taveres and play a physical game. The Isles might be a year more experienced but experience doesn't always equate to scoring or wins.....I like your thoughts, just my 2 cents.
Fantastic points AMD. I love your commentary. You know your stuff. I initially was leaning NYI too but decided to lay off that... Money you didn't lose is just as good as the money you win. Nice call on the Flyers.
Yeah man... The reason I backed off is because apparently after the Flyers last loss Giroux went off on the rest of the club... So I figured they'd be fired up today.
Only reason I didn't play the Islanders... Tough beat dude.
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Yeah man... The reason I backed off is because apparently after the Flyers last loss Giroux went off on the rest of the club... So I figured they'd be fired up today.
Only reason I didn't play the Islanders... Tough beat dude.
Yeah man... The reason I backed off is because apparently after the Flyers last loss Giroux went off on the rest of the club... So I figured they'd be fired up today.
Only reason I didn't play the Islanders... Tough beat dude.
He's making a statement as a captain, no one on Isle is stepping up today. They look so lazy.. even the fans are booing them. They dont look good today
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Quote Originally Posted by Fuzzrod:
Yeah man... The reason I backed off is because apparently after the Flyers last loss Giroux went off on the rest of the club... So I figured they'd be fired up today.
Only reason I didn't play the Islanders... Tough beat dude.
He's making a statement as a captain, no one on Isle is stepping up today. They look so lazy.. even the fans are booing them. They dont look good today
He's making a statement as a captain, no one on Isle is stepping up today. They look so lazy.. even the fans are booing them. They dont look good today
The Isles have one of the worst fans in the NHL. In fact, theyre second to last in the NHL in attendance. Phoenix is the worst. Columbus, Anaheim, Winnipeg and Florida are right there with them. The last time the Isles bandwagoning fans showed any support was when Billy Smith was between the pipes.
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Quote Originally Posted by Tepham:
He's making a statement as a captain, no one on Isle is stepping up today. They look so lazy.. even the fans are booing them. They dont look good today
The Isles have one of the worst fans in the NHL. In fact, theyre second to last in the NHL in attendance. Phoenix is the worst. Columbus, Anaheim, Winnipeg and Florida are right there with them. The last time the Isles bandwagoning fans showed any support was when Billy Smith was between the pipes.
The Isles have one of the worst fans in the NHL. In fact, theyre second to last in the NHL in attendance. Phoenix is the worst. Columbus, Anaheim, Winnipeg and Florida are right there with them. The last time the Isles bandwagoning fans showed any support was when Billy Smith was between the pipes.
Thats not true.. Isles yeah attendence wise.. since the Rangers are the popular team.. Phoenix and Florida I can agree but Winnipeg? They have a huge fan base!
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Quote Originally Posted by amd:
The Isles have one of the worst fans in the NHL. In fact, theyre second to last in the NHL in attendance. Phoenix is the worst. Columbus, Anaheim, Winnipeg and Florida are right there with them. The last time the Isles bandwagoning fans showed any support was when Billy Smith was between the pipes.
Thats not true.. Isles yeah attendence wise.. since the Rangers are the popular team.. Phoenix and Florida I can agree but Winnipeg? They have a huge fan base!
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