Nearly a year ago, the New York Rangers eliminated the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 6 of a second-round series via a hat trick by Chris Kreider.
Eleven months later, things are drastically different for the Metropolitan Division foes. Two days after clinching home ice in the opening round, the Hurricanes host the disappointing Rangers on Saturday afternoon in Raleigh, N.C.
The Hurricanes (46-27-5, 97 points) are locked into second place in the Metropolitan, giving them home ice over the New Jersey Devils in a first-round series. Carolina will finish first or second in the division for the fourth straight season, and is attempting to reach 100 points for the fourth time in as many campaigns.
Carolina also is trying to stop a season-high four-game losing streak that continued when it was unable to score in the shootout of Thursday's 5-4 loss to the Washington Capitals. The Hurricanes are on their worst slide after winning 12 of 14 (12-2-0) from March 2-April 2.
The Hurricanes outscored the Rangers 11-4 in the first three meetings, including a 4-3 home win on Nov. 27 when Jarvis and Jackson Blake scored power-play goals in a comeback win.
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New York Rangers @Carolina HurricanesPL-1.5 +118BETMGM * 3:07 pm
Nearly a year ago, the New York Rangers eliminated the Carolina Hurricanes in Game 6 of a second-round series via a hat trick by Chris Kreider.
Eleven months later, things are drastically different for the Metropolitan Division foes. Two days after clinching home ice in the opening round, the Hurricanes host the disappointing Rangers on Saturday afternoon in Raleigh, N.C.
The Hurricanes (46-27-5, 97 points) are locked into second place in the Metropolitan, giving them home ice over the New Jersey Devils in a first-round series. Carolina will finish first or second in the division for the fourth straight season, and is attempting to reach 100 points for the fourth time in as many campaigns.
Carolina also is trying to stop a season-high four-game losing streak that continued when it was unable to score in the shootout of Thursday's 5-4 loss to the Washington Capitals. The Hurricanes are on their worst slide after winning 12 of 14 (12-2-0) from March 2-April 2.
The Hurricanes outscored the Rangers 11-4 in the first three meetings, including a 4-3 home win on Nov. 27 when Jarvis and Jackson Blake scored power-play goals in a comeback win.
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MontrealCanadiens PL+1.5 -135bet365 @ Toronto Maple Leafs * 7:07 pm
The Montreal Canadiens will try again to clinch a playoff spot when they visit the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday night.
The Canadiens (39-31-9, 87 points) had a chance to reach the postseason by winning on Friday, but they lost 5-2 to the host Ottawa Senators to end their season-best, six-game winning streak.
The Maple Leafs (48-26-4, 100 points) have their own incentive. They hold first place in the Atlantic Division by two points over the Tampa Bay Lightning and four over the Florida Panthers.
Toronto leads the season series against Montreal 2-1-0. The Canadiens, who have a six-point lead over the Columbus Blue Jackets in the chase for the second and final wild-card berth in the Eastern Conference, will try to overcome the slow start that put them behind 2-0 at 4:18 of the first period on Friday.
A lively start could be useful for the Canadiens on Saturday to put pressure on the Maple Leafs, who will be short a player.
With defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson out, Toronto will play with five defensemen and 12 forwards.
A Toronto win on Saturday would put the Maple Leafs out of Florida's reach in the race for the division lead.
What do you call an Eternal Optimist? An accordion player with a beeper!
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adding my Final play to the equation Short & Sweet: woof woof
I so wanted to take the ML+185 but decided to take the Puckline instead in a "Tight as a Water crab's a*s*s*' type of game & lay the juice, I like the fact it's +1.5 . . . wtf do I know
MontrealCanadiens PL+1.5 -135bet365 @ Toronto Maple Leafs * 7:07 pm
The Montreal Canadiens will try again to clinch a playoff spot when they visit the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday night.
The Canadiens (39-31-9, 87 points) had a chance to reach the postseason by winning on Friday, but they lost 5-2 to the host Ottawa Senators to end their season-best, six-game winning streak.
The Maple Leafs (48-26-4, 100 points) have their own incentive. They hold first place in the Atlantic Division by two points over the Tampa Bay Lightning and four over the Florida Panthers.
Toronto leads the season series against Montreal 2-1-0. The Canadiens, who have a six-point lead over the Columbus Blue Jackets in the chase for the second and final wild-card berth in the Eastern Conference, will try to overcome the slow start that put them behind 2-0 at 4:18 of the first period on Friday.
A lively start could be useful for the Canadiens on Saturday to put pressure on the Maple Leafs, who will be short a player.
With defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsson out, Toronto will play with five defensemen and 12 forwards.
A Toronto win on Saturday would put the Maple Leafs out of Florida's reach in the race for the division lead.
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