These ain’t your dad’s New Jersey Devils. In 2019-20 the
Devils will be challenging for the 1st overall selection in this year’s draft,
rather than a Stanley Cup Championship.
Coming off of three straight one losses, bettors won’t find
value betting the Devils moneyline. Wins are few and far between for this
squad. However, the team is readily scoring goals, and as last week outlined is
competitive. The last four Devils games have all ended in one goal margins.
New Jersey has a far more favorable schedule this week, and
bettors could cash in. Nico Hirshier and co. will first to battle with the
Philadelphia Flyers, and Gritty on Thursday night. The Broad Street Bullies are
a fantastic 18-4-4 at home this year. Beating this team will be a tall task as
the Flyers are simply a far better hockey team at this stage. Combined with the
Devils pitiful away record, this isn’t a spot to bet on New Jersey to win.The
over has hit in nearly 60% of Devils games, simply because they allow so many
goals against. Bet the total in this one.
Going Against the Devils Puck Line and Taking the Devils Over
Once one of the greatest teams of the decade, the Los
Angeles Kings are stumbling. Drew Doughty and Co. are the worst squad in the
Western Conference. Los Angeles has been atrocious away from the Staples Center
this year, winning just 8 of 29 matchups. They score only 2.46 goals per game,
good for next to last in the league. This is a mouth watering match-up for the
Devils. Bet on New Jersey to win.
Sergei Bobrovsky has provided his magic to a surging Florida
Panthers squad. Joel Quenneville’s boys boast one of the top ten offenses in
the National Hockey League, and are a force. Since the Panthers rely on a
strong offense and a faster pace of play, the over has cashed at an astonishing
rate. Through 52 games, the over has hit in 31 Panthers games. The Devils
struggle to keep the puck out of the net, while the Panthers make a living in
scoring. Let both teams help you, and the bet the over.
