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The play-offs are heating up and the chances of being eliminated from the NHL are changing day by day, and there is at least one match on Monday’s table that you should see.
The Los Angeles Kings are chasing the Calgary Films for the top spot in the Pacific and hosting them for the last time this season.
Here are two player support options with NHL analysis and betting process.
Johnny Gaudro – Under 0.5 points (+185)
Flims winger Johnny Gaudro joins Hart Trophy.
The 28-year-old is fourth in the league with 92 points in 68 games, including 10 points in the last five games. There is a gap between his production and his production and shows that he is a backward candidate for the end of the season.
Of all the strengths, Gaudreau has the expected 65.5% score for goals, which seems much smaller when compared to the actual 73.9% score. This change is related to the production of Gaudro’s swelling.
The striker has scored 130 goals on the ice this season, which is a significant deviation from his projected 94.5 total. As a result, his PDO moves above the team’s 1.060. Gaudreau rides on an unstable path and soon fails.
It could start to decline as it starts against King on Monday night.
The Kings have tightened conditions in their defensive zone, limiting their opponents to nine dangerous positions or less, five to five in each of the last two games. This coincides with the reduced Flames criteria, as Calgary has tried eight or fewer quality opportunities in two of its last three cases.
It is not uncommon for Gaudرو to leave the standings, but that is what I predict for Monday.
Nikita Kuchrov – over 3.5 shots (+125), over 1.5 points (+140)
The Giants will face each other on Monday at the Amalie Arena as Leifes struggles to become the second-best team in the Atlantic.
A victory gives Maple Leafs an outside chance to catch the Florida Leopard for the top spot in the division. However, they have to find a way to restrict Nikita Kucherov, who is entering this one in good shape.
Kucherov has four points per game, the last three of which have been multi-point attempts.
There is a relatively reliable pattern in this process, Kucheroff’s ability to score at home. The Russian winger has scored 20 of his 43 points in 9 of his 13 home games this season, averaging 1.5 points per game.
This statistic is supported by some very impressive basic criteria. Kucheroff takes possession of the ball on the ice, scoring the team’s best score with 60.2% on all strengths, averaging 6.2 dangerous positions and 14.4 scoring opportunities per game.
Kucherov has put the ball on the net more than before. The former Hart Trophy winner has averaged 3.6 shots per game, four or more, in three or more of his previous five shots.
Kucheroff’s shots and player scores are average. However, it is worth owning stocks with more than 1.5 points and 3.5 shots in plus-money.