The Devils ranked at the bottom of the league in penalty-kill efficiency last season and also allowed the fifth-most goals. That said, we have a clear stud in Patrick Kane, who is playing the Devils. It’s easy to overthink things on short slates where ownership can get sky high on certain players. Superstar to Target Patrick Kane, Chicago Blackhawks at New Jersey Devils ($7,500) This stack is cost-effective and should have a good chance of piling up some points against a weak opponent. Yandle’s sub-$3K salary makes him an instant value then and he’s averaging 0.31 PP assists over the last 12 months as well. Keith Yandle should see his playing time go up in game one for Philly with their injuries on the blueline and he’s already slated to tend the point on the Flyers’ top power-play. Konecny and Couturier will skate together at even strength and on the PP1 for Philly, but we can also save money by attacking the Canucks’ penalty-kill, which has already allowed one goal on just two penalty-kills in game one. Konecny has a strong CorsiFor rating (which in a nutshell measures all shots towards an opponents’ net) and ranks out with the eighth-best PP goals per game mark on this slate at wing.
Stacking him with first-line winger Travis Konecny is the preferred option in terms of correlation. Sean Couturier rates out as one of the best plays on this slate regardless of stacking as he’s averaging 2.73 SOG over the last year and is somewhat underpriced compared to prices we’ve seen on him in the past. For stacking purposes, I will side with the big line from the Flyers, who are solid -154 favorites and have a large 3.4 implied goal total as a team (compared to 2.7 for the Canucks). Vancouver Canucks Sean Couturier ($7,100) - Travis Konecny ($5,900) - Keith Yandle ($2,900)Īs mentioned above, we should expect some fireworks from this Flyers-Canucks game as both rate out as terrible defensive teams. Top Line Stack Philadelphia Flyers Power Play vs. Place your NHL bets at DraftKings Sportsbook or by downloading the DraftKings Sportsbook app. Target the nice odds on Hughes’ SOG total here. The Blackhawks also make for a nice target for this prop on skaters as they have led the league in shots against per game the last two seasons and allowed 36.0 SOG in their opener against COL. Hughes is averaging 2.57 SOG over the last 12 months, so right off the bat, we seem to be getting good odds to take the over on a player who is outperforming his over/under in a significant sample. The goals should flow here, as they did in many games last night, and the low 6.0 total on this is certainly worth an over.
The Flyers’ big additions this season were Martin Jones in net (.896 save percentage last year) and Rasmus Ristolainen, who is a career -163 (although he’s also out for tonight). Both Philly and Vancouver allowed over 3.2 goals per game last season and the Canucks have allowed the most quality scoring chances since the beginning of last season. We have a couple of bad defensive teams going up against each other here. DraftKings Sportsbook Vancouver Canucks at Philadelphia Flyers over 6.0 goals -115
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