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Devils vs. Canucks Free Pick
(NHL) New Jersey vs. Vancouver,
11/25/2014 5:00 PM, Score: 0 - 2
Total: 5.00 | -115.00 Over
Result: Win
Total: 5.00 | -115.00 Over
Result: Win
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The Vancouver Canucks must be considered as one of the bigger surprises in the NHL this season after finishing the 2013-2014 season third last in the Eastern Conference. They've done so mostly by outscoring their opponents, but they will face a formidable Devils defense, and former Canuck Corey Schneider between he pipes.
Here are my keys to the game:
1. Goaltending - Ryan Miller is showing a 13-3-0 record since joining the Canucks, which is a better record than any other No. 1 netminder in the NHL this season. He's done so despite a rather high 2.63 GAA, but tonight could be a good opportunity to better those numbers as he's posted a 1.54 GAA over the last 11 meetings with the Devils, winning seven of them. Corey Schneider is returning to face the club he represented 2008-2013 showing a 1.41 GAA with two shutouts over a 3-2-0 stretch.
2. Trends - Five of the Devils last six have gone under the total, and don't expect to see a lot of fireworks tonight as none of the last four meetings in Vancouver have gone over the total.
3. X-Factor - The Devils are testing their opponents goalie less than any other team in the NHL, bar Buffalo, averaging a lowly 26.4 shots per game.
Selection: This is a play on NJD@VAN to go under the total (Free)
The Vancouver Canucks must be considered as one of the bigger surprises in the NHL this season after finishing the 2013-2014 season third last in the Eastern Conference. They've done so mostly by outscoring their opponents, but they will face a formidable Devils defense, and former Canuck Corey Schneider between he pipes.
Here are my keys to the game:
1. Goaltending - Ryan Miller is showing a 13-3-0 record since joining the Canucks, which is a better record than any other No. 1 netminder in the NHL this season. He's done so despite a rather high 2.63 GAA, but tonight could be a good opportunity to better those numbers as he's posted a 1.54 GAA over the last 11 meetings with the Devils, winning seven of them. Corey Schneider is returning to face the club he represented 2008-2013 showing a 1.41 GAA with two shutouts over a 3-2-0 stretch.
2. Trends - Five of the Devils last six have gone under the total, and don't expect to see a lot of fireworks tonight as none of the last four meetings in Vancouver have gone over the total.
3. X-Factor - The Devils are testing their opponents goalie less than any other team in the NHL, bar Buffalo, averaging a lowly 26.4 shots per game.
Selection: This is a play on NJD@VAN to go under the total (Free)
