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AAA's EAST-COAST EXPRESS (INSANE 13-3 +$10,000 NHL ALREADY THIS YEAR!)
(NHL) Montreal vs. NY Islanders,
10/26/2016 3:00 PM, Score: 3 - 2
Total: 5.00 | -126.00 Over
Result: Push
Total: 5.00 | -126.00 Over
Result: Push
This is an 8* TOTAL EAST-COAST EXPRESS on the UNDER between Montreal Canadiens and the New York Islanders.
REASONING: We base most of our Over/Under selections on situations and trends and we think this one sets up perfectly for a lower-scoring goaltenders battle, rather than a higher-scoring shootout. Both teams play tomorrow night, with the Habs at home to the Lightning, while the Isles hit the road to take on the defending champs in Pittsburgh. Both teams also sport top notch goaltending, for Montreal Al Montoya is back in net to face his former team. So far he's 2-0-1 to open the year and in three starts against New York he's gone 3-0-0. The home side counters with Jarsolav Halak, who is 2-2-0 to open the season. The Isles last played on Sunday and beat the Wild 6-3, but previous to that had scored three goals or fewer in each of their first five games. Note that Montreal has seen the total go UNDER the number in 14 of its last 25 following a three-game unbeaten streak, while New York has seen the total dip below the posted number in 31 of its last 55 following a non-conference contest. Play the UNDER.
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REASONING: We base most of our Over/Under selections on situations and trends and we think this one sets up perfectly for a lower-scoring goaltenders battle, rather than a higher-scoring shootout. Both teams play tomorrow night, with the Habs at home to the Lightning, while the Isles hit the road to take on the defending champs in Pittsburgh. Both teams also sport top notch goaltending, for Montreal Al Montoya is back in net to face his former team. So far he's 2-0-1 to open the year and in three starts against New York he's gone 3-0-0. The home side counters with Jarsolav Halak, who is 2-2-0 to open the season. The Isles last played on Sunday and beat the Wild 6-3, but previous to that had scored three goals or fewer in each of their first five games. Note that Montreal has seen the total go UNDER the number in 14 of its last 25 following a three-game unbeaten streak, while New York has seen the total dip below the posted number in 31 of its last 55 following a non-conference contest. Play the UNDER.
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