PREMIUM
Schule's 10* NHL Total Recall TERMINATOR - *SALVATION*
(NHL) Carolina vs. Calgary,
10/23/2014 5:00 PM, Score: 0 - 5
Total: 5.50 | 115.00 Over
Result: Win
Total: 5.50 | 115.00 Over
Result: Win
This is a 10* play on CAR@CAL to go UNDER the total.
The Flames appeared to be well on their way to their fifth victory of the season before surrendering the game tying goal late in the third period in Tuesday's home game versus Tampa Bay. The Bolts went on to win that game in overtime, leaving Calgary to settle for just one point. They host the Carolina Hurricanes tonight, and anything less than two points would be a major disappointment.
The Canes are still without a win through their first five games of the season, and several of their star players are battling injuries. Brothers Jordan and Eric Staal are both on injured reserve, and neither will be available tonight. That's going to make it all the more difficult for Carolina to snap a five game losing streak at the Saddledome.
On a positive note, the Canes got leading scorer Jeff Skinner back, and he made his season debut in the loss to the Jets. It could take a few games for him to get back into top form though: "It was good to have him back, but we need Jeff Skinner, you know what I mean?" coach Bill Peters said. "People think you're going to parachute in the lineup and be a star, it's not the way it works. We need him to get assertive and play responsibly."
Calgary's newly acquired goaltender Jonas Hiller has been on top of his game. Hiller has allowed just two goals on 85 shots in consecutive wins over Chicago and Winnipeg. He should get back between the pipes after Kari Ramo got the call against Tampa.
These teams have trended toward low scoring games, with the Canes seeing the total go under at a rate of 9-2-1 in their last 12. The Flames on the other hand have played six straight unders.
Take UNDER.
GL,
Jesse Schule
The Flames appeared to be well on their way to their fifth victory of the season before surrendering the game tying goal late in the third period in Tuesday's home game versus Tampa Bay. The Bolts went on to win that game in overtime, leaving Calgary to settle for just one point. They host the Carolina Hurricanes tonight, and anything less than two points would be a major disappointment.
The Canes are still without a win through their first five games of the season, and several of their star players are battling injuries. Brothers Jordan and Eric Staal are both on injured reserve, and neither will be available tonight. That's going to make it all the more difficult for Carolina to snap a five game losing streak at the Saddledome.
On a positive note, the Canes got leading scorer Jeff Skinner back, and he made his season debut in the loss to the Jets. It could take a few games for him to get back into top form though: "It was good to have him back, but we need Jeff Skinner, you know what I mean?" coach Bill Peters said. "People think you're going to parachute in the lineup and be a star, it's not the way it works. We need him to get assertive and play responsibly."
Calgary's newly acquired goaltender Jonas Hiller has been on top of his game. Hiller has allowed just two goals on 85 shots in consecutive wins over Chicago and Winnipeg. He should get back between the pipes after Kari Ramo got the call against Tampa.
These teams have trended toward low scoring games, with the Canes seeing the total go under at a rate of 9-2-1 in their last 12. The Flames on the other hand have played six straight unders.
Take UNDER.
GL,
Jesse Schule
