NHL Bets Today: Odds, predictions and picks for Thursday, November 17th
There are 13 NHL games on Thursday and one on Friday. There are a lot of things to cover. Here are the NHL bets for today.
NHL Bets Today offers odds, predictions and picks for Thursday, November 17th.
Winnipeg Jets are playing against Anaheim Ducks on Thursday. Teemu Selanne and Teppo Numminen will be inducted into the Winnipeg Jets Hall of Fame prior to the game. Winnipeg has been off for three days and their home team is favored to win. Anaheim has struggled on the road this season and is the worst team in the league by expected goals. The Jets have been playing well at home and are favored by around 73 percent. The odds are -210 to cover the puck line and +120 to beat the Ducks.
Connor Hellebuyck and John Gibson are expected to start in goal for their respective clubs. Winnipeg Jets have gone 9-4-1 without Nikolaj Ehlers. Columbus is one of the worst teams in the league and has a lot of injuries. Montreal shouldn't be favored on the road very often, but this is a rare occasion.
There are shops offering -110 and -111 for Canadiens bets.
Montreal confirms Samuel Montembeault will start in goal. Joonas Korpisalo is expected to be the starter. Dallas has the offense to keep up with Florida. The Panthers have been average on offense and poor on defense. Dallas is among the top-10 teams in the league when it comes to defense and is betting on them to win 1.5 units.
Sergei Bobrovsky is expected to start for the Blue Jackets. Scott Wedgewood is likely to play for Dallas. The Flyers have lost seven of their last nine games. They rank 31st on offense after 16 games, where they ranked after 82 games last season. Bruins should make easy work of the Flyers on Thursday.
The Avalanche won the last game against the Hurricanes 4-1. The game is a good bet for the home team. Carter Hart and Linus Ullmark will start in goal.
Antti Raanta will start in goal for the Hurricanes. The price for this game is around -120 in favor of the home team. New Jersey is 13-3 and it's no fun missing out on a profitable run.
Matt Murray will start in goal for Toronto and Vitek Vanecek will play for New Jersey.
