Chicago Blackhawks-New York Rangers Preview and Prediction (16.11.2017)

Chicago Blackhawks comes to the match with three losses in the last four matches – after a nice season’s start, you have gone a little bit. 7-5 loss home against New Jersey Devils, 4-3 victory (after overtime) against Carolina Hurricanes, 3-1 loss away from Philadelphia Flyers and 2-0 loss home against Montreal Canadiens. Results that do not convince at all. The offensive does not look as sharp as we compare with the season start, while the defensive leaves a lot to be desired – 15 goals captured in the last four matches testify.
New York Rangers just go as the train at the moment. The weak season lead is a mere memory. Six straight wins in the luggage, and as one convinced. At least four goals in four of these wins, and then Florida Panthers and Tampa Bay Lightning have gone away to name a few. Ligan has no doubt the most powerful team at the moment. With a four-day rest in my legs, I want to inform you of a fantastic opportunity for the companies to paint the home team as favorites. I do not mind. Add that Blackhawks lirade as late as last year. Rangers has won the last three final meetings against Chicago, which must definitely be taken into account.
In terms of the difference in shape, I have to take a stand for Rangers in the night – the second moneyline appears to be 2.20 times the money. Step in with a TV money in the form of 0.5 units. My main game in the game, however, is found on the player market. There I have made a real bargain.
The home team’s Patrick Sharp to score scorelessly – I charge for 1.55 times the money. Feels like a big bid by the companies. Sharp has already completed 35, and probably the Canadian has seen his best days in the field of scoring. This season, Sharp has been noted for only two goals and two assists in 18 played matches. Goal in the first match, assist in the second match, assist in the fourth match and goals in the sixth match. Since then, there have been 12 (!) Straight pointless matches. Definitely no coincidence that the playing time has become a thorn in recent weeks. Against a magnificent New York Rangers, the so-called defensive teaches to be in focus, and I can not honestly see Sharp breaking his goalkeeper intact.