Two positive exclamations this season make up in one of the hot NHL meetings of the night.
On the one hand, we find a Vegas Golden Knights, despite the team starting from the very beginning this season – as is known the club’s first in NHL – actually looks relatively interplayed. In addition, the team has had a lot of injury, but still looks at the top with 35 recorded points of 27 matches.
The shape got a little dip at the turn of the month, but overall, Vegas Golden Knights looks strong. Offensive, the team crosses well over three goals scored per game, which is historically far enough.
Nashville Predators are even better and even better, and here it is the offensive that stands out. Notice that the team managed to build on the so successful last year’s season.
Goal in focus
Scott Hartnell and Ryan Ellis are gone for the Nashville Predator part. The team must manage without both a couple of weeks to at least. After missing two matches, Ryan Johansen seems to be currently in comeback, but it is still unclear whether the strong offensive card really comes into play. It would be a wonderful addition to the home team.
With the guests, the central issue continues to be the goalkeeper side, where long-term Oscar Dansk and Marc-Andre Fleury remain unavailable. On the other hand, the latter has begun his training, but he is not up to date. Malcolm Subban, another goalkeeper, has contracted a disease this week and may be forced to stand over here, but reports currently indicate that he is playing. No optimal goalkeeper situation.
Clayton Stoner, William Carrier, David Perron. There we have three players who miss the match. On the whole, quite a heavy break for the guests, at least defensively.
With two so offensive teams, it should be a goal party again.
Over 5.5 goals are played at 1.78 times the seed of Bwin. Take care immediately, because this odds are going to sink well.
