Toronto Maple Leafs receives Carolina Hurricanes in-one – one moneyline appears to 1.62 times the money at Unibet. Two units are invested.
What’s to say about this Toronto? I can say that this is not the last time I play the Canadians this season. After the 6-3 defeat against Ottawa Senators, they quickly jumped back on the winning track by Los Angeles Kings home-made 3-2. Season’s seventh victory of nine possible, definitely convincing. The season’s opening of the team has been characterized by a fantastic goalkeeper and an offensive who really strengthened their shares, not least 20-year-old Auston Matthews noted for five goals and seven assist in nine played matches. William Nylander has also had a nice season introduction, the Swedish has been noted for three goals and six assists and the form looks really nice. On top of that, Toronto has scored 40 goals ahead with a target crossing on senseless 4.22 goals / matches, which are figures that reflect the team’s season start as well. Only Tampa Bay has achieved more goals ahead (41), but at the same time Bolt’s match has played more. At Hemmais, Toronto is hardly hard-won with four wins on five played home games, while crawling a little crazy 4.6 goals / match. The eighth season of the season is likely to be collected intact.
Carolina Hurricanes feels really weak at the moment. Two straight losses are in the luggage – 4-3 away against Dallas Stars and 5-1 at Tampa Bay Lightning at the latest. The defensive continues to look faint, while the offensive is usually underperforming. Forwards, there have been 18 goals this season, to put it in perspective, the opponents of the night have more than doubled. Here I think the guests get it really sweaty. To have no chance of interfering with Toronto, Hurricanes must measure themselves with the Canadians purely goal-oriented, focusing on defensive and closing to the surfaces carries very seldom fruit. Toronto is grotesque sharp in the offensive. Two teams have succeeded in striking the Canadians this season – New Jersey Devils and Ottawa Senators. No chance that Toronto got down with the numbers 6-3 on both occasions. And, on the whole, I do not really see the capacity of Hurricane’s offensive.
Toronto has won seven out of nine matches
Toronto scores 4.22 goals / match
Toronto scored 4.60 goals / match at hemmais
Hurricanes crosses 2.43 goals / match
Toronto moneyline to 1.62 times the money, I have to take a stand. Class distinction prevails, home maiden advantage and the fact that Toronto scored 40 goals ahead of nine played matches. Fine conditions. Also picks Auston Matthews to make at least one point to 1.45 times the money. Tops the team’s internal score and looks bad at the moment. Two units are invested! Should we say 6-2 after a very entertaining event? Back at your own risk and good luck!
