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AAA's MID-CHALK CHOKE-OUT - +$24,000 NHL RUN!
(NHL) Ottawa vs. Montreal,
Money Line: -127.00 Montreal (Home)
Result: Win
Money Line: -127.00 Montreal (Home)
Result: Win
This is an 8* MID-CHALK CHOKE-OUT on the Montreal Canadiens.
The Habs come in in the midst of their longest losing streak of the season, failing to score more than two goals in six straight games. But desperation breeds motivation, we look for the home side to risk life and limb getting into shooting and passing lanes today and ultimately feel that this focus will translate into production on the ice, indeed making this the very definition of "great line value." "We're facing adversity and that's going to make us stronger," coach Michel Therrien said. The Sens have been all over the map so far with their performance this year; note that these team's have already split a pair of matchups this season. Check out this stat though: Ottawa's goaltenders face an average of 33.6 shots for the league's highest total, while the Canadiens are among the league's leaders with 31.1 shots per game, totaling 71 in the two meetings with the Sens. And note that Ottawa is just 5-6 (-1.6 units) this year vs. teams with winning records, while Montreal is 7-3 (+3.2 units) vs. division opponents this season. Play on the CANADIENS.
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The Habs come in in the midst of their longest losing streak of the season, failing to score more than two goals in six straight games. But desperation breeds motivation, we look for the home side to risk life and limb getting into shooting and passing lanes today and ultimately feel that this focus will translate into production on the ice, indeed making this the very definition of "great line value." "We're facing adversity and that's going to make us stronger," coach Michel Therrien said. The Sens have been all over the map so far with their performance this year; note that these team's have already split a pair of matchups this season. Check out this stat though: Ottawa's goaltenders face an average of 33.6 shots for the league's highest total, while the Canadiens are among the league's leaders with 31.1 shots per game, totaling 71 in the two meetings with the Sens. And note that Ottawa is just 5-6 (-1.6 units) this year vs. teams with winning records, while Montreal is 7-3 (+3.2 units) vs. division opponents this season. Play on the CANADIENS.
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