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Friday night ice should be a Hurricane!
Las Vegas - Skating back on to the NHL ice tonight in Raleigh for a look at the Hurricanes/Canadiens matchup in game five of the Eastern Conference Final. Carolina lost the opening game of this series 6-2, but has rolled into the winner's circle the last three times out. That makes 12 wins in the last 13 games. That's only 92% and that is STUNNING! Now they get a chance to close out the pesky Canadiens at home and after feeding Montreal a 4-0 bagel in game four, and we're expecting the hurricane to start early in Carolina. Then we're expecting the Hurricanes to pick up, or, stare at, the Prince of Wales Trophy as they prepare for the Vegas Golden Knights in the Stanley Cup Final.
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Las Vegas - Back on the NHL board for a look at a game tonight in the 'what have you done lately' category. The Hurricanes (64-23-7) are hosting the Canadiens (57-29-14). Carolina has won nine of the last 10 and has gone Over two times and Under eight times. Montreal has won five of the last 10 and has gone Over five times and Under five times.
These teams have met seven times this season. On January 1, the Canadiens (+$135) posted a 7-5 victory in Carolina. The Over/Under total was 6.5 goals and went high. On March 24, the Canadiens (+$105) posted a 5-2 victory in Montreal. The Over/Under total was 6.5 goals and went high. On March 29, the Canadiens (+$145) posted a 3-1 victory in Carolina. The Over/Under total was 6.5 goals and went low.
In the opening game of the playoff series on May 21, the Canadiens (+$165) posted a 6-2 victory in Carolina. The Over/Under total was 5.5 goals and went high. In the second game of the playoff series on May 23, the Hurricanes (-$205) posted a 3-2 victory in Carolina. The Over/Under total was 6.0 goals and went low. In the third game of the playoff series on May 25, the Hurricanes (-$150) posted a 3-2 victory in Montreal. The Over/Under total was 5.5 goals and went low. In the fourth game of the playoff series on May 27, the Hurricanes (-$155) posted a 4-0 victory in Montreal. The Over/Under total was 5.5 goals and went low.
