Play2win's 2013 NHL

2013 NHL information

Hot teams

-- New Jersey won six of its last eight games.
-- Islanders won last two games, scoring nine goals.
-- Predators won three of their last four road games.
-- Maple Leafs won five of their last six games.
-- Montreal won its last three games, allowing four goals. Carolina won five of its last six games.
-- Phoenix won five of last seven games. Flames won three of their last four road games.
-- Anaheim won four in row, eight of last nine games, with three of last four in SO.

Cold teams

-- Senators lost four of their last five games.
-- Flyers lost three of their last four games.
-- Florida lost its last four games, the last three in OT.
-- Avalanche lost four of their last five games.
-- Blue Jackets lost seven of their last nine games.

Totals

-- 10 of last 13 Senator-Devil games stayed under the total.
-- Four of last five Philly-Islander games stayed under total.
-- Over is 6-2-1 in last nine Colorado-Nashville games.
-- Five of last six Florida-Toronto games went over the total.
-- Three of last four Carolina games went over the total.
-- Five of last six Calgary games went over the total.
-- Five of last seven Columbus games went over the total.
Series records
-- Devils won 13 of last 18 games against Ottawa.
-- Flyers won 29 of last 34 games against the Islanders.
-- Avalanche lost its last nine games against Nashville.
-- Panthers won 13 of last 16 games against Toronto.
-- Hurricanes lost three of last four visits to Montreal.
-- Flames lost eight of last eleven games against Phoenix.
-- Blue Jackets won five of last seven visits to Anaheim.
 
I knew it would drop, so grabbed the open on it and posted at that time also. BOL today.

lean: Fla
 
I really wanna back the Islanders but cant get by the past history, The Flyers have won six straight and 13 of 14 at Nassau Coliseum. They’ve also gone an incredible 28-3-1 since the start of the 2007-08 season
 
+5.19u


Col +107 0.5/0.535u



This is not my work, but explains reasons for this play:

The Blues hosted the Sharks last eve and ended up on the short end of a 2-1 final. What is not revealed in that score is that St. Louis had nothing left in the third period, mustering up just three measly shots on net in the first 18 minutes of the final frame. The Blue Notes will now play their third game in four days and fifth game in seven days. Last Wednesday, they played in Detroit and subsequently made their way to Western Canada for games Friday and Sunday against Calgary and Vancouver respectively. They returned home for last night’s game but that followed nearly a full day of travel delays and they didn’t get into St. Louis until yesterday morning. The effects of those hold-ups were evident. The Blues now have to travel to the Mile High city for another contest and if the fatigue factor wasn’t already an issue, playing in this environment figures to be. In terms of scheduling, it really doesn’t get more difficult than five games in seven nights in five different cities including Western Canada and Colorado. Outside of a 3-0 loss to the Ducks recently, Colorado has been in every one of its last eight games. Over that span, the Avalanche have gone 4-4 with two of the three losses being by one goal (one in OT) and the other by two goals. Colorado is finding its offense, having scored 14 goals in its past three games and that should continue in this very favorable spot.
 
+5.19u


Col +107 0.5/0.535u



This is not my work, but explains reasons for this play:

The Blues hosted the Sharks last eve and ended up on the short end of a 2-1 final. What is not revealed in that score is that St. Louis had nothing left in the third period, mustering up just three measly shots on net in the first 18 minutes of the final frame. The Blue Notes will now play their third game in four days and fifth game in seven days. Last Wednesday, they played in Detroit and subsequently made their way to Western Canada for games Friday and Sunday against Calgary and Vancouver respectively. They returned home for last night’s game but that followed nearly a full day of travel delays and they didn’t get into St. Louis until yesterday morning. The effects of those hold-ups were evident. The Blues now have to travel to the Mile High city for another contest and if the fatigue factor wasn’t already an issue, playing in this environment figures to be. In terms of scheduling, it really doesn’t get more difficult than five games in seven nights in five different cities including Western Canada and Colorado. Outside of a 3-0 loss to the Ducks recently, Colorado has been in every one of its last eight games. Over that span, the Avalanche have gone 4-4 with two of the three losses being by one goal (one in OT) and the other by two goals. Colorado is finding its offense, having scored 14 goals in its past three games and that should continue in this very favorable spot.

On The Av's as well. GL to us.
 
GL P2W...thanks for posting that writeup. I agree
tailing you here:
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0.63/0.5u
 
Good win for the Avs. I only saw the 2nd period during which St Lou pretty much dominated them so it was nice to wake up to the W. Varlamov stood on his head in that 2nd period.
 
GL P2W. Semin's first trip back to Wash tonight. Brower said some comments about Semin (that were true), but may get a fired up Semin tonight. I think we see some goals.
 
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