Boston Bruins - Colorado Avalanche: NHL match betting tip and bets

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On October 24, Boston received a hard slap from the Anaheim Ducks on its ice at TD Garden — 5:7. It was a real hockey thriller, where Boston showed character, trying to pull out the match after falling behind by two goals. Morgan Geeky scored a double, David Pastrnak added a goal and an assist, and Charlie McAvoy provided two assists. Rookie Mason Lorey even scored his first NHL goal, and Henri Yokiharu reached the 100-point mark for his career.

But the Bruins' defense is like a sieve in the kitchen: the pucks flew through one after the other. The sixth defeat in a row is a wake—up call for Marko Sturm's team. Boston is currently in fifth place in the Atlantic Division with three wins and five losses, with just six points.

Interesting facts for betting

Boston scores an average of 3.8 goals per game (statistics for the last ten games).

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And now to Colorado. Their match on October 24th against the Carolina Hurricanes was a real show. Losing 1-4 already in the 14th minute, the Avalanche staged a comeback that made the stands of the Ball Arena roar with delight. Valery Nichushkin became the hero of the evening, scoring two goals, including the goal in the majority, which equalized the score. Parker Kelly and Martin Nechas also contributed, and goalkeeper Trent Miner, coming on as a substitute, blocked all 20 shots — just a wall.

The result was a 4:5 shootout defeat, but the unbeaten streak in regular time reached eight matches (5-0-3). With 13 points, Colorado is firmly at the top of the Central Division. 

Interesting facts for betting

Colorado scores an average of 3.1 goals per game (statistics for the last ten games).