Seattle - St. Louis: betting tip (kef 2.15) and bets on the NHL match

Current form 

Kraken On March 3, a match was played on the ice of the Climate Pledge Arena, which fans will remember for a long time. Victory over the Carolina Hurricanes 2:1. The first period was a neat exploration, zeros on the scoreboard and a lot of tight fighting. And in the second Kraken, speed and cold calculation were turned on. Kaapo Kakko escaped into a two—on-one format and opened the scoring at 3:22 - Adam Larsson's pass was one of those that cuts through the defense like a knife through butter.

A little later, Ben Myers scored 2-0, and again Larsson found himself in the center of the action, scoring the second assist. After that, Seattle went into fortress mode. Joey Duckord was the real host of the evening. 35 saves out of 36 throws. 23 blocked pucks by fielders. The ending is in a 6-on-4 format — and not the slightest panic. After this victory, Kraken secured the fourth place in the Pacific Division with 67 points.

Current form 

The blues have finally been exhaled. On March 2, they beat the Minnesota Wild 3-1 and ended a painful ten-game losing streak. The first period passed without goals — the teams were cautious after the pause, as if checking whether the mechanisms had rusted. In the second, Minnesota opened the scoring in the majority — Kirill Kaprizov adjusted the puck after Matt Baldy's pass. But the Blues didn't fall apart. Logan Milux quickly equalized, and in the third period it was time for the decisive figures. At 3:39 before the siren, Pavel Buchnevich scored the winning goal after Jimmy Snugerud's pass.

A precise, cold—blooded throw - and silence in the stands. Robert Thomas made a point by hitting an empty gate. Joel Hofer blocked 22 shots and was reliable when needed. Buchnevich is a goal plus an assist, an attack engine and a man who led his teammates. However, even after this victory, St. Louis remains at the bottom of the Central Division, with 53 points.