Calgary - Seattle: betting tip (cf. 2.25) and bets on the NHL match

The fundamental confrontation with Edmonton ended in an extremely unpleasant defeat for Calgary with a score of 0:4. Already in the first period, Mathieu Joseph opened the scoring after a pass from Connor McDavid, and then Matthias Ekholm increased the advantage of the hosts. At the beginning of the final twenty minutes, Kaspersky Kapanen realized the majority, after which Alex Formenton brought the matter to a rout. At the same time, the guests scored 24 shots on target, but never managed to beat Tristan Jarry. An additional nuisance was the injury to Devin Cooley, who had to be replaced by Dustin Wolf during the first period.

This result was unexpected after four consecutive victories, all of which were won on their own court. Earlier, Calgary beat Toronto (5:2), Detroit (4:1), Minnesota (2:1) and Carolina (3:2). Matvey Gridin was particularly successful, scoring a double and scoring an assist against the Maple Leafs. Joel Farabi and Matt Coronato also regularly help the team organize attacks. However, the defense remains quite vulnerable, especially when the opponent quickly moves into someone else's zone. Now the hosts will have to face a club that has already taken advantage of their problems twice, winning with the same score 6:1.

The Kraken's last meeting with Toronto turned out to be one of the most interesting for the team in the current championship. The hosts achieved a 5-4 victory, although they almost lost the advantage in the final period. After two twenty-minute periods, Seattle led 4-2 thanks to goals from Berkeley Catton, Josh Mahura, Chandler Stevenson and Ryker Evans. However, the visitors managed to gradually recoup, and Auston Matthews restored equality a minute and a half before the siren. It seemed that the meeting would go into overtime, but Brandon Montour scored the decisive goal 33 seconds before the end of regular time.

For Lane Lambert's team, this victory was the third in the last four matches. Earlier, they managed to beat Utah with a score of 5:3 and Detroit in shootouts (4:3), although between successful performances there was a major defeat from Minnesota (1:5). The offense works especially well, where Jordan Eberle and Matty Beniers regularly create dangerous moments. At the same time, the defenders are also actively moving forward, which was well demonstrated by the last match. However, the reliability of the defense leaves certain questions. Seattle has conceded 23 goals in the last five meetings, so even high performance is sometimes not enough to win.