Boston - Vegas: betting tip (cf. 1.91) and bets on the NHL match

Home matches became the main source of points for Boston at the beginning of the championship. Of the seven meetings at TD Garden, the team won six, with the last five ending in victories. The recent trips to St. Louis and Raleigh, where the Bruins lost 1-4 and 1-2, respectively, were completely different. But the attack works much more confidently in front of its fans. David Pastrniak continues to be the main striking force of the team, and the rest of the links are gradually adding to the performance. In total, Marko Sturm's team scored ten victories in 15 matches of the season.

The character of the hosts was especially evident in the confrontation with Chicago. By the middle of the third period, Boston was trailing 2-4, but Mason Lorey managed to close the gap, and Morgan Geeky equalized the score just 12 seconds before the siren. In overtime, Elias Lindholm won the game 5:4. At the same time, the Bruins allowed the opponent to make 41 shots, so there were some defensive mistakes. Pastrniak also scored a goal and took the third place in the club's history in goals, surpassing Patrice Bergeron.

Suddenly, the main problem in Vegas was the attack. In the last five matches, the team has only managed to score more than two goals once, when it beat Ottawa with a score of 4:1. The rest of the meetings were much worse. Defeats against Tampa (2:6) and St. Louis (2:6) were accompanied by serious defensive mistakes, and against Columbus (1:2 OT) there was already not enough effectiveness. Jack Eikel, Mark Stone and Mitch Marner continue to create chances, but now the offense is not making the impression it left at the beginning of the season.

In the match with New Jersey, the Knights had a good chance to improve. Stone and Ivan Barbashev scored a goal each in the first period, but after the break, the visitors had the advantage. The Devils scored twice in the second twenty minutes and consolidated their success in the third, setting the final score at 5:2. It is especially unpleasant that Vegas practically stopped threatening the opponent's goal after a successful start. As a result, Ryan Craig's team suffered another defeat and extended an unsuccessful streak.