New Jersey - Edmonton: betting tip (cf. 2.15) and bets on the NHL match

The exchange with Winnipeg, which resulted in New Jersey receiving Connor Hellebuyck, has already begun to bring benefits. The goalkeeper won his first two matches for the new team, conceding a total of three goals. First, the Devils defeated Dallas (5:1), and then confidently dealt with Vegas (5:2). It is especially interesting that in both matches the attack was very diverse. Jack Hughes continues to create chances regularly, and Arseniy Hrytsyuk increasingly takes over the game. In the confrontation with the Knights, both forwards scored a double.

Sheldon Keogh's team is gradually gaining the stability it lacked in early October. In the last six meetings, there has been only one defeat, when Colorado managed to win with a score of 5:2. Then New Jersey opened the scoring thanks to Connor Brown, but then allowed the opponent to score five goals in a row. After this setback, the coaching staff paid extra attention to playing in their own zone. Overall, the changes are already noticeable, although the defense has much more serious work to do against an attack like Edmonton's.

Connor McDavid makes you talk about yourself again after almost every match. The Edmonton captain scored points in all 15 meetings of the current championship and has already recorded 39 scoring points. At the same time, Leon Draisaitl and Evan Bouchard are also among the leaders of the NHL in terms of performance. Together, these three scored 93 points, which looks very impressive even for such a strong attack. However, recent victories cannot be explained solely by the actions of leading hockey players. The secondary links began to bring much more benefits, and the defense noticeably reduced the number of dangerous moments at its gates.

The last opponent of the Oilers was the Rangers, who managed to beat in New York with a score of 4:1. McDavid opened the scoring in the first minute, Colton Duck scored a double, and Bouchard scored in the majority. Before that, Edmonton had won twice in a row, beating the Islanders (4-0) and Calgary (4-0). Thus, in three meetings, the team scored 12 goals, conceding only one. Even considering the strength of the attack, such a reliable game was a pleasant surprise. Mike Babcock's team is currently leading the Western Conference and is clearly not going to slow down.