If you’re a Fantasy hockey player you might want to see if either Mike Fisher or Chris Kelly is available on the waiver wire. The two centers will grab most of Jason Spezza’s minutes while the All-Star recovers from a torn MCL.
GM Bryan Murray squashed any talk about trading for help up the middle, citing limited cap space as the reason.
“Right now, there’s nothing to look for,” Murray told the Ottawa Sun. “We’re going to have to play with the lineup we have.”
Kelly and Fisher both picked up points in Ottawa’s 2-0 win over Buffalo on Wednesday, but the Devils should prove to be a much tougher test.
Pick: New Jersey
Washington Capitals at Vancouver Canucks (-120, 6)
The Capitals know a thing or two about putting the puck in the net. The Eastern Conference leaders scored six goals Tuesday against the Avalanche and that was without Alex Ovechkin getting in on the fun.
It’s no surprise that the high-flying Caps lead the league in goals per game (3.56) and are almost a half goal better than No. 2 San Jose (3.18).
The Canucks boast arguably the best goalie in the world, but he’ll have his hands full against a deep and skilled Washington club.
Over bettors also know it’s just a matter of time before Caps goalie Jose Theodore starts to let in some softies.
they always are. these guys are solid. problem is they always have two plays and no ranking system so iv had trouble making money off them. still in the green tho
Well, you can put your own rating to the plays, why you may ask? To be succesful you need to always feel confident in sports gambling, if a capper you like to follow on a regular basis post a play(s), without any rating you can just apply the same amount to each play without putting any thought into it. You can analyize the games yourself and put your own rating to it as well. Personnally I would do the same unit if I were following a capper I liked that did not use ratings per play.
ice picks 12/18
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