Hopefully, you caught your breath from Wednesday night’s ridiculous showing at the Stanley Cup Playoffs — one that we translated to a 2-0 record on our NHL odds picks. The Carolina Hurricanes left it late, but they found just enough to squeak past the New York Rangers in overtime, which was a timid appetizer compared to what the Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers gave us — a 15-goal thriller that saw Calgary take it at home. Thursday night brings two Game 2’s and with it, an opportunity for the leaders to take an early stranglehold on their series as the Tampa Bay Lightning take on the Florid ..read more

2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs Western Conference Semifinals: Calgary Flames vs. Edmonton Oilers How To Watch Game Date Time (ET) Host TV 1 Wednesday, May 18 9:30 p.m. CGY ESPN 2 Friday, May 20 10:30 p.m. CGY ESPN 3 Sunday, May 22 8 p.m. EDM ESPN2 4 Tuesday, May 24 9:30 p.m. EDM ESPN 5* Thursday, May 26 CGY 6* Saturday, May 28 EDM 7* Monday, May 30 CGY *If necessary   Tale of the Tape (regular season stats) Flames STAT Oilers 50-21-11 (111 points) Record 49-27-6 (104 pts) 3.59 (6th) Goals Per Game 3.52 (8th) 2.54 (3rd) Goals Allowed Per Game 3.10 (18th ..read more

The conference semifinal stage (second round) of the Stanley Cup Playoffs begins Tuesday night and with it, we look to keep nailing our NHL odds picks like we did last week. A perfect 3-0 during two Game 7’s on Sunday night raised our record to 18-5, ranked No. 3 of all NHL experts on Tallysight. As the field dwindles, the picks are only going to get more difficult, so remember, you don’t HAVE to bet on each game. We are giving you our best bets for every game, but if our analysis isn’t landing with you or you just don’t feel like a bet stands out, it’s fine to give that game a pass. There wil ..read more

In what perfect NHL odds world would we have gotten five Game 7’s over a two-day stretch? Saturday night, the Edmonton Oilers survived a first-round scare from the Los Angeles Kings and the Carolina Hurricanes eeked past the Boston Bruins. The two-time-defending champion Tampa Bay Lightning also outlasted the dangerous Toronto Maple Leafs in one of the series for the ages. Two more Game 7’s await us on Sunday night with the New York Rangers looking to cap off an improbable comeback against the Pittsburgh Penguins. The nightcap is provided by the Calgary Flames, who try to crack open the resolu ..read more

A split is a split and at this point and we’ll take it when it comes to our NHL odds picks during the Stanley Cup Playoffs. We hit with the Edmonton Oilers continuing their offensive surge to squeak by the Calgary Flames, but came up just short on the over/under with the New York Rangers and Carolina Hurricanes. We expected to see a little more from the Canes’ offense, which would have gotten us over the 5.5 total goals line. Instead, a 4-1 New York win left us ever so close. Due to the Tampa Bay Lightning’s surprising sweep over the Florida Panthers, that leaves us with just one game on the d ..read more

A new week brings a new opportunity to improve our picks on the NHL odds landscape after going 6-5 last week and 2-1 on Sunday. With two games on Monday night’s docket, we are officially in termination territory with the Tampa Bay Lightning up 3-0 on the Florida Panthers. Talk about a surprise. I think we all thought the President’s Trophy-winning Panthers would put up more of a challenge than this. But as I’ve said ad nauseam, that’s the beauty (and treachery) of betting on the Stanley Cup Playoffs. No one knows what the heck is going to happen. It’s important to remember that you don’t HAVE ..read more

After a tough Thursday of picking the NHL odds slate, we’re looking to get back on track. Actually, it hasn’t been an easy week, either. Entering Sunday’s action, we’re 4-4 on our picks this week — though that still ranks fifth on Tallysight’s expert rankings list. That shows how difficult it is to make picks this time of year. The Stanley Cup Playoffs provide a rare three-game schedule this Sunday, including the first leg of a back-to-back for the Tampa Bay Lightning and Florida Panthers. The All-Florida series hasn’t gone to plan yet, considering the two-time defending-champion Lightning has ..read more

Our NHL odds picks to kick off the second round of the 2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs didn’t start on the best of feet, going 2-2 during Tuesday night’s games. The Lightning proved that they aren’t ready to relinquish their title as the team to beat in Florida and the NHL, while the Avalanche needed overtime to get past the Blues. Wednesday night brings one of the more extraordinary events you’ll find in hockey: The Battle of Alberta between the Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames meeting in the playoffs for the first time in 31 years. Meanwhile in the East, the New York Rangers fresh off a Game 7 o ..read more

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