NHL · 1 year ago
NHL Best Bets: Boston Bruins vs. Tampa Bay Lightning +380 SGP
Zack Cook
Host · Writer
The Boston Bruins are set to visit the Tampa Bay Lightning for a Wednesday night matchup.
SportsGrid tees you up for a same-game parlay in Tampa Bay tonight.
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Leg 1: Tampa Bay Lightning Moneyline (-115)
- The Boston Bruins are coming off a victory over the Florida Panthers last night and have posted a 6-3-1 record over their last ten games.
- The Tampa Bay Lightning have been slightly better over that same sample size and posted a 7-1-2 record.
- The Lightning are 21-9-4 as the home team.
- The Lightning have quietly won three of the last five meetings against the Bruins.
- With the Bruins playing for the second night in a row, we’ll ride comfortably with the Lightning at home on the moneyline at -115.
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Leg 2: Over 5.5 Total Goals (-138)
- Three of the last five Lightning games have seen six or more total goals scored.
- Six or more total goals have been scored in four of the last five Bruins games.
- Six or more total goals were scored in two of the last three games between these two teams.
- Although the over 5.5 is juiced, there’s still value in adding it to the parlay at -135.
Leg 3: Steven Stamkos to Record 3+ Shots on Goal (-165)
- Steven Stamkos has tallied 65 points in 68 games this season, including 29 goals.
- Stamkos is red-hot and has recorded nine points over his last five games.
- Stamkos recorded an eight-shot performance against the Los Angeles Kings last week.
- Stamkos is listed at -165 to record three or more shots on goal tonight, and there’s value in backing that number to complete the parlay.
Total Value = +380
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