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NHL Best Bets: Boston Bruins vs. Toronto Maple Leafs Game 6 +541 SGP

Zack Cook

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NHL Best Bets: Boston Bruins vs. Toronto Maple Leafs Game 6 +541 SGP

The Boston Bruins are set to visit the Toronto Maple Leafs for a Thursday night matchup.

SportsGrid tees you up for a same-game parlay from Toronto tonight for Game 6.

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Leg 1: Boston Bruins Moneyline (-104)

The Bruins and Maple Leafs are set to play Game 6 of their best-of-seven on Thursday night from Scotiabank Arena.
The Bruins dominated during the season and have brought that same energy to this series, with a chance to eliminate Toronto tonight.
The Bruins have won both road games in this series.
Last year, the Bruins were up 3-1 in their opening-round series against Florida. The Bruins let Florida back into the series and lost 4-3. Will that play a factor tonight in Game 6?
The Maple Leafs have lost six straight playoff games on home ice, and there’s a slight value price with the Bruins to close it out tonight on the moneyline at -104.

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Leg 2: Under 5.5 Total Goals (+100)

It isn’t a surprise that goals are hard to come by in this series.
Low-scoring games have been the story when these teams have faced off lately.
Seven of the last ten matchups between the Bruins and Maple Leafs have seen five or fewer total goals scored.
The Maple Leafs played a much better defensive game in Game 5, while Joseph Woll was up for the task in goal.
Boston’s goaltending has been a significant factor in this series, while the Maple Leafs had a much stronger effort with Woll in net.
Look for another low-scoring battle between these rivals.

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Leg 3: David Pastrnak to Record 4+ Shots on Goal (-160)

David Pastrnak leads the Bruins offense, which has been evident in this series.
Pastrnak tallied 110 points in 82 games this year.
Pastrnak has recorded 83 points in 82 career postseason games.
Pastrnak has recorded back-to-back four-shot performances in this series.
If the Bruins want to find any offense in this contest, Pastrnak will drive the bus.