NHL · 1 year ago

NHL Best Bets: Carolina Hurricanes vs. New York Rangers Game 2 +451 SGP

Zack Cook

Host · Writer

The New York Rangers are set to host the Carolina Hurricanes for a Tuesday night matchup.

SportsGrid tees you up for a same-game parlay from New York for Game 2.

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Leg 1: Carolina Hurricanes Moneyline (-118)

The Rangers stormed out to a 4-3 victory in Game 1 of this best-of-seven matchup.
The Hurricanes will look to bounce back tonight in Game 2 as a slight road favorite at MSG.
The Rangers swept the Washington Capitals in the opening round, while the Hurricanes took care of the New York Islanders in five games.
The Rangers won a seven-game series against the Hurricanes in 2022, highlighting how tightly contested these teams are.
With the Hurricanes loaded roster, we’re looking for a response for them tonight in Game 2.
The Hurricanes -118 moneyline price is intriguing and worth backing.

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Leg 2: Under 5.5 Total Goals (-122)

The Hurricanes and Rangers are not afraid to play in a defense-first matchup with solid goaltending.
Four of the last six matchups between these teams have seen five or fewer total goals scored.
With Game 1 seeing seven total goals scored, expect adjustments from both sides and fewer high-danger chances.
The under 5.5 is a solid play for this contest after Game 1 of the series opened with a bang.

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Leg 3: Jake Guentzel to Record 3+ Shots on Goal (-138)

The Hurricanes boast a very deep lineup, and although they don’t have a prototypical superstar, plenty of talented players are still on this roster.
The Hurricanes acquired Jake Guentzel ahead of the NHL’s trade deadline, which has paid dividends for the organization.
Guentzel has scored five points in six playoff games and 77 points in 67 regular-season games.
Guentzel opened the series with a five-shot performance on Sunday, and we’re looking for a similar performance against a Rangers team that doesn’t mind allowing shots on goal from the outside.