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Saturday, March 9, 2013
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NHL Picks and Predictions: New Jersey Devils end their streak at last against the Buffalo Sabres
After one of the worst-officiated games of the
season, the New Jersey Devils valiantly killed off an atrocious
overtime roughing call on Marek Zidlicky only to fall to Ryan Miller in a
predictably miserable shootout effort. Overtime ended with Tyler Ennis
taking a cheap shot on Adam Henrique with no fear of any consequences,
perhaps forgetting that these two teams would meet again
later that week. On Thursday, expect another physical, chippy, grinding
game between two teams that are falling apart at the seams this year.
With the New Jersey Devils relegated to backup goaltending, the team that once led the Eastern Conference has fallen squarely into the clutter of a shortened season's playoff race. Johan Hedberg has been horrible, Keith Kinkaid is back in the AHL, Jeff Frazee is backing up Moose on Thursday, and the Devils goaltending situation is driving their losing streak.
The offense has sputtered. New line combinations don't seem to be making any difference, while the top-line still lacks punch. The New Jersey Devils failed to add any offense in the offseason, but they lost a top-line winger. Their performance recently shouldn't be much of a surprise.
The New Jersey Devils defense is failing as well. It doesn't help that their goalie cannot make a key save when the Devils need one, but many of the scoring opportunities that have led to goals can be traced back to poor pinches by Zidlicky, bad defense around the net, and sloppy play. The New Jersey defense can't do anything about Johan Hedberg poking a pass through his own five hole, but they certainly haven't helped him much.
Still, I have faith in the Devils. The offense finally found a way to generate consistent pressure in the tail end of Tuesday's loss - first with a shorthanded goal and then with some sustained forechecking. If they can start finishing their chances, they can outscore their opponents regardless of who is in net behind them. The New Jersey Devils desperately need a win, while the Buffalo Sabres started to rebuild when they fired the face of their franchise last month. Motivation is on the Devils' side.
Wouldn't it be interesting if the Buffalo Sabres beat New Jersey, the Devils' losing streak sputtered along a little further, and Lindy Ruff found his way to New Jersey? Don't rule it out, because if New Jersey keeps playing like this, Peter DeBoer is not safe - even after a Stanley Cup run. In the golden years of Martin Brodeur's playing career, the Devils need to win right now. I think they'll pull out a victory against Buffalo this Thursday and finally get back on track in time for Brodeur to get healthy - but DeBoer could be running out of time if he fails to turn things around against an Eastern Conference bottom-feeder.
New Jersey Devils 3 - Buffalo Sabres 2
Medium confidence... I've lost 14 units on this skid... I'll go 7 here and try to swing at the fences.
With the New Jersey Devils relegated to backup goaltending, the team that once led the Eastern Conference has fallen squarely into the clutter of a shortened season's playoff race. Johan Hedberg has been horrible, Keith Kinkaid is back in the AHL, Jeff Frazee is backing up Moose on Thursday, and the Devils goaltending situation is driving their losing streak.
The offense has sputtered. New line combinations don't seem to be making any difference, while the top-line still lacks punch. The New Jersey Devils failed to add any offense in the offseason, but they lost a top-line winger. Their performance recently shouldn't be much of a surprise.
The New Jersey Devils defense is failing as well. It doesn't help that their goalie cannot make a key save when the Devils need one, but many of the scoring opportunities that have led to goals can be traced back to poor pinches by Zidlicky, bad defense around the net, and sloppy play. The New Jersey defense can't do anything about Johan Hedberg poking a pass through his own five hole, but they certainly haven't helped him much.
Still, I have faith in the Devils. The offense finally found a way to generate consistent pressure in the tail end of Tuesday's loss - first with a shorthanded goal and then with some sustained forechecking. If they can start finishing their chances, they can outscore their opponents regardless of who is in net behind them. The New Jersey Devils desperately need a win, while the Buffalo Sabres started to rebuild when they fired the face of their franchise last month. Motivation is on the Devils' side.
Wouldn't it be interesting if the Buffalo Sabres beat New Jersey, the Devils' losing streak sputtered along a little further, and Lindy Ruff found his way to New Jersey? Don't rule it out, because if New Jersey keeps playing like this, Peter DeBoer is not safe - even after a Stanley Cup run. In the golden years of Martin Brodeur's playing career, the Devils need to win right now. I think they'll pull out a victory against Buffalo this Thursday and finally get back on track in time for Brodeur to get healthy - but DeBoer could be running out of time if he fails to turn things around against an Eastern Conference bottom-feeder.
New Jersey Devils 3 - Buffalo Sabres 2
Medium confidence... I've lost 14 units on this skid... I'll go 7 here and try to swing at the fences.
"$$ NHL Picks and Predictions"
By now you've learned my system is anything
but conservative. We just won 7 units on the Devils yesterday in the
midst of a losing streak that was 2 minutes away from breaking a 27 year
old record. I'd like to start this pick by saying I really don't like
many games today. I'll bet them, but I'm not in love. When in doubt, I
bet on Pekka Rinne. If you run a conservative system, stay away.
I am not a conservative bettor. I've put money on every hockey game of the season for two consecutive years now, and I've won money doing it. Some weeks are better than others, but this is a good week, so I'll ride the key principles of my system. We're riding back to back successful days, including a 4-0 night of domination.
The Edmonton Oilers have been extremely mediocre this year. They have offense and goaltending but only in spurts. On the road, I can't imagine a cohesive game against one of the best defensive systems in hockey - led by one of the best goalies.
If Pekka Rinne plays, ride the Nashville Predators here. He's arguably the best goalie in hockey, his team around him is just highly mediocre. Against a team as poor as the Oilers, and on home ice, I like a grinding struggle of a game.
Very low confidence ML pick on the Preds.
Low confidence, with z-code support, on under 5.5 (5).
Z-Code gives 63% chance that the Preds will win this game.
There's not much value here, but with VERY low confidence, we'll go Preds.
Nashville 3 - Edmonton 1
I am not a conservative bettor. I've put money on every hockey game of the season for two consecutive years now, and I've won money doing it. Some weeks are better than others, but this is a good week, so I'll ride the key principles of my system. We're riding back to back successful days, including a 4-0 night of domination.
The Edmonton Oilers have been extremely mediocre this year. They have offense and goaltending but only in spurts. On the road, I can't imagine a cohesive game against one of the best defensive systems in hockey - led by one of the best goalies.
If Pekka Rinne plays, ride the Nashville Predators here. He's arguably the best goalie in hockey, his team around him is just highly mediocre. Against a team as poor as the Oilers, and on home ice, I like a grinding struggle of a game.
Very low confidence ML pick on the Preds.
Low confidence, with z-code support, on under 5.5 (5).
Z-Code gives 63% chance that the Preds will win this game.
There's not much value here, but with VERY low confidence, we'll go Preds.
Nashville 3 - Edmonton 1
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