Edmonton Oilers vs Dallas Stars Prediction 6-2-24 Picks |
SPORTS CHAT PLACE The Dallas Stars and Edmonton Oilers meet Sunday in Game 6 of the NHL Western Conference Finals at the Rogers Place. Here’s a Edmonton Oilers vs Dallas Stars Prediction. Dallas Stars Betting PreviewThe Dallas Stars need a win to force a game 7 on Tuesday. The Stars are 6-2 on the road in these NHL playoffs. The Dallas Stars are averaging 2.83 goals per game and are scoring on 21.4 percent of their power play opportunities. Wyatt Johnston leads Dallas with 10 goals, Jamie Benn has 11 assists and Tyler Seguin has 57 shots on goal. Defensively, the Dallas Stars are allowing 2.56 goals per game and are killing 71.4 percent of their opponent’s power plays. Jake Oettinger has allowed 43 goals on 506 shots faced. Edmonton Oilers Betting PreviewThe Edmonton Oilers will make their first Stanley Cup Final appearance since the 2005-06 season with a win here. The Oilers are 5-3 at home in these NHL playoffs. The Edmonton Oilers are averaging 3.59 goals per game and are scoring on 34.7 percent of their power play opportunities. Zach Hyman leads Edmonton with 13 goals, Connor McDavid has 25 assists and Leon Draisaitl has 57 shots on goal. Defensively, the Edmonton Oilers are allowing 2.71 goals per game and are killing 93.5 percent of their opponent’s power plays. Stuart Skinner has given up 39 goals on 355 shots faced, and Calvin Packard has allowed 5 goals on 59 shots. Edmonton Oilers vs Dallas Stars Injury ReportThe Edmonton Oilers don’t have any players on their injury report. The Dallas Stars will continue to be without Jani Hakanpaa (lower body) and Jerad Rosburg (undisclosed). Chris Tanev is questionable for the Stars with a lower body injury. Why the Edmonton Oilers will win
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Edmonton Oilers vs Dallas Stars PredictionThe Dallas Stars and the plus money is worth a serious look given their success on the road all year and in these playoffs. The Stars have 32 road wins, so I wouldn’t talk you off the ledge if looking at the more favorable price. With that said, the Oilers have played their best hockey of the series in their last two games as they’ve dug deep defensively, and the offense has found timely results. At home, the Rogers Place is going to be rocking, and it feels like the Oilers have all of the momentum. I’d love to see a game 7, but the price is reasonably cheap. I’ll ride the hot hand and side with the Oilers to make their first finals trip in nearly two decades. |