Oilers vs. Canadiens betting odds and trends

Data Skrive:

The Edmonton Oilers have been made -402 favorites over the Montreal Canadiens (+313) playing at home on Tuesday at Rogers Place in Edmonton.

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Oilers to win vs Canadiens -402

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Oilers vs. Canadiens Game Info & Betting Lines

Edmonton’s games this season have gone over 6.5 goals 30 of 65 times.
So far this season, 50.7% of Montreal’s games (34/67) have had more goals than Tuesday’s over/under of 6.5.
Tuesday’s over/under is 0.3 above the combined goal-scoring average of 6.2 for these two clubs.
The 6.3 goals per game that these two teams give up combined are 0.2 less than the 6.5-goal over/under set for this match.

The Oilers’ 229 goals this season make them the eighth-best scoring team in the NHL.
The Oilers are ranked seventh in league action for the fewest goals against this season, having conceded 184 total goals (2.8 per game).
The team has the league’s seventh-best goal differential at +45 this season.
The Canadiens’ 182 total goals (2.7 per game) rank 27th in the NHL.
The Canadiens have conceded 3.4 goals per game, 230 total, which ranks 26th among league teams.
Their -48 goal differential ranks 29th in the league.

Edmonton has won 37 of the 58 games it’s played as the moneyline favorite this season.
In four games with moneyline odds lower than -402, the Oilers have won every time.
According to the moneyline odds, Edmonton has a 80.1% chance of winning this contest.
In Montreal’s 61 games as the underdog on the moneyline this season, it has 20 wins.
Montreal has not played with moneyline odds of +313 or longer once this season.
The Canadiens have a 24.2% chance to win this game (implied from the moneyline).

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A productive offensive player this season for Edmonton, Connor McDavid has recorded 106 points.
Leon Draisaitl has 86 points (33 goals, 53 assists) to add to the team’s scoring efforts.
Through 64 games, Zach Hyman has proven himself as a scoring option for Edmonton. He has 66 points (46 goals and 20 assists).
In the 49 games Stuart Skinner has played this season, his save percentage is .908, 25th in the league.

Nicholas Suzuki’s 26 goals and 37 assists in 67 games for Montreal add up to 63 total points on the season.
Cole Caufield is a top offensive contributor for Montreal with 53 total points this season. He has scored 20 goals and added 33 assists in 67 games.
Michael Matheson’s nine goals and 38 assists add up to 47 points this season.
Samuel Montembeault is 13-12-6 on the season, giving up 99 goals (3.1 goals against average) and compiling 940 saves with a .905 save percentage (33rd in the league).

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