Big_Als_London link said:
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If that isn't a slaughter, and I seriously mean this, then the sharks are NOT set for the playoffs.
Statistically, and based upon the leafs last outings (and excuses about injuries), that game should literally be a 10-0 game.
The only way the leafs will win is if Reimer plays the best game he has ever played.
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I figured they would start Bernier, no?
18-3-5 to 14-10-3. Factor into that mix that the leafs had most of their wins before the other teams got their legs under them. If I was a gambling man I'd put some money on proline, but the odds must be way in favour of SJ tonight.
[/quote]I'm pretty sure I read that reimer was starting. It seems that during this losing streak they are bouncing back and forth between goalies till they can get a win and then they will stick with that goalie till he loses and so on. The leafs are 9-4 at home or something like that. I imagine the over/under is at about 7 and san jose are heavy favorites. It would be a smarter idea to put a few bucks down on the leafs just to get the bigger pay day.
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There would never be an NHL game with the over under set at 7 (well, 6.5 and sure as hell never 7.5)
Vegas would come to a grinding halt as every single dollar would pour into the under and bookies would took that bet would be buying
one way tickets to Panama to escape the pending doom of the payouts the next morning.
The Sharks are a very reasonable -147 tonight according to my bookie, and combined with -121 of Phoenix it should be a easy win tonight.
As a side bet I gave my boss 1.5 goals to the leafs for 50 bucks straight up on tonights game.