I think Montreal will beat the Leafs at home. One of the oldest rivalries in the NHL; This is a game about pride and I think that Montreal will walk away with the 2 pts. Think I'm going to go PL on this one for Habs at +198; I think with Reimer and Price in nets i don't see this a high scoring affair but the under is not that great for this game. Does anyone think the Leafs can win this one?
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I don't rate the Leafs and the Habs will be buoyed by their performance in Vancouver. Can't see them under-performing in a big rival match like this. Haven't looked at the game in detail yet this early in the day but will probably end up playing Montreal -0.5Comment -
That's my thinking; Brian Burke has sold off most of the assets off for the Leafs for this season, but their new goalie Reimer is capable of a steal anywhere, anytime... With Montreal's defense men slowly all getting back into the lineup, it is likely that the Habs will beat up on the lowly Leafs... The only wild card here is the kid in nets for the Leafs.Comment -
Looks like Montreal will be putting their backup goalie in tonight... I don't know how much this will change the outcome of this game though.Comment -
I'd advice you to make a wager on the -0.5 line rather than the Puck line. Although the Habs did win 3-0 in the last meeting between these two teams at the Bell Center, Montreal isn't a team that wins many games with a 2+ goal differential. They often win 1-goal games and they rarely score empty net goals when they're holding on to a 1-goal lead, they just collapse in front of their goalie and get the pucks out using the boards... Food for thought.Comment -
Agreed; I live in Toronto and pay quite a bit of attention to the Leafs (not a fan)..lol; they tend to lose by more than 1 goal on the road... It is the only reason that I'm going out on a limb for the Puckline...also Kaberle is not a Leaf so they are that much weaker on their D.Comment -
Staying away from this game; no value in this game except for Montreal Puckline.Comment
