Bruins vs. Hurricanes Game 4 Prediction: NHL Playoffs Betting Odds

The Carolina Hurricanes dropped for the first time on home ice hockey in this post season, and it was a costly one, since the team is now on the edge of elimination entering match . Not a lot of people predicted the Hurricanes being part of their Eastern Conference finals, but after sweeping the Islanders in four-straight games, the doubters were shifting their minds. But that uncertainty is back in what could be their final game of the season.
Bruins vs Hurricanes Stanley Cup Betting Analysis The Bruins took two of three games from the Hurricanes during the normal season. Two out of those three games were decided by a single game (including an overtime game) the other, a two-goal game.
Dating back to the 2016 season, the Hurricanes are 3-3 on home ice against the Bruins, although the home team within this head-to-head series is 9-3 at the previous 12 games.
Additionally, the over has been in play when these two teams get together going 8-2-1 in the previous 11 meetings, including two of the 3 games in this sequence. Lifetime, the over is 23-10-5 in the past 38 games in Carolina.
Boston Bruins
The Bruins are sitting in the driver’s chair in this series as a result of the goaltending of Tuukka Rask. Rask was once again the game’s first star making 35 saves to up his record to 11-5 in the post season with a save percentage of .939. Rask enters this game on a six-game winning streak seeking to close it out early and head to the Stanley Cup final. It’s the first time a Bruins goaltender has won six straight matches because Reggie Lemelin did it in 1988. Gerry Cheevers holds the team record at 10 matches in 1970.
Brad Marchand scored his 6th goal of the post season, and when he does, it is almost a guaranteed win for the Bruins. The B’s are currently 22 and 1 when Marchand scores a goal, really remarkable.
Carolina Hurricanes
Pull out the clich?? machine and use all of them, this is it to the Hurricanes in game . Yes, they could take out a number of advantages in their game three loss, but a loss is a loss, and they are in trouble.
It seems the group’s power-play struggles have come back to bite them, as the team went 0-for-5 in game , including 0-for-4 in the first period alone. They are now a gloomy 5-for-50 with the man advantage this post season, to get a 10% efficacy.
Speaking off the first period, the Hurricanes dominated it, outshooting the Bruins 20-6, and out-chancing them 33-9 (shot attempts), but skated out of the first period with a 0-0 tie. This is very good evidence that the opposition goaltender has been the story in this series thus far.

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