Devils look for force Game 7 Monday night
The Hockey Gods are a funny bunch. Obviously they wanted the Stanley Cup Final to go another game. How else can you explain the three goal-posts that the Kings hit. How else can you explain the fact that despite being virtually outplayed in the last two games, New Jersey has stayed alive?
Devils look to stay alive in Game 5 Saturday night
The New Jersey Devils will continue on their quest to do something that only one team in history has been able to – rally from 3-0 down to win the Stanley Cup.
Kings look to sweep their way to 1st ever Stanley Cup
The Los Angeles Kings are one win away from their first Stanley Cup triumph in their 45 year history – on Wednesday night they will have an opportunity to clinch and finish the postseason 16-2! How good have they been so far in the playoffs?
Kings Back at Home with Stranglehold on Cup Final
The Los Angeles Kings and New Jersey Devils continue their quest for the Cup on Monday night after yet another grueling overtime game and a six hour cross-country flight. The Kings have looked unstoppable and in fact have been just that on the road this postseason going 10-0 so far.
Devils vow better effort to even series in Game 2 Saturday
The New Jersey Devils found out what three teams in the Western Conference had already found out – the Los Angeles Kings are absolutely on fire and are nearly impossible to beat at the moment. On Saturday night the Devils will attempt to snap the Kings’ uber-impressive nine game road win streak in order to take the series to the West Coast tied 1-1.
Road Warrior Kings kick off Final against home warrior Devils
The Stanley Cup Final kicks off Wednesday night and it features two of the most unlikely teams vying for the best trophy in sports. The #8 seeded Los Angeles Kings open on the road against the #6 seeded New Jersey Devils in a matchup of the two lowest ranked teams to ever meet in a Cup Final.
Stanley Cup betting has reached his climax, as Detroit and Pittsburgh are ready to drop the puck on Game 7, which takes place at Joe Louis Arena on Friday night.
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Offshore sportsbook odds are backing the Red Wings to win their fifth Stanley Cup in 12 years, but the Penguins aren’t going to go down without a fight.
Game 6 – Tuesday, June 9 @ 8:00 p.m. ET
Stanley Cup betting lines: Red Wings +110, Penguins -130
Whoa, daddy. The Pens were the sports wagering underdogs in Game 5, but few NHL betting fans saw the 5-0 massacre coming.
Game 5 – Saturday, June 6 at 8:00 p.m. ET
NHL betting favorite: Red Wings -155
From a potential sweep to a classic – that’s the type of turnaround we’ve seen in Stanley Cup betting over the last couple of games. The Red Wings are tiring, struggling to keep up with the bigger, younger, more physical Pens.
In Saturday’s boxing betting lines, Nikolay Valuev gets his rematch against Ruslan Chagaev. Brock Lesnar gets another shot at Frank Mir in UFC 100 come July. Now, the Pittsburgh Penguins get a chance for revenge against the Detroit Red Wings in the Stanley Cup Final odds.
