Any baseball fans that complained about the lack of Game 7s can not complain.
Two series will be decided on Wednesday night — the Penguins and Capitals, followed Ducks and by the Oilers at a Game 7. But who cares? What bettors need to know is: Who’s gonna win?
Both home teams are favored (Caps opened -175, Ducks opened -120) and that should not be any surprise. History says that the home side wins 58.4 percent of their time to get a record of 97-69 going back to 1939.
Because Anaheim buh-lows at Game 7s in the home recently well, history hates the Ducks, apparently. Which brings me to Big Variable No. 1. Anaheim has lost four of these in a row. Over the previous four years. We’ll blame all those reductions on head coach Randy Carlyle?
“It’s not the exact same group and that I was not here so do not pin any of those losses on me,” he told reporters after Game 6.
OK then.
Over in Washington, the Capitals are faves after winning two games. When they won 4-2 they were preferred by the cost for Game 5 in Washington.
Momentum is a big element here but curiously a guy named Justin Williams is really major Factor No. 2. You see, Williams is Mr. Game 7 himself.
That is an actual nickname for him, I am not trying to be cute. That’s because Williams has seven goals and seven assists in seven Game 7s. Oh yeah — and he’s won all seven of’em. This will be his first Game 7 in his second season with the Capitals, though.
May not look like much but I guarantee you a lot of hockey bettors. Though, you might wish to be careful, if you go that route.
Puckline faves are 14-51 against the spread prior to the action of Tuesday night.
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