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Sports Betting Avalanche vs Predators: NHL 2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs Odds, Prediction, preview

By Joe Pantorno Posted on May 4, 2022 Avalanche Predators Nathan MacKinnon NHL odds

Apr 28, 2022; Denver, Colorado, USA; Colorado Avalanche center Nathan MacKinnon (29) shoots the puck in overtime against the Nashville Predators at Ball Arena. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports

2022 Stanley Cup Playoffs Western Conference: Central #1 Colorado Avalanche vs WC2 Nashville Predators

How To Watch

Game	Date	Time (ET)	Host	TV
1	Tuesday, May 3	9:30 p.m.	COL	ESPN
2	Thursday, May 5	9:30 p.m.	COL	TNT
3	Saturday, May 7	4:30 p.m.	NSH	TNT
4	Monday, May 9	9:30 p.m.	NSH	ESPN
5*	TBD
6*	TBD
7*	TBD

*If necessary

Tale of the Tape

Avalanche	STAT	Predators
56-19-7 (119 pts)	Record	45-30-7 (97 pts)
3.80 (4th)	Goals Per Game	3.23 (13th)
2.86 (10th)	Goals Allowed Per Game	3.09 (17th)
+78	Goal Differential	+14
32-5-4 Home, 24-14-3 Away	Home/Away Record	25-14-2 Home, 20-16-5 Away
24.36% (6th)	Power Play	24.61 (5th)
79.22% (16th)	Penalty Kill	79.0%% (18th)

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Avalanche leaders

Cale Makar (Isaiah J. Downing-USA TODAY Sports)

Mikko Rantanen, RW: 36 goals, 56 assists, 92 points, 16 power-play goals
Nathan MacKinnon, C: 32 goals, 56 assists, 88 points
Cale Makar, D: 28 goals, 58 assists, 86 points, 25:40 TOI

Predators leaders:

Duchene Josi Predators — Matt Duchene (left) with Roman Josi (Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports)

Roman Josi, D: 23 goals, 73 assists, 96 points, 25:33 TOI
Matt Duchene, C: 43 goals, 43 assists, 86 points, 16 power-play goals
Filip Forsberg, C: 42 goals, 42 assists, 84 points

Key Injuries

Juuse Saros, G (NSH): Nashville’s starting goaltender will miss the first two games of the series vs. Colorado due to a lower-body injury.
Gabriel Landeskog, LW (COL): Colorado’s captain is out indefinitely due to a knee injury that required surgery back in March.

Series Odds

NSH to win: +380
COL to win: -475

*Courtesy of DraftKings, for more, click here.

Series Prediction

Avalanche wins in 5 games (4-1)

Colorado was supposed to be here and they’re supposed to go much further. The best team in the Western Conference shouldn’t receive much resistance from Nashville, but the fact that the Predators went 3-1 vs. the Avalanche during the regular season should at least get them one game.
It’ll be incredibly difficult, though, as starting netminder Juuse Saros is out for the first two games of the season. Nashville will now have to turn to David Rittich, who played in 17 games and posted a disheartening .886 save percentage. Asking him to try and shut down the Avalanche will be an enormous task.
While the Avalanche have been with Gabriel Landeskog since March, their attack hasn’t slowed down. Whether it’s Mikko Rantanen, Nathan MacKinnon, or Nazem Kadri, there’s enough firepower up front. But what makes the Avalanche so dangerous is their two-way defensemen that supplement the attack. Not only is Cale Makar the best offensive defenseman in the league and will once again garner Norris Trophy consideration, but Devon Toews added 13 goals and 44 assists from the blue line as well this season.
What a matchup it’s going to be as two of the best defenseman in the league square off. While Makar posted 86 points this season, Roman Josi — who appears to be a lock for the Norris — had 92 points and is a key cog in the Nashville machine.

For more 2022 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs coverage, visit TailgateSports.com

About the Author

Joe Pantorno

Joe Pantorno is making the jump to Editor-in-Chief of Tailgate Sports after two years serving as sports editor for amNewYork newspaper. He will continue to cover both the Mets and Islanders for the publication. Previous career stops include Bleacher Report and Metro New York.

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