Carolina Hurricanes vs. Buffalo Sabres NHL Betting Tips and Predictions
by Travis Goldberg | Apr 4, 2022
Hurricanes vs. Sabres Betting Picks & Predictions
Both the Carolina Hurricanes and Buffalo Sabres are coming off a loss, heading into their meeting at KeyBank Center on Tuesday at 7:00 PM ET. Hurricanes (-239) at Sabres (+190) looks lopsided, according to the moneyline odds. Find more below on the Hurricanes vs. Sabres betting line, injury report, head-to-head stats, best bets and more.
Hurricanes vs. Sabres Betting Line
Hurricanes vs Sabres Betting Information
Favorite |
Moneyline |
Underdog |
Moneyline |
Hurricanes |
-239 |
Sabres |
+190 |
Hurricanes vs. Sabres Game Info
- Game Day: Tuesday, April 5, 2022
- Game Time: 7:00 PM ET
- Location: Buffalo, New York
- Arena: KeyBank Center
Computer Predictions for Hurricanes vs. Sabres
Computer picks for Hurricanes vs Sabres
Score Prediction |
Hurricanes 4 Sabres 2
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Hurricanes vs. Sabres Betting Trends
Carolina has won 38 of the 57 games it’s played as the moneyline favorite this season.
The Hurricanes have won 11 of the 13 games they have played with moneyline odds shorter than -239.
The moneyline odds imply that Carolina has a 70.5% chance of winning this contest.
Carolina Hurricanes Leaders
A top contributor this season for Carolina, Sebastian Aho has scored 69 points in 66 games (31 goals and 38 assists).
Andrei Svechnikov is contributing with 60 points (27 goals, 33 assists).
Teuvo Teravainen’s season total of 57 points has come from 18 goals and 39 assists.
In 47 games, Frederik Andersen has a record of 33-11-3. He has conceded 94 goals (2.03 goals against average) and has racked up 1206 saves.
Carolina Hurricanes Season Stats
The Hurricanes’ 229 goals this season make them the ninth-best scoring team in the NHL.
The Hurricanes are ranked first in league action with the fewest goals against, having conceded 162 total goals (only 2.4 per game).
The team’s goal differential is third-best in the league at +67.
The Hurricanes’ 48 power-play goals this season are eighth-best in the NHL (on 200 power-play chances).
The Hurricanes’ offense is seventh the league with a 24% power-play conversion rate.
The Hurricanes have scored a total of four shorthanded goals this season.
The Hurricanes’ 87.7% penalty-kill success rate currently tops the league.
The Hurricanes win the third-highest percentage of faceoffs in the NHL at 53.5%.
The Hurricanes shoot 9.8% as a team, ranked 12th-best in the league.
The Hurricanes have yet to shut out an opponent this season, averaging 22.5 hits and 10.7 blocked shots per game.
Sabres vs. Hurricanes Betting Trends
This season the Sabres have 23 wins in the 67 games in which they’ve been an underdog.
Buffalo has gone 7-17 when bookmakers have listed them as underdogs of +190 or longer on the moneyline.
The Sabres have a 34.5% chance to win this game (implied from the moneyline).
Buffalo Sabres Leaders
Buffalo’s Tage Thompson has totaled 23 assists and 31 goals in 66 games, good for 54 points.
Jeff Skinner is pivotal for Buffalo’s offense with 50 total points (0.7 per game), including 28 goals and 22 assists through 68 games.
Buffalo’s Rasmus Dahlin has 43 points, courtesy of nine goals (eighth on team) and 34 assists (first).
Buffalo’s Craig Anderson is 13-9-2 this season, compiling 673 saves and allowing 74 goals (3.1 goals against average) with a .901 save percentage (37th in the league).
Buffalo Sabres Season Stats
The Sabres’ 190 total goals (2.7 per game) rank 24th in the league.
The Sabres’ 245 total goals allowed (3.5 per game) rank 26th in the league.
Their -55 goal differential ranks 26th in the league.
The Sabres have scored 38 power-play goals this season (on 185 power-play chances). That ranks 21st in the NHL.
The Sabres have the league’s 19th-ranked power-play conversion rate of 20.5%.
The Sabres have scored four shorthanded goals this season (20th in the league).
The 75.1% of opponent power plays the Sabres kill is the 26th-ranked penalty-kill percentage in the league.
The Sabres win 46.3% of their faceoffs. That’s the 32nd-ranked figure in the NHL.
The Sabres are shooting 9.1% (24th in the league).
The Sabres have not had a shutout win yet this season.
Hurricanes and Sabres Injury Report
Hurricanes: Ethan Bear: Day To Day (Lower-body), Jesperi Kotkaniemi: Out (Lower-body), Jake Gardiner: Out (Hip/back)
Sabres: Malcolm Subban: Out For Season (Upper Body), Andrew Oglevie: Out (Undisclosed), Drake Caggiula: Out For Season (Back)
Betting Tips for Hurricanes vs. Sabres
The Hurricanes on the moneyline (-239) is our best bet after digging through all of the key trends and statistics for this matchup. Our computer projects the scoring will finish under the total of goals, with the .
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