Boston Bruins (+137) at Vancouver Canucks (-149)

The Pick: Canucks -149


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Canucks vs. Bruins Betting Overview

We are down to one game to decide which team carries the Stanley Cup around all summer. Boston will try to secure the title for the first time since 1972 while the Vancouver Canucks are seeking their first championship in franchise history. Wednesday’s Game 7 is the 16th all-time in NHL history – and sixth since 2000. The home team has won 12 of the previous 15. Each team has won at home but the difference has been that the Canucks have won by one goal three times while Boston has blown out their opponent each time in this series. This will be the 107 game in the season for each team.

 

Vancouver Canucks News and Betting Tips for Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Goalie Roberto Luongo has played poorly on the orad but has been magnificent at home. He has allowed two goals on 95 shots at home for a .979 save percentage against the Bruins. On the road he has yielded 15 goals on 66 shots for a brutal .773 save percentage in Boston. Henrik Sedin scored his first goal of the series and his brother Daniel had two assists and four points in the series. Left winger Mason Raymond suffered a vertebrae compression fracture after a hit by defenseman Johnny Boychuk during the first shift in Game 6 and will be out for Game 7. Vancouver continued to struggle with the man advantage in the Stanley Cup Finals. The Canucks went 1-for-6 in Game 6 to improve to 2-for-31 on the power play.

 

Boston Bruins News and Betting Tips for Wednesday, June 15, 2011

The Bruins took Game 6 very quickly by scoring 4 times with 4 different players to put the game out of reach. They scored those goals in less than 5 minutes of play. Rookie Brad Marchand, Milan Lucic, defenseman Andrew Ference and Michael Ryder scored in the first period. For his part, Marchand opened the scoring 5:31 into the game for his franchise rookie-record ninth goal of the postseason. David Krejci added a 5-on-3 power-play goal and veteran Mark Recchi notched three assists. Goaltender Tim Thomas has been very good in the net as he turned 37 shots back in Game 6 and has 761 saves in the postseason. In the man advantage Boston went 1-for-5 in Game 6 to improve to 5-for-26 for the series and 7-for-83 in the playoffs.

 

Our Bruins vs. Canucks Pick and Predictions

This is it! The finals are in sight as both teams have played 106 games to get here. We can’t ignore the fact that each team tends to win on home ice. It is likely this will be a one goal game again. With our free pick it is the Vancouver Canucks -149 to win the Stanley Cup.

Our Pick: Canucks -149

 


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