Chicago Blackhawks versus Minnesota Wild Pick Prediction NHL Playoff Game 2 Lines Odds Preview 5-3-2013
- 11 years ago
The Minnesota Wild will look for the series equalizer in their best of seven NHL playoffs against the Chicago Blackhawks in game two in a pro hockey game on Friday night. Start time from Chicago is scheduled for 9:30PM Eastern Time with national television coverage provided by the NBC Sports Network.
The odds from this NHL playoff Game 2 has the home team Chicago Blackhawks favored by -240 odds with the return on the Minnesota Wild at +220 odds. The goal over under line is set at 5 goals.
Chicago takes the 1-0 series lead in this best of seven Western conference playoff series after a 2-1 home overtime victory against the Minnesota Wild as a -238 odds betting favorite. The game finished under 5 goals.
Minnesota drew first blood in this game early in the first period and the Blackhawks gets the equalizer two minutes into the second period on the power play. The game winner came at even strength for Chicago as Bryan Bickell converts a backhander at 16:35 into the first overtime period.
Chicago put more pressure on the Wild as they outshot Minnesota 37-27 in their victory. The 82 face offs in the game ended even with each side winning 41 of them. The Wild goes 0 of 4 on the man advantage in game one.
The odds from this NHL playoff Game 2 has the home team Chicago Blackhawks favored by -240 odds with the return on the Minnesota Wild at +220 odds. The goal over under line is set at 5 goals.
Chicago takes the 1-0 series lead in this best of seven Western conference playoff series after a 2-1 home overtime victory against the Minnesota Wild as a -238 odds betting favorite. The game finished under 5 goals.
Minnesota drew first blood in this game early in the first period and the Blackhawks gets the equalizer two minutes into the second period on the power play. The game winner came at even strength for Chicago as Bryan Bickell converts a backhander at 16:35 into the first overtime period.
Chicago put more pressure on the Wild as they outshot Minnesota 37-27 in their victory. The 82 face offs in the game ended even with each side winning 41 of them. The Wild goes 0 of 4 on the man advantage in game one.