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Game Date:
11/01/2017
10:00pm EST
Lines:
New Jersey +1.5
Vancouver -1.5
Total:
Over
5.5 (+100)
Under 5.5 (-120)
Community Picks: New Jersey Devils 0% vs Vancouver Canucks 0%
New Jersey Devils and Vancouver Canucks Thread
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A trade prior to the start of the season brought Derrick Pouliot to Vancouver. An injury to the club’s top blue liner, Alex Edler, presented a chance for the former Penguins prospect to get into the Canucks lineup. Through seven games, Pouliot’s confidence is beginning to grow with the Canucks, who have started to roll over the past few games despite expectations that they would once again struggle in the Western Conference despite a number of offseason acquisitions and a coaching change. Continue to Article
October 30, 2017 10:08:pm EST
The New Jersey Devils have a long way to go before they prove that they’re as good as their 7-2-0 record indicates, but they’re getting a key piece to the puzzle back tonight. After being sidelined since being hurt during an Oct. 19 win, starting goalie Cory Schneider has been activated from IR. It’s unclear if Schneider will play against the Arizona Coyotes or if he’ll merely back up Keith Kinkaid, but he looks to dress for the Devils after Scott Wedgewood was traded to … the Coyotes. Continue to Article
October 28, 2017 3:10:pm EST
What: Washington Capitals at Vancouver CanucksWhere: Rogers Arena, Vancouver, British ColumbiaWhen: 10:00 p.m. ET. Coverage starts at 9:00 p.m. ET with Capitals FaceOff.How to Watch: Capitals-Canucks will be broadcast on NBC Sports Washington. (Channel Continue to Article
October 26, 2017 12:53:am EST
There was a scare involving star forward Alex Ovechkin during Washington Capitals practice on Monday. Per reports, Ovechkin limped off the ice after getting tangled up with a teammate during drills. Capitals head coach Barry Trotz seemed to quell that a little bit afterward. Continue to Article
October 23, 2017 5:36:pm EST
Brian Boyle was back on the ice with his New Jersey Devils teammates on Sunday after getting all cleared to participate in practice following his Chronic Myeloid Leukemia diagnosis last month. “I got the news yesterday … and a wave of nerves came over me,” Boyle told reporters following the skate. “But it’s exciting to get back on a routine and work towards a goal. The Devils signed Boyle to a two-year, $5.5 million contract this summer. Continue to Article
October 22, 2017 2:19:pm EST
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