This is the one i'll be watching tonight.
I'm getting so much from you guys latelly, that i thaught i might contribute in my way. Hoppefully this will come thru.
Buffalo has been horrible lately but has been giving only 22 shut on goal per game in last 10 games and that is for me is a key number in this coming match up. On the other side you have a Toronto team, which has an average (whit out 2 highs and 2 lows) of 29.5 shut in last 10 games.
This is going to be a game in which Toronto should average about 25 shut on goal and considering their effeciancy ratio of .09 in the last 10 games this should make for not more than 3 goals, 2 is looking more realistic in this case; Biron has a .904 average.
One thing we have to consider is that the last game against Florida represented the Maple Leafs' most dominant performance of the season. Can they make this two in a row, well that?s simply not the kind of leaf team we have seen this year. Toronto has only scored more than 3 goals once in last 6 outing and that was in the last game.
Defense hasn?t been a problem in recent games for Buffalo its just that offense is not producing the clutch goals. The Sabres simply can't score.
Connolly scored one goal in 13 games, Vyacheslav Kozlovhas no goals in his past 12 games after netting five in seven games last month.
The Sabres almost certainly expect more out of Chris Gratton (three goals in 21 games), while sniper Miroslav had not much success lately.
Coaches and players had a dressing room meeting in their latest attempt to stem a four-game losing skid and a 3-7-0 record in their last 10 games
I really don?t like buffalo lately and I just wont touch them until they show me better then what they have done lately. Even if the home team is 8-1-1 ATS in the last 10 meetings I just can take a side in this one. One thing is that 5 of the last 6 games against each other have gone under and the Leafs on the road are 1 over for 6 under. Sabres staying out off the pen box lately should help the total to go under. The Biron?s goals-against average sports a 2.23 mark, just marginally better than Leafs' Curtis Joseph at 2.24. Two good goally, two offensive that just wont produce, a team meeting yesterday to remember the trap system: for me that looks like an under play and a small lean toward Buffalo
My play UNDER 5.
Good luck
I'm getting so much from you guys latelly, that i thaught i might contribute in my way. Hoppefully this will come thru.
Buffalo has been horrible lately but has been giving only 22 shut on goal per game in last 10 games and that is for me is a key number in this coming match up. On the other side you have a Toronto team, which has an average (whit out 2 highs and 2 lows) of 29.5 shut in last 10 games.
This is going to be a game in which Toronto should average about 25 shut on goal and considering their effeciancy ratio of .09 in the last 10 games this should make for not more than 3 goals, 2 is looking more realistic in this case; Biron has a .904 average.
One thing we have to consider is that the last game against Florida represented the Maple Leafs' most dominant performance of the season. Can they make this two in a row, well that?s simply not the kind of leaf team we have seen this year. Toronto has only scored more than 3 goals once in last 6 outing and that was in the last game.
Defense hasn?t been a problem in recent games for Buffalo its just that offense is not producing the clutch goals. The Sabres simply can't score.
Connolly scored one goal in 13 games, Vyacheslav Kozlovhas no goals in his past 12 games after netting five in seven games last month.
The Sabres almost certainly expect more out of Chris Gratton (three goals in 21 games), while sniper Miroslav had not much success lately.
Coaches and players had a dressing room meeting in their latest attempt to stem a four-game losing skid and a 3-7-0 record in their last 10 games
I really don?t like buffalo lately and I just wont touch them until they show me better then what they have done lately. Even if the home team is 8-1-1 ATS in the last 10 meetings I just can take a side in this one. One thing is that 5 of the last 6 games against each other have gone under and the Leafs on the road are 1 over for 6 under. Sabres staying out off the pen box lately should help the total to go under. The Biron?s goals-against average sports a 2.23 mark, just marginally better than Leafs' Curtis Joseph at 2.24. Two good goally, two offensive that just wont produce, a team meeting yesterday to remember the trap system: for me that looks like an under play and a small lean toward Buffalo
My play UNDER 5.
Good luck
