By WagerBird Quantitative Research Desk · SkyBurst Technology, Inc. (NJ DGE Vendor #0096475) · Released · Last updated (CT)
| Prop Lane Window | Beat Close | Tied Close | Lost Close |
|---|---|---|---|
| Season to date (from Sep 23 CT) | 50 | 10 | 21 |
| Last 30 days (from Oct 8 CT) | 48 | 9 | 21 |
Bo Horvat's repeated shot volume, first-line minutes and first power-play role provide a path to three shots without requiring a high-scoring game.
Boldy’s sustained shooting volume and first-unit power-play role give him multiple routes to four shots on goal.
Connor's concentrated first-group and power-play workload gives his established shot volume a route to four shots despite a restrictive opponent.
Meier's established shooting workload can clear a three-shot requirement without relying on a rebound in finishing.
Boldy's concentrated shot volume and top-unit deployment provide enough routes to three shots despite a restrictive opponent.
Leonard's established shooting rate and additional power-play access give him multiple routes to the required second shot.
Chychrun's substantial minutes and first-unit power-play assignment sustain a shooting workload above the posted threshold.
Strome's increased current shooting rate and first-unit power-play involvement provide enough opportunity to reach the second shot.
Wilson's regular shooting volume and first-unit power-play access support reaching a modest two-shot requirement.
Draisaitl's shooting volume and concentrated attacking deployment support three shots even after regression toward his prior-season rate.
Horvat's established shooting rate and top-line, first-unit power-play workload support reaching three shots.
Nylander's regular shooting workload and first-unit power-play role face an opponent allowing substantial shot volume.
Connor's established shooting volume and first-unit power-play access can sustain three shots despite reduced even-strength support.
Boldy's established shooting volume and shared even-strength and power-play deployment provide enough repeat opportunities to reach four recorded shots.
Guenther's established shooting volume and premium attacking deployment give him multiple routes to three shots on net.
Perfetti's expanded ice time and repeatable shot frequency support 3 shots without requiring Winnipeg to score heavily.
Connor's share of Winnipeg's shots on goal and first-unit power-play role give him multiple routes to 4 shots.
McTavish’s existing shot rate and first-unit power-play access support three shots without requiring a high-scoring game.
Gauthier's established shooting volume and first-unit power-play role give him a route to four shots against Vancouver's permissive defense.
Sam Reinhart’s regular workload and first-unit power-play access provide separate routes to three shots.
Seth Jones’s heavy minutes and first-unit power-play deployment give him repeated chances to put two pucks on net.
Quinn’s expanded minutes and steady recent shooting give him a credible path to a third shot on goal.
Thompson’s sustained shooting workload and top-unit deployment support reaching four shots without needing a high-scoring game.
Robertson's sustained shooting volume and first-unit power-play role support three shots without needing a high-scoring game.
McTavish's substantial team shot share and first-unit power-play access support a three-shot outcome.
Broberg's heavy workload and first-unit power-play role create enough point-shot opportunities to reach two shots.
Boldy's substantial share of Minnesota's shooting and dual scoring-line and power-play roles give him enough opportunities to reach four shots.
Hughes' sustained workload and first-unit power-play assignment provide enough shooting opportunities to reach three credited shots.
Makar's recent shooting involvement and first-unit power-play role provide enough opportunities to reach three shots despite Detroit's suppression.
Kempe’s sustained shooting rate and first-unit power-play access support three shots without requiring another scoring outburst.