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Puck Drop 1/19

By Brewery Mark

Please note: The Carolina @ Nashville game has been postponed due to COVID

NHL Puck Drop will be a quick list of my favorite players, line stacks and bets for single day NHL slates. This will be updated as news is released.

Players are typically in order of price on DK. Stacks are single team stacks. One strategy is to “run back” a player from the opposing team, if you think the game will be a shootout.

Betting is Moneyline unless otherwise noted.

Feel free to send me question on Twitter: @brewerymark @draught4upside

General thoughts
Colorado seems like a sure thing tonight against the Kings and may have lower than normal ownership, since puck drop is at 10:30 EST. Load up on Colorado’s power play uits.

I like Detroit, Florida and Winnipeg in their matchups.

Washington and Pittsburgh are always a shootout. I prefer the Malkin line tonight

Jack Hughes – NJ has been playing well and is priced too low at $4900

Betting (Numbers are from DK Sportsbook)
CHI/FLA – Under 6.5
DET +150

Goalies (make sure you check before puck drop who is starting)
Laurent Brossoit – WPG
Philipp Grubauer – COL
Jonathon Bernier – DET

Defense
Cal Makar – COL
Aaron Ekblad – FLA
Ivan Provorov – PHL
Damon Severson – NJ
Neal Pionk – WPG
Samuel Girard – COL
Filip Hronek – DET
David Savard – CLS
Derek Forbort – WPG

Centers
Nathan MacKinnon – COL
Aleksander Barkov – FLA
Evgeni Malkin – PIT
Dylan Larkin – DET
Nicklas Backstrom – WSH
Mark Scheifele – WPG
Paul Stasny – WPG
Jack Hughes – NJ
Nolan Patrick – PHL

Wingers
Alex Ovechkin – WSH
Kyle Connor – WPG
Mikko Rantanen – COL
Jonothan Huberdeau – FLA
Brady Tkachuck – OTT
Gabriel Landeskog – COL
Bryan Rust – PIT
Nikolai Ehlers – WPG
Blake Wheeler – WPG
Anthony Mantha – DET
Victor Olofsson – BUF
Bobby Ryan – DET

Stacks
WSH – Backstrom, Ovechkin
DET – Larkin, Mantha, Ryan
WPG – Stasny, Scheifle, Connor, Wheeler
FLA – Barkov, Huberdeau, Ekblad
BUF – Olofsson, Reinhart, Dahlin

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