Vancouver Canucks versus San Jose Sharks Pick Prediction NHL Playoff Game 2 Lines Odds Preview 5-3-2013
- 11 years ago
The San Jose Sharks will look to take a commanding 2-0 series lead in their best of seven NHL Western conference playoff series against the Vancouver Canucks with game two in a pro hockey game on Friday night. Face off time from Vancouver is scheduled for 10PM Eastern Time with national television coverage provided by CNBC.
The NHL game two odds from this hockey contest has the home team Vancouver Canucks favored by -140 odds with the return on the road underdog San Jose Sharks at +130 odds. The goal over under line is set at 5 goals.
San Jose steals game one on the road after a 3-1 victory against the Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday night as a +130 odds underdog. The total came in at under 5 goals.
The Canucks got on the board first with an even strength goal at 12:26 of the second period. San Jose then scores the next three goals of the game. They get the equalizer at 16:35 on the second period on the power play and outscored Vancouver with two even strength goals in the final period.
Vancouver outshot San Jose 30-28 for the game. The Sharks win the face off battle by a 40-30 margin. The Canucks had two power plays in game one and go 0 for 2 in the man advantage.
The NHL game two odds from this hockey contest has the home team Vancouver Canucks favored by -140 odds with the return on the road underdog San Jose Sharks at +130 odds. The goal over under line is set at 5 goals.
San Jose steals game one on the road after a 3-1 victory against the Vancouver Canucks on Wednesday night as a +130 odds underdog. The total came in at under 5 goals.
The Canucks got on the board first with an even strength goal at 12:26 of the second period. San Jose then scores the next three goals of the game. They get the equalizer at 16:35 on the second period on the power play and outscored Vancouver with two even strength goals in the final period.
Vancouver outshot San Jose 30-28 for the game. The Sharks win the face off battle by a 40-30 margin. The Canucks had two power plays in game one and go 0 for 2 in the man advantage.