NHL DETROIT Matchup 20181210

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NHL : ATS Matchup

Monday 12/10/2018

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Score

LOS ANGELES

DETROIT

5.5

1
Final
3

LOS ANGELES (11-18-0-1, 23 pts.) at DETROIT (13-13-0-4, 30 pts.)

Monday, 12/10/2018 7:30 PM

#1 GOALTENDERS: LOS ANGELES - JONATHAN QUICK, DETROIT - JIMMY HOWARD

Board		Opening		Latest
		Line	Total	Line	Total
39	LOS ANGELES	+100	Ov 5.5,-105	+100	Ov 5.5,+105
40	DETROIT	-120	Un 5.5,-115	-120	Un 5.5,-125

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

LOS ANGELES - Current Season Performance
	Straight Up		Against Spread			Team		Opponent
	W-L-T	Units	W-L	Units	O-U	Score	Shots	Score	Shots
All Games	11-19-0	-10.5	11-19	-10.5	13-16	2.2	27.9	3.0	31.3
Team Stats (Road Games)	4-8-0	-3.8	4-8	-3.8	2-9	1.7	27.7	2.7	32.2
Last 5 Games	2-3-0	-0.7	2-3	-0.7	2-3	2.4	26.4	2.6	31.2

LOS ANGELES Team Statistics
		Scoring						Shots On Goal		Power Plays
	Games	Goals	1rst	2nd	3rd	OT	EN	Shots	Pct	Num	Conv	Pct	Ast
Team Stats (All Games)	30	67	16	27	22	2	7	836	8.0%	87	13	14.9%	108
Team Stats (Road Games)	12	21	5	11	3	2	2	332	6.3%	30	1	3.3%	32
Team Stats (Last 5 Games)	5	12	2	5	5	0	1	132	9.1%	9	1	11.1%	19
Stats Against (All Games)		91	27	31	32	1	10	940	9.7%	89	23	25.8%	159
Stats Against (Road Games)		33	11	8	14	0	5	386	8.5%	34	9	26.5%	59
Stats Against (Last 5 Games)		13	4	4	5	0	3	156	8.3%	15	3	20.0%	22

LOS ANGELES - Goalie Statistics
	Goalie Statistics						Team's record in starts
Goalie	Games	Starts	Shots	Saves	PCT	SHO	ATS	Units	SU	Units	O-U
PETER BUDAJ (All Games)	3	1	33	27	81.8%	0	0-1	-1	0-1-0	-1	1-0
PETER BUDAJ (Road Games)	1	0	11	10	90.9%	0	0-0	0	0-0-0	0	0-0
PETER BUDAJ(vs. Non-Conference)	2	1	30	25	83.3%	0	0-1	-1	0-1-0	-1	1-0
PETER BUDAJ (Last 4 Games)	3	1	33	27	81.8%	0	0-1	-1	0-1-0	-1	1-0
JACK CAMPBELL (All Games)	13	12	352	325	92.3%	0	5-7	-3	5-7-0	-2	3-8
JACK CAMPBELL (Road Games)	5	5	139	127	91.4%	0	1-4	-3.5	1-4-0	-4	0-4
JACK CAMPBELL(vs. Non-Conference)	8	7	199	180	90.5%	0	4-3	+0.3	4-3-0	0	3-3
JACK CAMPBELL (Last 4 Games)	4	4	117	112	95.7%	0	2-2	-0.3	2-2-0	0	0-4
CAL PETERSEN (All Games)	9	8	283	263	92.9%	0	4-4	-0.2	4-4-0	-1	4-4
CAL PETERSEN (Road Games)	5	5	174	166	95.4%	0	3-2	+1.7	3-2-0	+1	1-4
CAL PETERSEN(vs. Non-Conference)	1	0	16	15	93.7%	0	0-0	0	0-0-0	0	0-0
CAL PETERSEN (Last 4 Games)	4	4	130	122	93.8%	0	2-2	-0.9	2-2-0	-1	2-2
JONATHAN QUICK (All Games)	9	9	262	234	89.3%	1	2-7	-6.2	2-7-0	-7	5-4
JONATHAN QUICK (Road Games)	2	2	57	50	87.7%	0	0-2	-2	0-2-0	-2	1-1
JONATHAN QUICK(vs. Non-Conference)	4	4	122	107	87.7%	1	1-3	-3.4	1-3-0	-4	3-1
JONATHAN QUICK (Last 4 Games)	4	4	118	110	93.2%	1	2-2	+0.3	2-2-0	0	2-2

DETROIT - Current Season Performance
	Straight Up		Against Spread			Team		Opponent
	W-L-T	Units	W-L	Units	O-U	Score	Shots	Score	Shots
All Games	13-17-0	+2.3	13-17	+2.3	15-14	2.9	28.9	3.3	34.1
Team Stats (Home Games)	7-10-0	-2.4	7-10	-2.4	7-9	3.0	27.4	3.1	33.6
Last 5 Games	2-3-0	+1.4	2-3	+1.4	3-2	3.2	26.4	3.4	30.8

DETROIT Team Statistics
		Scoring						Shots On Goal		Power Plays
	Games	Goals	1rst	2nd	3rd	OT	EN	Shots	Pct	Num	Conv	Pct	Ast
Team Stats (All Games)	30	88	21	27	33	7	6	867	10.1%	83	15	18.1%	146
Team Stats (Home Games)	17	51	11	16	21	3	3	465	11.0%	47	7	14.9%	83
Team Stats (Last 5 Games)	5	16	7	5	3	1	1	132	12.1%	13	1	7.7%	24
Stats Against (All Games)		100	22	37	37	4	9	1022	9.8%	106	22	20.8%	162
Stats Against (Home Games)		53	10	22	18	3	6	572	9.3%	55	17	30.9%	86
Stats Against (Last 5 Games)		17	2	6	8	1	2	154	11.0%	17	3	17.6%	26

DETROIT - Goalie Statistics
	Goalie Statistics						Team's record in starts
Goalie	Games	Starts	Shots	Saves	PCT	SHO	ATS	Units	SU	Units	O-U
JONATHAN BERNIER (All Games)	12	10	355	317	89.3%	0	4-6	+1.6	4-6-0	+2	5-4
JONATHAN BERNIER (Home Games)	5	4	134	121	90.3%	0	1-3	-1.6	1-3-0	-2	1-2
JONATHAN BERNIER(vs. Non-Conference)	4	4	124	114	91.9%	0	1-3	-1.6	1-3-0	-2	2-1
JONATHAN BERNIER (Last 4 Games)	4	3	93	82	88.2%	0	1-2	+0.6	1-2-0	+1	1-2
JIMMY HOWARD (All Games)	20	20	661	608	92.0%	0	9-11	+0.7	9-11-0	+1	10-10
JIMMY HOWARD (Home Games)	13	13	434	400	92.2%	0	6-7	-0.8	6-7-0	-1	6-7
JIMMY HOWARD(vs. Non-Conference)	5	5	170	160	94.1%	0	3-2	+1	3-2-0	+1	2-3
JIMMY HOWARD (Last 4 Games)	4	4	127	114	89.8%	0	2-2	+0.8	2-2-0	+1	4-0

Average power rating of opponents played: LOS ANGELES 3.09, DETROIT 3.16

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

LOS ANGELES - Schedule
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Total	O/U
11/13/2018	TORONTO	1-5	L	0, +120	L	5.5 ov	O
11/16/2018	at CHICAGO	2-1	W	0, +135	W	5.5 un	U
11/17/2018	at NASHVILLE	3-5	L	0, +190	L	5.5 un	O
11/19/2018	at ST LOUIS	2-0	W	0, +135	W	5.5 un	U
11/21/2018	COLORADO	3-7	L	0, +110	L	5.5 ov	O
11/24/2018	VANCOUVER	2-4	L	0, -205	L	5.5 ev	O
11/25/2018	EDMONTON	5-2	W	0, +110	W	5.5 ev	O
11/27/2018	at VANCOUVER	2-1	W	0, -105	W	5.5 ov	U
11/29/2018	at EDMONTON	2-3	L	0, +145	L	5.5 un	U
11/30/2018	at CALGARY	1-4	L	0, +195	L	5.5 ov	U
12/2/2018	CAROLINA	2-0	W	0, +120	W	5.5 un	U
12/4/2018	ARIZONA	1-2	L	0, -120	L	5.5 un	U
12/6/2018	NEW JERSEY	3-6	L	0, -105	L	5.5 un	O
12/8/2018	VEGAS	5-1	W	0, +135	W	5.5 un	O
12/10/2018	at DETROIT
12/11/2018	at BUFFALO
12/13/2018	at COLUMBUS
12/15/2018	at PITTSBURGH
12/18/2018	WINNIPEG

DETROIT - Schedule
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Total	O/U
11/13/2018	ARIZONA	6-1	W	0, -110	W	5.5 ev	O
11/15/2018	at OTTAWA	1-2	L	0, +110	L	6 ov	U
11/17/2018	at NEW JERSEY	3-2	W	0, +150	W	6 un	U
11/21/2018	BOSTON	3-2	W	0, +100	W	5.5 un	U
11/23/2018	at WASHINGTON	1-3	L	0, +160	L	5.5 ov	U
11/24/2018	BUFFALO	2-3	L	0, -110	L	5.5 un	U
11/26/2018	COLUMBUS	5-7	L	0, +135	L	5.5 ov	O
11/28/2018	ST LOUIS	4-3	W	0, +105	W	5.5 ov	O
12/1/2018	at BOSTON	4-2	W	0, +175	W	5.5 ov	O
12/2/2018	COLORADO	0-2	L	0, +145	L	6 ev	U
12/4/2018	TAMPA BAY	5-6	L	0, +155	L	6 ov	O
12/6/2018	at TORONTO	5-4	W	0, +260	W	6.5 un	O
12/8/2018	NY ISLANDERS	2-3	L	0, +105	L	6 ev	U
12/10/2018	LOS ANGELES
12/11/2018	at WASHINGTON
12/14/2018	OTTAWA
12/15/2018	at NY ISLANDERS
12/18/2018	at PHILADELPHIA
12/20/2018	at CAROLINA

KEY GAME INFORMATION

LOS ANGELES: LAST SEASON: 45-29-8, 98 points. Fourth place Pacific Division.
LOST to Vegas Golden Knights in first round.
COACH: John Stevens (second season, sixth NHL season).
ADDED: LW Ilya Kovalchuk
LOST: D Christian Folin, D Kevin Gravel, RW Tobias Rieder, D Jordan Subban, G Scott Wedgewood
PLAYER TO WATCH: Anze Kopitar. The center and Kings captain had a 40-point improvement last season, going from 52 points to a career-high 92 and finishing third in voting for the league MVP. He should be part of a formidable line with the addition of Kovalchuk ' who returns to the NHL after five seasons playing professionally in Russia ' and Dustin Brown.
OUTLOOK: The Kings have not advanced past the first round of the playoffs since winning the Stanley Cup in 2014 and could be hard-pressed to advance this season. They have one of the oldest rosters in the league with nine players who are 30 or older. They also remain challenged to find consistent goal scorers beyond the first line.

DETROIT: LAST SEASON: 30-39-13, 73 points. Fifth place in Atlantic Division.
COACH: Jeff Blashill (104-105-37, fourth NHL season).
ADDED: F Thomas Vanek, G Jonathan Bernier, F Filip Zadina, assistant
COACH Dan Bylsma.
LOST: F Henrik Zetterberg.
PLAYER TO WATCH: Dylan Larkin. The 22-year-old center was given a $30.5 million, five-year contract to lead the franchise on and off the ice. Larkin led the team with 47 assists and 63 points, surpassing the career highs he set as a rookie two years ago. Without Zetterberg, he will have to do even more this season.
OUTLOOK: The rebuilding Red Wings will likely miss the playoffs for a third straight year, their longest drought since 1979-83. Zetterberg's career-ending back injury was a hit for a franchise that simply can't replace him this season. Larkin, Anthony Mantha and Andreas Athanasiou, all of whom signed multiyear deals last summer, provide some hope as young, talented forwards. Goaltender Jimmy Howard should be able to keep games close, but a shaky defense and lack of quality depth will be tough to overcome.

PREVIEW

Kings-Red Wings Preview

Not so long ago, the Los Angeles Kings were considered Stanley Cup contenders.

Not so long ago, the Detroit Red Wings were viewed as a soft, skilled team.

My, how times have changed.

The Wings (13-13-4) have become a rough and tumble bunch, leading the NHL with 10 fighting majors. The Kings (11-18-1), who visit Detroit's Little Caesars Arena on Monday to launch a week-long, four-game road trip, have become a bumbling bunch and sit 30th overall in the NHL.

However, L.A. does arrive in the Motor City off perhaps the team's most complete performance of the season, Saturday's 5-1 thrashing of the defending Western Conference champion Vegas Golden Knights in what was the 2,000th regular-season home game in Kings franchise history.

"It's probably one of our more dominant wins and we actually played a good team here in Vegas, (a) very good team," Kings defenseman Drew Doughty told NHL.com. "It was a full 60 minutes. I thought everyone played hard.

"There wasn't one guy that took a night off. So when your team does that, you're going to win more hockey games and hopefully we realized that because we need to win more."

Just one day earlier, Doughty had described the Kings' season to date as "embarrassing," calling the team out for "playing with a lack of emotion."

Nikita Scherbak, claimed off waivers from the Montreal Canadiens on Dec. 2, scored in his Kings debut.

"That's probably one of those moments that is going to stick to my memory for a while, definitely," Scherbak said.

Scherbak also scored in his NHL debut with the Canadiens on Jan. 7, 2017.

The Kings tied their season high for goals in a game and will be looking to win back-to-back games for just the third time this season.

In the Wings, L.A. will be meeting up with a team that has struggled to live with prosperity. Four times in the last three games, Detroit has blown leads of two or more goals.

The Wings squandered 2-0 and 5-3 leads in losing 6-5 in a shootout to the Tampa Bay Lightning on Tuesday. Thursday at Toronto, Detroit allowed the Leafs to rally from a 4-1 third-period deficit, but came away with a 5-4 overtime victory. The Wings weren't as lucky at home on Saturday, frittering away a 2-0 first-period edge in a 3-2 loss to the New York Islanders.

"I would say this is way different than the last two in the sense that it's 2-0 but it's early in the game," Detroit coach Jeff Blashill told Mlive.com after Saturday's setback. "I don't think that's that uncommon.

"The last two were way different in the sense we had a two-goal lead in the third period (against Tampa), (and a) three-goal lead in Toronto, and they came back."

As to his team's sudden turn to toughness, Blashill is fine with that development, even though it cost them right-winger Anthony Mantha, gone 4-6 weeks after breaking his hand in a fight last week.

Saturday, both Dylan Larkin and Justin Abdelkader dropped the gloves.

"We certainly have said this before and we suffered the consequences with Mantha being out, but if you have a team that doesn't want to stick up for each other you have a bad team," Blashill said. "They don't care about each other.

"We've got a team that cares about each other and wants to stick up for each other."

Last Updated: 4/25/2024 6:47:52 AM EST.