Bet On NHL Hockey: Kings
The defending Stanley Cup champions Los Angeles Kings will be back on the ice this year looking for a rare recent repeat of Hockey’s Holy Grail. The Kings have been a good, not great Regular Season team the last few seasons.
The defending Stanley Cup champions Los Angeles Kings will be back on the ice this year looking for a rare recent repeat of Hockey’s Holy Grail. The Kings have been a good, not great Regular Season team the last few seasons.
The Clippers are 39-28-1 ATS with an O/U record of 36-31-1 and the Nuggets are 29-37 ATS with an O/U record of 33-33. This season the Nuggets are 16-16 at home and the Clippers are 19-15 on the road.
The Los Angeles Kings had a tough start to the 2013-14 season, and then for a while they were once again looking like the class of the Western Conference – the team that won the Stanley Cup in 2012.
These two teams have been NBA superpowers for most the 21st Century to this point, which is high praise and remarkable consistency for two Western Conference ballclubs. Injuries to the Lakers’s aging trio of stars have seen L.A. finally take a back seat, but those darn Spurs just keep on moseying along in southern Texas.
Tables have turned recently and against all odds (at least from the conventional wisdom of the past few decades) the Clippers are the premier pro basketball ticket in southern California.
The Clippers are 36-26 ATS with an O/U record of 35-27 and the Lakers are 32-28-1 ATS with an O/U record of 35-26. This season the Lakers are 10-19 at home and the Clippers are 17-15 on the road.
Flames Look to Remain Perfect Against Kings This Season
The Calgary Flames begin their post-Olympic stretch run on Thursday night when they host the Los Angeles Kings who played last night and snapped out of their recent scoring woes en route to a 6-4 win over the Colorado Avalanche.
This should be a very entertaining game. Houston will have played the previous night against Sacramento but given their style of play you would think they would perform well on 0 days rest and they do, 9-5 SU and ATS.
The Celtics are 26-28-1 ATS with an O/U record of 21-34 and the Lakers are 18-36 ATS with an O/U record of 30-24.
The Heat are 20-27 ATS with an O/U record of 28-19 and the Clippers are 29-22 ATS with an O/U record of 28-23.
Getting Steve Nash back didn’t make much difference as the Lakers will arrive in Cleveland on Wednesday fresh off a loss to Minnesota on Tuesday night.
Penguins and Kings Meet For First Time In Two Years Thursday Night
A Heavyweight clash highlights a busy night in the NHL Thursday when the Pittsburgh Penguins head to Los Angeles to take on the Kings.
The Pacers are 28-15 ATS with an O/U record of 18-24-1 and the Lakers are 24-20-1 ATS with an O/U record of 26-19.
Canucks Begin Three Game Road Trip Against their Kryptonite – the Kings
The Vancouver Canucks begin a difficult stretch of three games away from Rogers Arena Monday when they pay a visit to the Los Angeles Kings – a team that has had Vancouver’s number over the last couple of years and has won all three meetings so far this season.
Both the Clippers and Lakers will be without their best offensive players, when the two rivals face off at the Staples Center on Friday night.
The NBA kicks off the New Year with five matchups on Wednesday’s slate.