Hockey Gambling<\/strong><\/a> fans sure are getting their money\u2019s worth from the\u00a0free nhl picks<\/strong><\/a> we give out here at Capperspicks.com.<\/p>\n Team Records:<\/strong><\/p>\n Colorado: 43-30-9 Tonight, 10:35pm Avalanche vs. Sharks Preview – Series tied 2-2 <\/strong><\/p>\n What are the chances that Craig Anderson gets in a car accident on the way to the rink on Thursday night? San Jose Sharks fans are hoping that the odds are good. The San Jose Sharks will be looking for their first lead in the series on Thursday night when they take on the pesky Colorado Avalanche at home. <\/p>\n The Avs are proving to be a much more difficult challenge for the perennial regular season studs, the San Jose Sharks. <\/p>\n The Colorado Avalanche will be without Peter Meuller and Milan Hejduk once again on Thursday night, leaving a huge void in the offensive might of the league\u2019s sixth ranked offensive team. Names like Chris Stewart, Brandon Yip and Matt Duchene are going to have to shoulder the offensive load, be aggressive and generate the necessary offense. <\/p>\n These players have been good in the series but it would be nice to see a little more secondary scoring from the Avalanche team. <\/p>\n The Avs are going to have to give a little more support to their goaltender, obviously. Craig Anderson has faced 148 shots in his last three games, an insane amount of pressure on one man. He has stood up so far but his exhaustive play will catch up to him at some point in time. <\/p>\n The San Jose Sharks are at home on even terms and that\u2019s a good thing. With a little luck, they could be home looking for the series win! <\/p>\n They are getting the shots on goal but they are unable to convert. If you don\u2019t score you don\u2019t win \u2013 just look at the 51 shot effort in Game 3.
\nSan Jose: 51-20-11 <\/p>\n
\nAvalanche<\/strong>: +210 +1.5 (-135) Over 5.5 (+120)
\nSharks<\/strong>: -250 -1.5 (+115) Under 5.5 (-140) <\/p>\n