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 Chicago: 52-22-8 Tonight, 7:05 p.m. ET Blackhawks vs. Predators Preview – Blackhawks lead series 3-2 <\/strong><\/p>\n Notice how everyone is already discussing the Canucks\/Blackhawks series? It\u2019s like we\u2019ve all forgotten that Nashville isn\u2019t eliminated yet. <\/p>\n That\u2019s how impactful Chicago\u2019s victory was last Saturday afternoon. <\/p>\n The Preds had the Hawks right where they wanted them, up 4-3 with 13.6 precious seconds left. Then Patrick Kane happened. Chicago\u2019s star buried the tying goal shorthanded and sent the game to overtime, where Marian Hossa provided the dagger. <\/p>\n Most fans, pundits and bettors now believe the devastation of Nashville\u2019s loss \u2013 so close to winning only to blow it \u2013 will be too much to overcome emotionally. <\/p>\n I have to agree. The Predators\u2019 success has been largely momentum-based. They\u2019re far less talented than the Hawks but they\u2019re well-coached, defensively responsible and hard-nosed. Pekka Rinne had also arguably been the better goalie than Chicago\u2019s Anti Niemi (who still has plenty of questions to answer) in the series before Game 5. <\/p>\n If they\u2019d kept the world-beater mentality going with a second road win on Saturday, they could\u2019ve closed out the series tonight.
\nNashville: 47-29-6 <\/p>\n
\nSportsbook odds: <\/strong>
\nSabres +115
\nBruins -135<\/p>\n