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April 19th NHL Odds and Best Bets – Knights Will Feast on Sharks

Brady Trettenero

by Brady Trettenero in NHL Hockey

Updated Apr 18, 2021 · 2:46 PM PDT

Mark Stone, Forward, Vegas Golden Knights
Vegas Golden Knights right wing Mark Stone (61) celebrates after making an assist against the St. Louis Blues during the second period of an NHL hockey game Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2021, in Las Vegas. (AP Photo/John Locher)
  • The NHL features an eight-game slate on Monday, April 19th
  • The Golden Knights aim to extend their winning streak against the Sharks
  • See the odds for all eight games along with our best bets below

There are eight NHL games on tap for Monday, April 19th. The Golden Knights will look to continue their dominance of the Sharks, while the Senators are listed as intriguing moneyline underdogs against the Flames.

We layout the odds for all of Monday’s NHL games and provide our best bets below.

NHL Odds April 19th

Team Moneyline at DraftKings Spread Total
Columbus Blue Jackets +190 +1.5 (-139) O 5.5 (-115)
Florida Panthers -225 -1.5 (+118) U 5.5 (-106)
Team Moneyline Spread Total
Carolina Hurricanes +105 +1.5 (-265) O 5.5 (-110)
Tampa Bay Lightning -121 -1.5 (+215) U 5.5 (-110)
Team Moneyline Spread Total
Detroit Red Wings +185 +1.5 (-143) O 5.5 (+114)
Dallas Stars -220 -1.5 (+120) U 5.5 (-137)
Team Moneyline Spread Total
Chicago Blackhawks +120 +1.5 (-220) O 5.5 (-110)
Nashville Predators -139 -1.5 (+180) U 5.5 (-110)
Team Moneyline at DraftKings Spread Total
Minnesota Wild -148 -1.5 (+175) O 5.5 (+104)
Arizona Coyotes +125 +1.5 (-215) U 5.5 (-125)
Team Moneyline Spread Total
Ottawa Senators +180 +1.5 (-141) O 6 (-103)
Calgary Flames -210 -1.5 (+118) U 6 (-120)
Team Moneyline Spread Total
Montreal Canadiens +108 +1.5 (-245) O 6 (-108)
Edmonton Oilers -125 -1.5 (+200) U 6 (-113)
Team Moneyline Spread Total
San Jose Sharks +170 +1.5 (-139) O 6 (-105)
Vegas Golden Knights -210 -1.5 (+118) U 6 (-117)

All odds as of Apr. 18

Knights Continue To Sink Sharks 

The Golden Knights will try to beat the Sharks for the seventh straight time when the two teams do battle at T-Mobile Arena on Monday. Vegas has won five straight games and are closing in on the division-leading Avalanche, while the Sharks have fallen out of the playoff race amidst a five-game losing streak.

The Golden Knights are a much more confident team right now and are almost unbeatable in their own building. Vegas is 16-4-2 at T-Mobile Arena and got a big boost recently with the return of fans in the arena.  The Sharks have visited this building 14 times since Vegas entered the league, but they’ve only managed to win in regulation once.

This matchup is as lopsided as it gets every way you look at it. The Golden Knights boast the fifth-ranked offense in the league and are facing the third-worst defensive team. Vegas also leads the league in goals against (2.19) and are being tasked with shutting down San Jose’s 25th-ranked offense.

The Golden Knights have hit on the puckline in four of their past five games, while the Sharks have covered the spread just once in their past five. Vegas loves feasting on San Jose in this one-sided rivalry, and they should have no problems continuing that dominance on home ice Monday evening.

Pick: Golden Knights -1.5 (+118)

Sens Cool Off Flames

The Senators will look to deal another blow to the Flames’ playoff chances when the two North Division clubs clash at Scotiabank Saddledome on Monday. Ottawa is coming off a 4-0 shutout win over Montreal on Saturday, while the Flames’ last game was a 2-1 defeat to the Habs on Friday.

The Sens have gotten a boost with the call-up of Hobey Baker finalist Shane Pinto, who scored 15 goals in 32 games for UND this year. This young Ottawa squad is thriving against teams on the North Division playoff bubble, as they’ve won three straight against the Flames and two straight against Montreal.

The Flames have struggled to find their game despite a March coaching change, posting a 4-13-0 record in their past 17 games. They rank 24th in the NHL in offense (2.61 GF/GP) and are facing an Ottawa defense that just turned in one of its best defensive efforts of the season. The Sens held the Habs to only 23 shots and got a shutout from Matt Murray.

Calgary goaltender Jacob Markstrom is winless in his three starts against Ottawa this season, while Sens netminder Matt Murray is 3-2-0 against the Flames. The Sens have had no issues shutting down this Calgary offense and have a recipe for beating Markstrom, which gives them great underdog value Monday.

Pick: Senators ML (+180)


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