Team Canada and Team Europe would be the last teams standing at the World Cup of Hockey as they now get set to face off at a best-of-three string to ascertain who will wear the crown until the NHL determines the following tournament will be held.
SHARK BITES
Canada conquer Europe 4-1 if they met in round-robin play, coping Europe its only loss.
The total has gone OVER 6 in only one of Canada and Europe’s 8 games that were different.
Canada has scored 4.75 targets per game in the WCH while Europe has scored 2.5 per game.
Canada is currently coming from a win against the Russians in the semifinals at a game where they outshot their opponents 47-34. The team that has led the match in shots would be 8-6 so far in this tournament but if you eliminate the Americans’ data from that metric, it goes to 8-3 — that the U.S. outshot their opponents in every match but went 0-3, skewing the data. Canada outshot Europe by 26 if they met of this responsibility will fall on the shoulders of Jaroslav Halak, assuming he gets the start in net for Europe.
Team Europe has proved pretty much everybody wrong at this tournament so far and has a opportunity to pay off people who endorsed them from the start as they once had +3300 odds to take gold and have been even +1000 heading into the semis. A goalie who receives sexy can win a hockey game as I’ve said all along. Europe is offering +575 moneyline chances for Sport 1 and with the way Halak has been playing, I have a hard time not shooting BetOnline up on that.
Canada comes back since the -1000 favorites at the first of three possible matches and, yes, they will more than likely win. I really do expect the Europeans to compete, however, and I would just take Canada -1 or -1.5. The moneyline is offering no value whatsoever and also the spread in 2.5 is a bit too broad for me. I think this match ends 3-1 in favor of Team Canada therefore Europe +2.5 creates a whole lot of sense to me.
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