Saturday's slate of NHL postseason games includes a Game 6 showdown between the'Dallas Stars and Vegas Golden Knights. FanDuel Sportsbook's latest'NHL odds'list the Stars as the'-128 moneyline favorite'at home with the projected total set at 5.5 goals.
Here are three of the'best NHL player prop bets'for the Golden Knights-Stars game, courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook.
Golden Knights vs Stars Player Props
|
Player/Team |
Bet |
Odds |
|---|---|---|
|
Ty Dellandrea |
Record 2+ shots on goal |
-132 |
|
Adin Hill |
Over 29.5 saves |
-108 |
|
Jason Robertson |
Any time goal scorer |
+165 |
Here's a breakdown of why I like each bet.
1. Ty Dellandrea – Record 2+ Shots on Goal (-132)
Ty Dellandrea was the hero that kept the Stars' hopes alive in G ame 5, scoring twice over 87 seconds in the third period. That performance should boost his confidence, leaving him in an excellent position to make good on this bet. Dellandrea has finished with multiple shots on goal in eight of his 14 postseason games thus far, which includes each of the latest three. Head coach Peter DeBoer has no reason to cut back on Dellandrea's ice time with how he's been playing. As long as the talented forward continues seeing second-line minutes, cashing in on this prop won't be a problem.
2. Adin Hill – Saves: Over 29.5 (-108)
It's a bit surprising to see that Golden Knights goaltender Adin Hill is only projected to make 29.5 saves tonight. The Stars have kept Hill busy throughout the series, averaging 35.2 shots on goal, forcing him to make an average of 32.8 saves. On top of that, the veteran netminder has been forced to make 30-plus saves every outing in this series except Game 2. With the Stars needing another win to stay alive, I expect them to pepper Hill with shots all night long. Fortunately, he's been one of the best goalies in the 2022-23 playoffs and is more than talented enough to make 30 saves whether Vegas wins or loses.
3. Jason Robertson – Any Time Goal Scorer (+165)
It almost feels like a steal to be able to get Jason Robertson as an any time goal scorer at +165 odds. The Stars' sniper paces t he entire series with five goals in as many games, scoring in four of the five contests thus far. He's also scored in back-to-back outings, meaning that his confidence is likely as high as it's ever been. Additionally, between the regular season and playoffs, 31 of his 53 goals took place at American Airlines Center. Showing no signs of slowing down, look for Robertson to step up again in the Lone Star State.