Sunday's slate of NHL postseason games includes a Game 3 showdown between the'Dallas Stars and Seattle Kraken. FanDuel Sportsbook's latest'NHL odds'list the Stars as the'-146 moneyline favorite'on the road with the projected total set at 5.5 goals.
Here are three of the'best NHL player prop bets'for the Stars vs Kraken game, courtesy of FanDuel Sportsbook.
Kraken vs Stars Player Props
1. Tyler Seguin'- Any Time Goal Scorer (+210)
Tyler Seguin has made his presence felt in the playoffs, scoring five goals through his first eight games. He's recorded at least one goal in three of his previous five outings while also boasting five markers in his most recent eight road contests. Playing on the top line with Roope Hintz and Jason Robertson, Segui n is a threat to score any time he steps foot onto the ice. The Stars scoring four goals in each of the first two games show that they have Philipp Grubauer's number, so I won't be shocked if Seguin leads the charge to exploit the Kraken goaltender once again.
2. Yanni Gourde – Points: Over 0.5 (-102)
Yanni Gourde has been one of the Kraken's most consistent playoff performers so far. The Saint-Narcisse, QC native paces his teammates with eight points through nine outings and is currently on a three-game point streak. Gourde has consistently made good on this prop as well, finishing with the Over in six of his last eight games. Considering how he's played at least 20 m inutes six times in Seattle's last seven matchups, Gourde sees more than enough ice time to record at least one point in Game 4.
3. Roope Hintz – Shots on Goal: Over 2.5 (-110)
Taking the Over on Roope Hintz's Game 3 shot total paid off, meaning there's no reason not to return to the well again. Finishing with at least three shots on goal hasn't been tough for Hintz, who's accomplished the feat in five of his eight postseason appearances – including in each of the last three. He's now gone over 2.5 shots in six of eight career matchups against Seattle. With Hintz being a key part of any success the Stars see, I don't see him taking his foot off the gas pe dal anytime soon.