The Canadiens come in riding high as they swept the Winnipeg Jets to get here. As a team, the Canadiens are putting up 2.55 goals a game and on the defensive end, they are giving up 2,18 goals. on Special Teams, they are converting on 18.8 percent of their power plays and they are killing off 90.3 percent of their penalties. The offense is led by Jesperi Kotkaniemi with four goals while Eric Staal has added six helpers.

The Golden Knights dropped the first two games to Colorado before taking 4 straight to reach the semi-finals. As a team, the Golden Knights are putting up 3.08 goals a game and on the defensive end, they are giving up 2.39 goals. On Special Teams, they are converting on 14.3 percent of their power plays and killing off 71.4 percent of their penalties. The offense is led by Jonathan Marchessault with six goals while William Karlsson has added seven helpers.

Coming into this series you figured whoever won the Colorado-Vegas series would roll to the finals. The Habs have visited Vegas three times this season and came away with a 2-1 record. Vegas has won four straight at home during the playoffs. The Canadians have been tough in their own zone and have lost just twice in the last 14 games by more than a goal. Vegas is just 1-5 in their last six meetings with Montreal. I would love to take the Canadians at the huge + money but the smarter/safer bet is to take them on the PUCK-LINE.

Play on Montreal +1,5 goals.