Blues vs. Lightning Betting Line – NHL Hockey February 12

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St. Louis Blues 14-12 on the Road

The Rams have been just a little better than .500 on the road this season with 14 wins and 12 losses. The Blues are averaging 3.1 goals per game and allowing 2.5 goals per contest. Both marks are in the top ten in the league. The Blues have been a pretty good team to bet over the NHL betting total on the road with 12 games going over, 7 going under with seven games landing on the number. The Blues are led in scoring by Vladimir Tarasenko who has 28 goals this season.

Tampa Bay Lightning Running the Gauntlet

How is this for a seven game stretch of games? The Lightning are playing the Blues on Thursday which is the third game in a brutal seven game stretch that has them playing the Kings twice, the Ducks twice, Nashville, San Jose and St. Louis. The Lightning have been excellent at home this season with 21 wins in their first 26 games. The team leads the league in scoring at 3.2 goals per game and they are allowing 2.6 per contest. Surprisingly, they have been going under at home with 16 games going under and 11 going over the NHL lines at the sportsbook.

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