A Hockey Twist on Super Bowl 54 Prop Bets

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A Hockey Twist on Super Bowl 54 Prop Bets

There are three NHL games on the schedule for Super Sunday, and the bookies have poured some super sauce on a couple of them.



Cross-sport Super Bowl prop bets have become increasingly popular over the last few years, and SportsBetting.ag has rolled out two that feature NHL games that will take place on Super Sunday.

Neither prop has a spread associated with it so these are considered a tossup. The statistical bet is settled by which total outcome will be higher.

Which will be higher:

Penguins vs. Capitals total goals (-120)
George Kittle receptions (-120)

Carey Price saves vs. Blue Jackets (-120)
Patrick Mahomes rushing yards (-120)
 

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