Record: 135-128-3 (-1.1 units)
Recap:
Winner. Easy. Fucking easy. This hit with ease. Had 18 offensive players overall including Hunter. I was never worried. I trusted we would see at least two of the QB’s go in in round one and a reach of at least one wide receiver or running back. Egbuka and Dart did it for me. I had faith my Chiefs would also close out with an offensive lineman. It was easy. I trusted my research and I trusted my belief that we would see reaches on offense. It wasn’t great to see Sanders drop for this bet but it was hilarious to watch. All the media hype in the world for a second round quarterback. I loved it. Not much else to say about this one. We conquered the NFL Draft. Next year I would like to put more on it because I really had a feel for how this draft would go. I need more wins like this. I need more.
Lock: Kings/Oilers U6 1u to win 0.9u
Groundbreaking Analysis:
Here we go. We are back to the ice. I do not trust the NBA right now and Friday NRFI’s are always difficult. There have been too many goals in this series so far. We are going to get a more defensive game tonight. Skinner isn’t in net tonight and I think Pickard can limit the Kings scoring. The Kings have actually played pretty solid defense but they have let up some goals when they have a big lead which shouldn’t happen tonight. Tonight has to be a tighter game for both teams because of the situation. Kings need to keep it close and lower scoring to win a game. Oilers are pretty much in do or die mode and can’t lose this game. They haven’t won a game in a shootout this series so they have to try and make this a defensive battle. During this season the games have been lower scoring in Edmonton which is going to happen again here. I simply do not believe that the first three games of the series can go over this number and be a shootout. Both teams have good enough defenses to keep this lower scoring. Give me this fuckin under. Under. Under. Under. For Underia 🏴
Unbiased Stats:
U6 in Kings at Oilers 2/L2
Under in Oilers’ 9/L12
Under in Oilers’ 7/L10 in the Western Conference