Is the wild second round of NHL playoff betting about to get wilder? Maybe, as two tough franchises\u2014the Boston Bruins and Anaheim Ducks\u2014face elimination tonight and don’t want to go quietly. Can the Hurricanes and Red Wings close out their respective series?<\/p>\n
Bruins vs<\/span> Hurricanes odds – Game 6 tonight at <\/b> No matter what the Hurricanes accomplish in Stanley Cup betting, they seem doomed to be sportsbook underdogs\u2014even at home tonight. Zdeno<\/span> Chara<\/span> can’t do it all on defense for Hockey betting pick: Bruins -115<\/p>\n Red Wings vs<\/span> Ducks odds – Game 6 tonight at <\/b> With<\/span> their season on the line, the Ducks will be the hungrier team tonight, right? Well, not necessarily. The defending champion Red Wings suddenly have a juicy carrot dangling in front of them: the Chicago Blackhawks<\/span>, who advanced to the Western Conference final Monday night.<\/span> They Wings would likely relish the chance to battle their old rivals in an epic Original-Six showdown, so they’ll be more motivated than some sportsbook<\/a> players would expect tonight. The Wings also have a couple of X-factors on their side. First, Johan Franzen<\/span> is repeating his amazing Stanley Cup odds performance of last year, with 13 points in 10 games and five goals in six games against the Ducks. Second, although neither roster will have jitters\u2014these are the last two Stanley Cup winners\u2014the exception is Jonas Hiller. He’s never faced elimination before and has looked shaky in the last few games. Hockey betting pick: Red Wings -155<\/p>\n
<\/b>NHL odds<\/a>: Bruins -115, Hurricanes -105<\/p>\n
<\/b>NHL odds<\/a>: Red Wings -155, Ducks +135<\/p>\n