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Please note that today's slate has an overlap with Wednesday's two-game slate. So, if it seems like there are a few weird names, that is why. We will focus on tonight's game with hints on Slack and social media for the Wednesday night contests as well.
Fantasy Score Point Totals
Sebastian Aho Under 4.6 Points. Sometimes Andrei Vasilevskiy can just live rent-free in a team's head. That is kind of what Carolina started to feel during Game 1 of their series with Tampa Bay on Sunday. It was not just the amount of shots but the quality. It may seem like a risk to take the under here but Aho was held to two shots and a blocked shot in his last game. The outlook for tonight does not appear to be all that much better. Maybe Aho gets an assist but does he get enough on goal? That's the question. Risk the under.
Brayden Point Over 4 Points. Tuesday night is another installment of how will Point somehow hit the over in ways that defy logic. In Sunday's Game 1, Point found a way to score a goal he probably did not have business scoring. His power-play goal with three shots was a carbon copy effort of his series clincher versus Florida in the last round. Point often goes on these runs in the playoffs where it looks like he is doing nothing. Then, magically, he has a goal or an assist out of nowhere. Take the over here but know that it will be close.
Andrei Svechnikov Under 4 Points. This could be tough especially if Svechnikov finally keeps the momentum going. He had five shots on goal and an assist in Game 1 versus Tampa Bay. The problem is the Russian winger can get either a ton of shots on goal or very few on the net. There seems to be little in between. Svechnikov had an incredible Game 1 versus Nashville and since then has not scored a single goal. At some point, he will break through again. The dangerous part is tempting fate here. Honestly, taking the under is doing that but worth a look.
Nikita Kucherov Under 4.6 Points. This appears to be ridiculous as well but Kucherov is starting to get worn down a little bit. Playing a physical Carolina team does not help matters. Combine that with six tough games against the Florida Panthers and it is understandable as to why Kucherov is having trouble -- especially at even strength. The Hurricanes made life for Kucherov extremely difficult on Sunday and could continue to do so on Tuesday. If Carolina remains disciplined, fewer power-play opportunities will mean fewer chances for Kucherov. Take the under!
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