Snipe #1 – Brayden Schenn – Jordan Kyrou
The way to stack the Blues is to have some version of Schenn/Kyrou or Thomas/Buchnevich. Whichever combination you pick has the same upside as the other; it is truly gambling when it comes to the St Louis Blues. Perunovic is also viable if he remains on the top powerplay unit. The Blues have been trending way up scoring piles of goals in their last handful of games, and they get the Sharks tonight. The Sharks stink worse than my bathroom after a Chipotle meal with tons of hot sauce. This is going to be a chalky stack, and I suggest you eat some of it with how things are trending
Nov 4, 2023; St. Louis, Missouri, USA; St. Louis Blues left wing Brandon Saad (20) celebrates with center Brayden Schenn (10) and St. Louis Blues center Jordan Kyrou (25) after scoring a goal against the Montreal Canadiens during the second period at Enterprise Center. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Le-USA TODAY Sports
Snipe #2 – Barrett Hayton – Clayton Keller – Nick Schmaltz
The Jackets have had better goaltending than expected as of late, and still have lost basically every game. What that tells me is that once the goaltending subsides (which it should), that the goals should pour in. The Coyotes have been inconsistent offensively, but what has been consistent is Clayton Keller; as well as the Jackets being a God-awful mess in their own zone. This Coyotes top line is playing around 20 minutes a game, and also correlates on the top powerplay unit. Sean Durzi is also very playable tonight if stacking the Coyotes. They’re all pretty inexpensive as well.
Grinder #1 – Connor Zary – Zary has 6 points in his first 6 NHL games and has been seeing powerplay time. The Canucks traveled and are in their second leg of a back to back, so he should be missing Thatcher Demko
Bankroll Grinder – I have the Penguins money-line, CHI/TB over 6.5, and the Blues -1.5. This 3 leg parlay is a cool +605!
