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Calgary Flames vs Arizona Coyotes Prediction 4-14-24

Arizona Coyotes (35-40-5) and Calgary Flames (36-38-5)
April 14, 2024 at 8:00 PM EDT
Line: Calgary Flames -135 / Arizona Coyotes +109; Up/down: +6
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The Arizona Coyotes and Calgary Flames meet in NHL action on Sunday at the Scotiabank Saddledome. We look at it from a betting point of view and determine the best bets for this game. Here's the prediction between Coyote and Flame.

Arizona Coyotes betting preview

The Arizona Coyotes recently lost to the Kraken while beating the Canucks and Oilers. The Arizona Coyotes are averaging 3.05 goals per game while hitting 21.6 percent of their power play opportunities. Clayton Keller leads the Arizona team with 33 goals, Mathias McChelli has 40 assists, and Nick Schmaltz has scored 156 goals. Defensively, the Arizona Coyotes are allowing 3.33 goals per game and are shooting 76.3 percent of their opponents. Karel Weimelka gave up 114 goals in 1,088 shots and Connor Ingram gave up 128 goals in 1,400 shots.

Calgary Flames betting preview

The Calgary Flames recently lost to the Oilers and Kings and beat the Sharks and Ducks. The Calgary Flames are averaging 3.05 goals per game on 17.9 percent of their power play opportunities. Egor Sharangovich leads Calgary with 30 goals, Nazem Kadri has 44 assists, and Mikael Backlund has 204 goals. Defensively, the Calgary Flames are allowing 3.25 goals per game and are shooting 81.1 percent of their opponents. Jacob Markstrom has allowed 127 goals in 1,348 at-bats and Dan Vladar has given up 68 goals in 574 at-bats.

Flames vs. Coyotes Prediction

Neither the Coyotes nor the Flames have anything to play for as both are out of the playoff conversation. Spots like this I would normally rely on plus money. However, the Flames have won 9 of their last 10 games against the Coyotes, including two wins in January. The Coyotes are 14-21-5 on the road this season. The Flames are playing bad hockey right now as they look like a team that is ready for the season to end. However, home ice and history are important. If forced to pick a winner in a pointless end-of-season matchup, pass me the torch.

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