Edmonton Oilers vs. Carolina Hurricanes Trend Finder

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Edmonton Oilers

+125

+1.5
(-195)

O 6.5
(-130)

Carolina Hurricanes

-140

-1.5
(+173)

U 6.5
(+114)

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Edmonton Oilers

LAST 10 GAMES

STRAIGHT UP RECORD:
6 WINS, 4 LOSSES

STRAIGHT UP STREAK:
1 WIN IN A ROW

AGAINST THE SPREAD RECORD:
5 WINS, 5 LOSSES

AGAINST THE SPREAD STREAK:
1 WIN IN A ROW

TOTAL OVER / UNDER RESULTS:
5 OVERS, 4 UNDERS, 1 PUSH

TOTAL OVER / UNDER STREAK:
1 UNDER IN A ROW

LAST 10 GAMES AS AWAY TEAM

STRAIGHT UP RECORD AS AWAY TEAM:
6 WINS, 4 LOSSES

STRAIGHT UP STREAK AS AWAY TEAM:
1 WIN IN A ROW

AGAINST THE SPREAD RECORD AS AWAY TEAM:
5 WINS, 5 LOSSES

AGAINST THE SPREAD STREAK AS AWAY TEAM:
1 WIN IN A ROW

TOTAL OVER / UNDER RESULTS AS AWAY TEAM:
6 OVERS, 4 UNDERS

TOTAL OVER / UNDER STREAK AS AWAY TEAM:
1 UNDER IN A ROW

LAST 10 GAMES AS UNDERDOG

STRAIGHT UP RECORD AS UNDERDOG:
5 WINS, 5 LOSSES

STRAIGHT UP STREAK AS UNDERDOG:
2 WINS IN A ROW

AGAINST THE SPREAD RECORD AS UNDERDOG:
6 WINS, 4 LOSSES

AGAINST THE SPREAD STREAK AS UNDERDOG:
3 WINS IN A ROW

TOTAL OVER / UNDER RESULTS AS UNDERDOG:
5 OVERS, 5 UNDERS

TOTAL OVER / UNDER STREAK AS UNDERDOG:
2 UNDERS IN A ROW

LAST 10 GAMES AS AWAY TEAM AS UNDERDOG

STRAIGHT UP RECORD AS AWAY TEAM AS UNDERDOG:
6 WINS, 4 LOSSES

STRAIGHT UP STREAK AS AWAY TEAM AS UNDERDOG:
2 WINS IN A ROW

AGAINST THE SPREAD RECORD AS AWAY TEAM AS UNDERDOG:
6 WINS, 4 LOSSES

AGAINST THE SPREAD STREAK AS AWAY TEAM AS UNDERDOG:
2 WINS IN A ROW

TOTAL OVER / UNDER RESULTS AS AWAY TEAM AS UNDERDOG:
4 OVERS, 6 UNDERS

TOTAL OVER / UNDER STREAK AS AWAY TEAM AS UNDERDOG:
3 UNDERS IN A ROW

Carolina Hurricanes

LAST 10 GAMES

STRAIGHT UP RECORD:
5 WINS, 5 LOSSES

STRAIGHT UP STREAK:
2 LOSSES IN A ROW

AGAINST THE SPREAD RECORD:
ALERT!3 WINS, 7 LOSSES

AGAINST THE SPREAD STREAK:
2 LOSSES IN A ROW

TOTAL OVER / UNDER RESULTS:
5 OVERS, 5 UNDERS

TOTAL OVER / UNDER STREAK:
2 UNDERS IN A ROW

LAST 10 GAMES AS HOME TEAM

STRAIGHT UP RECORD AS HOME TEAM:
ALERT!7 WINS, 3 LOSSES

STRAIGHT UP STREAK AS HOME TEAM:
1 LOSS IN A ROW

AGAINST THE SPREAD RECORD AS HOME TEAM:
4 WINS, 6 LOSSES

AGAINST THE SPREAD STREAK AS HOME TEAM:
1 LOSS IN A ROW

TOTAL OVER / UNDER RESULTS AS HOME TEAM:
ALERT!3 OVERS, 7 UNDERS

TOTAL OVER / UNDER STREAK AS HOME TEAM:
1 UNDER IN A ROW

LAST 10 GAMES AS FAVORITE

STRAIGHT UP RECORD AS FAVORITE:
ALERT!7 WINS, 3 LOSSES

STRAIGHT UP STREAK AS FAVORITE:
2 LOSSES IN A ROW

AGAINST THE SPREAD RECORD AS FAVORITE:
ALERT!3 WINS, 7 LOSSES

AGAINST THE SPREAD STREAK AS FAVORITE:
2 LOSSES IN A ROW

TOTAL OVER / UNDER RESULTS AS FAVORITE:
3 OVERS, 6 UNDERS, 1 PUSH

TOTAL OVER / UNDER STREAK AS FAVORITE:
2 UNDERS IN A ROW

LAST 10 GAMES AS HOME TEAM AS FAVORITE

STRAIGHT UP RECORD AS HOME TEAM AS FAVORITE:
ALERT!7 WINS, 3 LOSSES

STRAIGHT UP STREAK AS HOME TEAM AS FAVORITE:
1 LOSS IN A ROW

AGAINST THE SPREAD RECORD AS HOME TEAM AS FAVORITE:
4 WINS, 6 LOSSES

AGAINST THE SPREAD STREAK AS HOME TEAM AS FAVORITE:
1 LOSS IN A ROW

TOTAL OVER / UNDER RESULTS AS HOME TEAM AS FAVORITE:
ALERT!3 OVERS, 7 UNDERS

TOTAL OVER / UNDER STREAK AS HOME TEAM AS FAVORITE:
1 UNDER IN A ROW

Related News (NHL News)

Svechnikov's hat trick carries Hurricanes past Oilers 7-2 Thu, Nov 10, 2022 NHL News (AP) RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - Andrei Svechnikov scored three goals and the Carolina Hurricanes, with goalie Pyotr Kochetkov making his season debut, beat the high-powered Edmonton Oilers 7-2 on Thursday night. Svechnikov's other hat trick this season also came against Edmonton. His third goal this time came with 4:11 remaining. Brent Burns, Jordan Staal, Jordan Martinook and Jesper Fast also scored for the Hurricanes, who snapped a two-game skid and forged a season split with Edmonton. Teuvo Teravainen and Martin Necas each had two assists. Connor McDavid had a goal and an assist and Zach Hyman scored for the Oilers, who lost for the fourth time in five games. Kochetkov made 20 saves. Oilers goalie Jack Campbell stopped 25 shots. Svechnikov's ninth goal of the season came when his shot from the right side bounced in off the far post with 20 seconds to play in the first period. Burns was set up by Martin Necas' pass on the power play at 5:58 of the second period to give Carolina a 2-0 lead. Hyman put the Oilers on the board with a second-period power-play goal. Svechnikov's second goal came off a pass from Necas. The puck skipped off Campbell's glove, giving the Carolina right winger his third multi-goal game of the season. Staal's goal came on a power play in the final second of the second period. McDavid's 15th goal of the season came at 7:26 of the third. Before any of the goals, Kochetkov stopped Dylan Holloway's attempt on a penalty shot right before the midway mark of the first period. BACK TO HELP Kochetkov was playing his first game of the season because Hurricanes goalie Frederik Andersen is out with a lower-body injury. Last season, Kochetkov played in three regular-season games and four playoff games for Carolina, marking his only previous NHL action. RAISING KANE With forward Evander Kane out for three to four months after a scary wrist cut from a skate blade Tuesday at Tampa Bay, the Oilers called up Mattias Janmark and Klim Kostin from Bakersfield of the AHL. Janmark made his season debut, while Kostin was a scratch. Kane is expected to reunite with the Oilers on Friday in Miami and return home with the team as its four-game trip concludes Saturday. UP NEXT Oilers: At Florida on Saturday. Hurricanes: At Colorado on Saturday. ___ AP NHL: https://apnews.com/hub/nhl and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports Article Copyright © 2022 The Associated Press, All Rights Reserved.
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