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NHL Game Of Day
By Rich Carlson
WagerWeb.com Contributing Writer
Game of the Day: San Jose Sharks (20-7-0) at Dallas Stars (17-9-0), 9 p.m. ET
Current Betting Odds Spread Money Line Total Goals
San Jose +1 1/2 -270 -105 Over 5 1/2 +115
Dallas -1 1/2 +230 -115 Under 5 1/2 -135
The San Jose Sharks will travel to the American Airlines Center to face the Dallas Stars in a Pacific Division clash on Monday night. San Jose is 3-0-0 in its current road trip, and the Sharks are looking to beat the Stars for the second time this season. The Sharks have posted an impressive 13-3 record this season when scoring first, so look for C Patrick Marleau and C Joe Thornton to apply lots of pressure early on in the game.
The Stars snapped a three-game losing streak by defeating Minnesota on Saturday night. G Marty Turco secured his first victory in four games by stopping 32 shots against the Wild. With Turco struggling, the Stars are only 5-5-0 in their last 10 games and sit 6 points behind second-place San Jose in the division.
The Sharks and Stars have played once this year, with the Sharks winning 2-0 on Oct. 17 at San Jose.
Injury report
San Jose: no significant injuries reported
Dallas: D Trevor Daley (concussion) is questionable for tonight’s game
LW Brenden Morrow (groin) is questionable for tonight’s game
LW Steve Ott (ankle) is out until late December
Key betting information
· San Jose is 8-2-0 in its past 10 games and has an 11-5-0 road record
· Dallas is 5-5-0 in its past 10 games and has a 9-2-0 home record
· San Jose leads the season series 1-0.
· San Jose’s offense ranks No. 8 (3.15 goals per game) – Dallas’ defense ranks No. 3 (2.23 goals allowed average)
· Dallas’ offense ranks No. 17 (2.77 goals per game) – San Jose’s defense ranks No. 1 (2.15 goals allowed average)
News & Notes
The Edmonton Oilers placed LW Ryan Smyth on injured reserve with a fractured right thumb. ... Pittsburgh placed 17-year veteran John LeClair on waivers, and he was assigned to the Penguins' AHL farm club in Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. LeClair is unlikely to report to AHL team and will wait to see if he is claimed by another NHL team. ... Pittsburgh LW Evgeni Malkin won the NHL’s Rookie of the Month award for the second consecutive month. Malkin scored 13 points in 14 games for the Penguins.
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