New Jersey Devils vs. Vegas Golden Knights

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The Golden Knights are 9-4, which is the kind of record that makes you feel like you're cheating the system, while the Devils sit at 8-5 and look like they're playing a different, slightly less enjoyable sport. When you stack those two teams on the same sheet of ice, the Knights are the ones who actually seem to understand what they're doing, and the Devils are the ones shuffling around looking for the bathroom. This isn't a close call; it's a mismatch dressed up in a fancy jersey.

The biggest wrinkle here is that Vegas is turning to Adin Hill after Carter Hart exited the morning skate with an injury. That’s a gamble, sure, but Hill is a veteran who has seen enough chaos to know which way the puck is going before it arrives. The Devils, meanwhile, are fighting an uphill battle against a Vegas defense that has been more reliable than a Swiss watch. You don't need a superstar goalie to out-physicalize a team that's still finding its footing; you just need to be the better team, and right now Vegas is the one with the pulse.

The only real risk is that Hill gets pulled into a shootout or concedes a lucky rebound, but at these odds, the value is too sweet to ignore. If the Knights' defense holds the line, this is a cakewalk, and if it doesn't, well, at least you bought the ticket to a Vegas show that usually ends with the house winning.