Parry's NHL Hockey Power Guide

Parry’s NHL Hockey Power Guide

Published: Oct 4, 2016

Updated: Oct 4, 2016

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Parry’s NHL Power Guide is an excellent tool for gamblers to calculate a betting line near the anticipated point spread at Vegas sports books. Know what the betting line should be before placing your wager.

NHL Preseason Rankings Power Guide
Preseason Rankings 2016
1. Pittsburgh	53.7
2. San Jose	52.5
3. Washington	52.0
4. Ottawa	51.8
5. Columbus	51.7
6. Tampa Bay	51.5
7. Winnipeg	51.5
8. Buffalo	51.2
9. Chicago	51.2
10. Philadelphia	51.1
11. Montreal	51.0
12. St. Louis	51.0
13. Calgary	50.4
14. Nashville	50.4
15. Anaheim	50.3
16. Florida	50.2
17. Boston	50.0
18. NY Rangers	50.0
19. NY Islanders	49.6
20. Arizona	49.5
21. Minnesota	49.4
22. New Jersey	49.4
23. Dallas	49.3
24. Los Angeles	49.3
25. Detroit	49.2
26. Edmonton	49.1
27. Vancouver	48.9
28. Toronto	48.8
29. Carolina	48.6
30. Colorado	48.5
Copyright 2016 by Noland Parry
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About the Author

Noland Parry

Parry’s Power Guide was created in 1979 by Utah native Noland Parry. It was first published in 1980 and is available for all sports, including pro and college football, pro and college basketball, soccer, hockey and Major League Baseball.