Rangers Vs. Hurricanes Odds: Updated Series Price, Game 6 Betting Line

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The Hurricanes can close out the series against the Rangers with a win on Saturday. (AP Photo/Karl B DeBlaker)

The Carolina Hurricanes own a 3-2 series lead over the New York Rangers heading into Game 6 of the NHL’s Eastern Conference semifinals on Saturday. The Hurricanes won 3-1 on home ice at PNC Arena last night.

Sportsbooks adjusted odds on the Rangers-Hurricanes series and released the betting line for Game 6.

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As of Friday morning, DraftKings was dealing the Hurricanes at -425 to win the series and the Rangers were available at +320. FanDuel offered Carolina at -450 and New York at +340.

Here’s a look at FanDuel’s updated futures odds on the winner of the NHL’s Eastern Conference:

TeamFanDuel Odds To Win Eastern Conference
Lightning-140
Hurricanes +155
Rangers+1000

Hurricanes Remain Unbeaten At Home

The Hurricanes have now won all seven of their home playoff games at PNC Arena after the Game 5 victory in Raleigh. Carolina has also lost all five of its playoff games on the road during the postseason. The Jekyll-and-Hyde Hurricanes held the Rangers to just 17 shots on Thursday.

The Canes can advance to the Eastern Conference Finals against Tampa Bay with a win at New York on Saturday. Should the series go to a Game 7, Carolina owns the NHL’s longest winning streak in those decisive playoff games at six.

Carolina has a balanced scoring attack as four players, including Sebastian Aho, have scored at least four goals during the postseason. Teuvo Teravainen is among that contingent after he scored a rare power play goal for Carolina in Game 5. He leads the Hurricanes with 11 points in the playoffs.

The Hurricanes also have two goalies who combined to lead the NHL in goals against average during the regular season. Frederik Andersen, who was injured in April and has yet to appear in the NHL playoffs, and Raanta allowed a league-low 202 goals.

Great goaltending from both teams have allowed all five games in the series to go “under” the total. It’s been the best bet in the 2022 NHL Playoffs to date. FanDuel was dealing -144 on “under” 5.5 for Game 6. The “over” could be had at +118 as of Friday morning.

Rangers Have Been Resilient In The Playoffs

The Rangers overcame a two-game deficit to Pittsburgh in the opening round of the playoffs. They also defended home ice in Games 3 and 4 against the Hurricanes. Igor Shesterkin stopped 72 of 74 shots in those games. 

Shesterkin is a candidate to win the Hart Trophy as NHL MVP. While that award will most likely go to Toronto’s Auston Matthews or Edmonton’s Connor McDavid, Shesterkin is a shoo-in to win the Vezina as the NHL’s best goaltender.

New York is paced offensively by Mika Zibanejad, who scored the only goal for the Rangers in the Game 5 loss. Zibanejad has a team-high 15 points in the postseason, and he and Chris Kreider have both registered six goals in the playoffs.

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Kris Johnson is a senior writer at Gaming Today with more than 15 years of experience as a sports journalist. Johnson's work has appeared in Sports Business Daily, Sports Business Journal, NASCAR Illustrated, and other publications. He also authored a sports betting novel titled The Endgame.

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