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NHL Free Bet Daily | Hurricanes vs Canadiens Prediction | 4-16-25

ASA NHL free bet on Montreal Canadiens -110 vs. Carolina Hurricanes, 7pm ET

Montreal, fighting to clinch the Eastern Conference’s second wild card spot, faces a Carolina team that’s locked up second in the Metropolitan Division and may rest key players.

The Canes will call up several players from their American Hockey League affiliate the Chicago Wolves to get key contributors rest heading into the postseason.

The Canadiens are 14-11 since February, 22nd with a strong 4-1 home record in their most recent 5 games on home ice. Montreal is led by goaltender Sam Montembeault (5-1-1 last 7 starts with a 2.12 GAA and .921 SV%) who is 1-1 against the Canes this season.

Montreal’s top line of Suzuki and Caufield should have plenty of opportunities in this one which spells trouble for Canes goalie Kochetkov.

Kochetkov has allowed at least 3 goals in six straight starts with a 2-4 record, 4.06 GAA and .830 SV%. Montreal’s desperation makes them the clear choice.

Montreal is 2 points away from clinching a playoff berth. Carolina: 1-4-1 in their last 6 games, 0-3-1 in last 4 road games.

We like the Canadiens as our NHL free bet daily today.

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NHL Free Pick | Wild vs. Flames | April 11 2025

ASA NHL play on UNDER 5.5 GOALS Minnesota Wild at Calgary Flames, 10pm ET

The Wild and Flames are set for a low-scoring battle tonight, and I’m all over the Under 5.5 goals. Goaltending: Filip Gustavsson (Wild): Rocking a 2.54 GAA and .915 save percentage, he’s been lights-out, with a .922 save percentage in his last ten starts. Gustavsson has allowed just one goal each in regulation in his last two starts.

Dustin Wolf (Flames): Boasting a 2.64 GAA and .910 save percentage with a 26-16-3 record on the season. In his last five starts he has 27 or more saves in four games with a .912 save percentage.

Minnesota allows 2.89 goals per game and ranks high in 5-on-5 expected goals against. Both rank in the bottom half of the league in penalty play percentage.

Calgary’s given up three or less goals in regulation in their last seven games and ranks fourth in expected goals against recently. They control possession, limiting high-danger chances.

Both teams struggle offensively—Minnesota’s scored two goals or less in six of their last nine, and Calgary’s managed 2.5 goals in their last eight games. With these goalies and tight defenses, expect a 2-1 or 3-2 game. Grab the Under 5.5!