NHL.com’s fantasy staff previews the "Frozen Frenzy" on Tuesday with various props offered by League partners.
All 32 NHL teams will be in action Tuesday with 16 games having staggered starting times beginning at 6 p.m. ET. In addition to a tripleheader on ESPN, the network will have whip-around coverage from 7-8 p.m. ET on ESPN+, and then continue on ESPN2 at 8 p.m. ET.
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Total goals scored in 16 games (odds provided by Betway)
Over 103.5 total goals: -125
Under 103.5 total goals: -105
There are seven NHL teams averaging at least 4.00 goals per game this season; the Detroit Red Wings are leading the League with an average of 5.00. Nineteen of the 32 teams are averaging at least 3.00 goals per game. The only teams averaging fewer than 2.00 goals per game are the Seattle Kraken (1.83), San Jose Sharks (1.40) and Washington Capitals (1.25).
As far as individual game totals, 14 teams have scored at least six goals in a game this season (Detroit has scored six goals on three different occasions). The Vancouver Canucks have the highest single-game goal output of the season when they defeated the Edmonton Oilers 8-1 on Oct. 11.
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Over/under total power-play goals scored (odds provided by DraftKings)
Total daily power-play goals (16 games):
Over 22.5 total PPG: -115
Under 22.5 total PPG: -115
On the two busiest nights of the 2023-24 NHL season to date (Oct. 14: 14 games; Oct. 21: 15 games), there were plenty of power-play goals scored:
Among the 14 games played on Oct. 14, 11 games saw at least one power-play goal and there was a total of 23 PPG. Among the 28 teams that played that day, 15 scored at least one power-play goal.
Among the 15 games played on Oct. 21, 11 games saw at least one power-play goal and there was a total of 25 PPG. Among the 30 teams that played that day, 17 scored at least one power-play goal.
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Grand salami puck line (odds provided by BetMGM)
Will there be more home goals or away goals?
Away team goals: +2.5 (-110)
Home team goals: -2.5 (-110)
Home teams are 46-28-7 in 81 games this season and have scored 264 goals. Road teams are 35-38-8 and have scored 246 goals.
Alex DeBrincat of the Detroit Red Wings leads the NHL in home points (10 in three such games) and home goals (seven). Seven players, including four from the Carolina Hurricanes (Seth Jarvis, Jesperi Kotkaniemi, Jaccob Slavin, Stefan Noesen), Elias Pettersson of the Vancouver Canucks, Travis Konecny of the Philadelphia Flyers and Evgeni Malkin of the Pittsburgh Penguins, are tied for the most road points in the NHL this season (each has six such points). Konecny leads the NHL with five road goals in three games this season.
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Power-play special (odds provided by FanDuel)
Power-play goal scored in every game: +4000
Fourteen of the NHL's 32 teams have penalty kill percentages of 80.0 or better this season, including seven of at least 90.0 percent. But there are only two teams still without a power-play goal this season: the St. Louis Blues (none in four games) and Washington Capitals (none in four).
The Edmonton Oilers, who had the best power-play percentage (32.4) in NHL history last season, are converting at 30.0 percent once again this season – and there are four teams ranked ahead of them in the New Jersey Devils (42.9), Detroit Red Wings (39.1), Vancouver Canucks (37.5) and Tampa Bay Lightning (35.0).
