NHL Same Game Parlay Odds, Picks & Predictions: Wednesday (4/5)

All three games feature teams that need to collect points as they wrap up the regular season for seeding and a playoff spot.

Today's Best NHL Same Game Parlay Bets

All odds via DraftKings Sportsbook

Tampa Bay Lightning vs. New York Rangers

Leg 1: UNDER 6.5 Total Goals (-140)
Leg 2: UNDER 3.5 Total Rangers Goals (-170)
Leg 3: UNDER 1.5 First Period Goals (+105)

The Lightning are on a fantastic stretch right now. This is a veteran roster that knows the right time to turn it on, and they've won three straight. These weren't wins against bottom-feeders, it was against two playoff teams – the Islanders and Hurricanes, and then the Capitals, These also weren't close games as they outscored them 14-1. Andrei Vasilevskiy has been a wall recently, going 3-1-0 with a .978 save percentage and two shutouts.

The Rangers have been playing great hockey for most of the second half. The offense is playing well, but like Tampa Bay, the goaltending has been the star. Igor Shesterkin has been great all season and is recently 2-1-0, allowing 2.01 goals.

All three of the previous matchup have gone under, and with this marquee goaltending matchup, no doubt it will happen again.

Parlay Odds: +458

Edmonton Oilers vs. Anaheim Ducks

Leg 1: UNDER 7.5 Total Goals (-170)
Leg 2: Ryan Nugent-Hopkins Anytime Goal (+145)
Leg 3: Oilers -1.5 (-140)

The Oilers with the win last night against the Kings, moved into second place in the Pacific. They keep rolling with ten wins in their previous 11 games and have grabbed at least one point in each. The best-scoring offense continues to be phenomenal by scoring nearly five goals per game in that 11-game span, and they have allowed one goal in their last three games.

The Ducks will finish with one of the worse records in the league and will be in contention for the Connor Bedard sweepstakes. They already have some young talent to build on, including Troy Terry and Trevor Tegras. Aside from that duo, there isn't much depth on the roster.

Even with the rest disadvantage, a team on an 11-game point streak should easily defeat a team on an eight-game losing streak, who they beat 6-0 just a few days ago.

Parlay Odds: +567

Calgary Flames vs. Winnipeg Jets

Leg 1: UNDER 6.5 Total Goals (-130)
Leg 2: UNDER 1.5 First Period Goals (+110)
Leg 3: Flames ML(+110)

This is the game that you will want to keep an eye on.

The Jets have been inconsistent over the last few months and are 14-17-2 since January 17th. Some of it has to do with what you can categorize as an average offense not doing its part. A significant factor has to be the number of minutes Connor Hellebuyck has been used, as he's tied for the league lead with Nashville’s Jusse Saros at 60 games played and second in time on the ice. You wonder, if the Jets make the playoffs, how much gas he has left in the tank?

Winnipeg hasn't secured a playoff spot because Calgary is right behind them. They've won five of their last seven, and the offense, which has underachieved for most of the season, has scored 3.85 goals in that span. A regulation win would tie them with the Jets for the final playoff spot.

It'll be Dan Vladar between the pipes for Calgary, with Jacob Markstrom playing on Tuesday. He hasn't played against the Jets this year, but in a start last season at Winnipeg, he saved 40-of-42 shot attempts.

These teams last saw each on January 3rd, since then, they have gone in different directions. Even with the Flames on a back-to-back, they'll do just enough to grab the win.

Parlay Odds: +680

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