Today’s NHL props for Stanley Cup Playoffs: William Nylander among best bets for Wednesday

A fundamental match 5 at the Eastern Conference and a potential deletion competition at the Western conference are coming to the second round of the second round of the Stanley Cup Cup Playoffs on Wednesday. The Toronto Maple Leafs welcome the reigning champion Florida Panthers with their series even in two wins, while the Edmonton Oilers visit the Vegas Golden Knights in the hope of moving forward to the conference finals.

The home team won each of the first four games in the game between Toronto and Florida, with the Maple Leafs who held the first two contests and the panthers serving in Sunrise. Florida scored the series on Sunday, while Carter Verhaeghe and Sam Bennett scored as Sergei Bobrovsky turned out all the 23 shots he faced for his fifth race and second this later season.

Edmonton bounced off the defeat of his home in the first half of Vegas in match 3 to publish a victory 3-0 two days later and make a 3-1 lead in the series. Adam Henrique declined twice and Stuart Skinner made 23 savings on the way to the second season of his career after allowing at least four goals in each of his previous three beginnings in the playoffs this year.

With a victory, the Oilers will spend the final of the Western Conference for the third time in four years. Edmonton was destroyed by the Aimslache of Colorado in that round in 2022, but defeated Dallas stars in six games last season.

Here are some value players to consider when making accessories for NHL players for Wednesday Playoff matches.

William Nylander, Maple Leafs: Very Salor de Gorna (+170, Fanduel)

Nylander has spent games back without a goal after scoring five times during a three -game streak. The 29 -year -old right wing still occupies fourth place in the NHL with six high -tall, its highest total in a playoff year. The maple leaves should be fired when they return home after wasteing a 2-0 series lead and they are blank in game 4, and they will look for Nylander to provide offense to Auston Matthews Mied in a funk.

Aleksander Barkov, Panthers: 1+ attendance (+102, Fanduel)

Barkov registered four assists in his first four games this post -empowerment before passing without one for four competitions. He scored three goals during this period, but ended his drought assisted in match 4, as he helped establish the power game of Carter Verhaeghe and finally winner of the game in the first period. The 29 -year -old captain recorded 14 attendance during the Pantherian career at the Stanley Cup Championship last year and has accumulated 45 in 80 race playoff games.

Noah Hanifin, Golden Knights: 1+ attendance (+215, Fanduel)

Hanifin has notified four assists in this post -empowerment, coinciding with the race he established during the 2020 playoffs while with the flames of Calgary. The 28-year-old proponent set out in the contests attached before the Golden Knights were locked up in the game 4.Alining this series, Hanifin has collected four assists in eight meetings with the Oilers in 2024-25 and four in five career post-season games for Edmonton. If Vegas is able to climb the scoreboard on Wednesday, I hope they have participated.

Corey Perry, Oilers: scorer at any time (+430, Fanduel)

Believe -or not, Agent Perry is tied with Leon Draisaitl for team leadership with five goals in this post -season. The 39-year-old right wing has marked three of its high in this series, including a couple in the game 3. Perry has received a constant time in Edmonton’s power game and is more than willing to park in front of the network to take the rebounds. With the Golden Knights focused on Draisaitl and Connor McDavid, it would not be amazing to see Perry Tally in the game 5.

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