WagerTalk handicapper Dave Cokin<\/a> offers his thoughts on Tuesday’s cross-conference NHL clash between the Buffalo Sabres and Vancouver Canucks. After posting the worst record in the league last season, the Sabres have jumped out to a 2-0 start. What can we expect on Tuesday night as Buffalo welcomes the Vancouver Canucks to town?<\/p>\n Over the last two NHL seasons, Dave is WagerTalk’s net profits leader on the ice. His disciplined approach produces less volume but lots of winners. Stay on top of the latest NHL<\/a>\u00a0updates direct from Las Vegas!<\/em><\/p>\n Each week on Twitter, I share some of the games that fell just outside of my comfort zone. Here, I will expand upon those games with reasons why I was drawn in a particular direction, and why I ultimately decided to pass. Again, just to reiterate: As of Monday evening, I have not placed a wager on this game. I am simply sharing some of my notes that may, perhaps, assist in your handicapping as you break down Tuesday’s NHL betting card.<\/p>\n Vancouver Canucks -135 at Buffalo Sabres<\/strong> – The Canucks arrive in Buffalo off a loss in which they played quite well but came out on the losing end at Detroit. The surprising Sabres are 2-0 out of the gate, but I expect regression with Buffalo as their roster is simply not good at all. I give the edge to the Canucks here, but will give the Sabres just enough respect with their early momentum to only make the Vancouver Canucks a lean in this Tuesday clash.<\/p>\n Blank Monday for me. But have posted a Tuesday NHL play plus three college football Best Bets. Everything up at @WagerTalk<\/a> https:\/\/t.co\/crCpGZvtUv<\/a>. And remember it’s $9 Monday at @WagerTalk<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Dave Cokin (@davecokin) October 18, 2021<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nBuffalo Sabres vs Vancouver Canucks Prediction<\/h3>\n
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