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Look for MacKinnon, who has hit in nearly 60% of home games this season, to put together another big performance. I don't see that changing in the latter half of a road back-to-back at high altitude. They try and play a tight brand of hockey under David Quinn, but they just don't have the horses to hold up. I wouldn't put the Sharks in the same group, especially in their current state. The three failures came against strong defensive teams in the Kraken, Flames, and Jets. In every single one of those scenarios, he recorded no fewer than six shots on target. He has gone over his total in seven of the last 10 games. He's not just getting the job done in the shot department he's routinely soaring past the number with room to spare. With cushy usage at home, and a juicy matchup against a team bleeding shots, Keller should be able to hit the over for the fifth straight time in Arizona. They are among the worst shot-suppression teams in the league right now and they're giving up a lot of volume to left wingers. He should be able to stay hot at home on Tuesday against the Blues. Keller has averaged five attempts per game in Arizona and only 3.7 on the road. The attempt data suggests that is no coincidence. He has gone over his total 57% of the time in Arizona, compared to just 34% away from home. He has registered at least three shots in four straight games at home, where he's enjoyed fairly consistent success all season long. The stars are all aligning for an active offensive game from Necas. Their numbers aren't great on the penalty kill, either, where Necas finds himself skating on the top unit.Īs a cherry on top, the Canadiens' league-wide ranking in shots against is lower against right wingers than any other position. That's a worse mark than all but the Blue Jackets and Ducks. The Canadiens have allowed 66.45 shot attempts per 60 minutes of five-on-five player over the last eight games. Tonight, Necas finds himself in a mouth-watering matchup against a bad Canadiens team missing an abundance of players.

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