Canadiens vs Avalanche Prediction 1/29/26 NHL Picks Today

The Colorado Avalanche and Montreal Canadiens meet Thursday in NHL action at the Bell Centre. Here’s a Canadiens vs Avalanche Prediction. This article will include a Canadiens vs Avalanche Pick.

Colorado Avalanche Betting Preview

The Colorado Avalanche beat the Maple Leafs, lost to the Senators, and they play the Red Wings next. The Avalanche have lost 5 of their last 7 games.

The Colorado Avalanche are averaging 3.9 goals per game and are scoring on 15.9 percent of their power play opportunities. Nathan MacKinnon leads Colorado with 38 goals, Cale Makar has 41 assists and Artturi Lehkonen has 122 shots on goal. Defensively, the Colorado Avalanche are allowing 2.39 goals per game and are killing 84.4 percent of their opponent’s power plays. Scott Wedgewood has given up 62 goals on 756 shots faced, and Mackenzie Blackwood has allowed 45 goals on 495 shots.

Montreal Canadiens Betting Preview

The Montreal Canadiens lost to the Bruins, beat the Golden Knights, and they play the Sabres next. The Canadiens have split their last 10 games.

The Montreal Canadiens are averaging 3.36 goals per game and are scoring on 23.2 percent of their power play opportunities. Cole Caufield leads Montreal with 30 goals, Lane Hutson has 44 assists and Nick Suzuki has 112 shots on goal. Defensively, the Montreal Canadiens are allowing 3.26 goals per game and are killing 76.9 percent of their opponent’s power plays. Jakub Dobes has given up 68 goals on 619 shots faced, and Sam Montembeault has allowed 71 goals on 539 shots.

Why the Montreal Canadiens will win

Why the Colorado Avalanche will win

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Montreal Canadiens Player Prop Facts

Colorado Avalanche Player Prop Facts

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Canadiens vs Avalanche Prediction

The Avalanche are obviously the better team and should be favored, but we’re to the point where it’s probably time to start grabbing the plus money on the other side. The Avs have taken a step back defensively and this is the worst stretch of hockey they’ve played all season. The Avalanche have seen their biggest struggles come on the road as it is. The Canadiens have done enough winning to where you can feel confident about taking a shot in the home underdog spot. Give me the Habs.

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