Devils vs Avalanche Prediction 10/20/26 NHL Picks Today

The Colorado Avalanche and New Jersey Devils meet Tuesday in NHL action at the Prudential Center. Here’s a Devils vs. Avalanche Prediction. This article will include a Devils vs. Avalanche Pick.

Colorado Avalanche Betting Preview

The Colorado Avalanche lost to the Flyers, beat the Penguins, and they play the Lightning next. The Avalanche have split their last 8 games.

The Colorado Avalanche are averaging 4.22 goals per game and are scoring on 19.4 percent of their power play opportunities. Nathan MacKinnon leads Colorado with 6 goals, Nazem Kadri has 6 assists, and Martin Necas has 20 shots on goal. Defensively, the Colorado Avalanche are allowing 2.89 goals per game and are killing 81.8 percent of their opponent’s power plays. Mackenzie Blackwood has given up 20 goals on 180 shots faced, and Scott Wedgewood has allowed 5 goals on 51 shots.

New Jersey Devils Betting Preview

The New Jersey Devils beat the Rangers, lost to the Capitals, and they play the Ducks next. The Devils have split their last 8 games.

The New Jersey Devils average 3.13 goals per game and are scoring on 20.7 percent of their power-play opportunities. Nico Hischier leads New Jersey with 4 goals, Jack Hughes has 7 assists, and Timo Meier has 30 shots on goal. Defensively, the New Jersey Devils are allowing 3.38 goals per game and are killing 69.6 percent of their opponent’s power plays. Nico Daws has allowed 10 goals on 70 shots faced, while Jake Allen has given up 16 goals on 129 shots.

Why the New Jersey Devils will win

Why the Colorado Avalanche will win

Total Goals Facts

New Jersey Devils Player Prop Facts

Colorado Avalanche Player Prop Facts

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Devils vs Avalanche Injury Report

The Devils will be without Connor Brown, Nick Bjugstad, and Seamus Casey. Anthony Mantha is day-to-day.

The Avalanche will be without Nicolas Roy, Zachary L’Heureux, Logan O’Connor, and Georgii Merkulov.

Devils vs Avalanche Prediction

The Avalanche have looked vulnerable through nine games, and it makes them worth a look in the fade department. However, the Devils have been getting crushed on the defensive side more often than not, and despite the hiccups, the Avalanche are still one of the most talented teams in the league. Let’s not get carried away by a handful of games. The Avs are still a legit title contender until proven otherwise. Throwing out these soft prices makes it hard to turn down the Avalanche. Give me the road team.

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