Boston Bruins vs Vegas Golden Knights Prediction: Expect a productive encounter

Prediction for the NHL match which will take place on March 1. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

Boston holds another strong regular season, but now the Bears have decided to do some work on mistakes. Back then, they had a phenomenal season and then fell in the first round of the Stanley Cup. In February, things look mediocre for the Black-and-Yellows, as they played a total of 11 games in which they beat only Vancouver 4:0, Dallas 4:3, and Edmonton 6:5. The eight remaining battles they lost, and therefore now sit in second place in the Eastern Conference standings.

Vegas is another team that had a great last year's regular season, but then the Knights played well in the Stanley Cup, eventually winning the trophy. The current season is going much more modestly for Bruce Cassidy's wards, but they still have a good chance to defend the title. The most important thing is that their infirmary, which still contains Jack Eickel, Pavel Dorofeev, and Mark Stone, is finally empty. The Black and Gold have suffered five losses in their last seven meetings, and they've only managed to beat San Jose and Toronto 4:0 and 6:2, respectively. That's enough to sit in fifth place in the Western Conference standings.

Boston and Vegas are the two strongest teams according to the results of the last regular season, and in the current season, they are playing very well, but in the last stretch, both teams have had a bad time. A particularly bad series continues for the Bears, who can not win in regulation time in nine consecutive meetings, and the total for the last 11 games, they have suffered eight defeats. This should be used by the Knights, who beat Toronto 6:2 the day before, so now they can cling to another point, and they won their first head-to-head battle of the season.

The confrontation between Boston and Vegas rarely turns out to be spectacular and productive, but in the upcoming battle, this trend can be broken. It's all about the fact that lately, both teams have been giving out goal-rich battles. In the previous six games, the Bears scored and conceded 44 goals (7.33 average per game), while the Knights had 33 shots on goal in the last four meetings (8.25 average per game).