Boston Bruins vs Vegas Golden Knights Prediction: Both teams are now among the NHL leaders

Prediction for the NHL Boston Bruins vs Vegas Golden Knights match, which will take place on December 6. Check the team conditions and choose several betting options.

Boston Bruins

Boston is having a phenomenal regular season. In the offseason, the Bears changed their head coach, appointing Jim Montgomery, which benefited them. They started scoring from the first games under the new coach, and they've won 23 games so far, with only 20 wins and three losses. The last black-and-yellow team failed on November 24 in-game with Florida - 2:5, they beat Carolina - 3:2, Tampa Bay - 3:1, and the day before, they beat Colorado - 5:1. Boston is still second in the Eastern Conference standings but leads in points lost.

Vegas Golden Knights

Former Boston coach Bruce Cassidy has been with Vegas since this season. His appointment can already be viewed positively, as last season, the Knights failed to make the playoffs, and now they are leading the Western Conference. Under the new coach, the Black and Gold have started with three straight wins, and in just 26 games, they've allowed just eight losses to 18 wins. Vegas has been a little sluggish of late, allowing three losses in the previous five games, but that hasn't stopped them from leading their nearest conference chaser, Seattle, by four points.

Expert Betting Tips

Bruce Cassidy moved from Boston to Vegas in the offseason, which was suitable for everyone. Both squads are now among the NHL leaders in bright and informative play. The Bears, who have allowed only three losses in 23 regular season games and have beaten three top NHL clubs in their last three meetings, are pleased. The Knights had a great start to the season, but they've slowed down late, losing three of their previous five games. As a result, a bet on Boston's victory with odds of about 1.90 is in order.

In the current regular championship, Boston practically does not lose and plays excellent defense. This is especially true at home, as the Bears have allowed just 12 goals (1.33 average per game) in their last nine contests on home ice, which is a deficient number for such a long stretch. Now it will be difficult for the Knights to crack the home team's defense, so we would expect Vegas to finish through a total under 2.5 pucks for odds close to 1.86, and we would also suggest betting on Charlie McAvoy's 0.5-point total for 1.76.

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