The one game yesterday was very kind to us, which was a nice way to decompress from the biggest night of NHL betting action likely ever. The Capitals are quickly becoming a model darling with them being overlooked in the general public for being a team that is still on the edge of playoff contention - even though they're aging. Tonight we are back in the thick of things with 11 games, so what better way to prepare for it than goalie talk? One of the major focuses of PuckLuck'

It comes with the territory, but empty-netters did us in last night as we missed so many +1.5 pucklines with the goalie pulled in desperation. That was the big downer on what was an otherwise fun night. I can only say it from a watch party point of view, but the ESPN Frozen Frenzy broadcast was good except for the delay in showing a lot of the goals. From a betting standpoint, we turned into phone watchers and mostly knowing what had happened well before the broadcast showed

The big day is here! ALL 32 NHL teams play tonight, in what should be one of the best action-packed nights in hockey betting history. If you're in the Buffalo area, please join D.J. Mitchell and myself at The 33 Speakeasy Grill in Cheektowaga as we're hosting a watch party for ESPN's Frozen Frenzy broadcast, which is an attempt to mimic the NFL's Red Zone broadcast. By showing every goal, hit, and powerplay from every game I'm interested to see how that exactly translates to