Devils vs. Flyers Player Props, Picks and Predictions – Thursday, Nov. 30

We have your New Jersey Devils vs. Philadelphia Flyers prop betting and game preview needs covered as the New Jersey Devils hit the road to face the Philadelphia Flyers.

The New Jersey Devils (10-9-1) are set to face off against the Philadelphia Flyers (11-10-1) in a Metropolitan Division clash. With both teams neck and neck in the standings, this game could be a crucial pivot point for their playoff aspirations.

New Jersey Devils vs. Philadelphia Flyers Odds Info

Moneyline: New Jersey Devils -137 (FanDuel) / Philadelphia Flyers +114 (FanDuel)

Puck Line: +1.5 – New Jersey Devils +172 (FanDuel) / Philadelphia Flyers -210 (FanDuel)

Total: 6.5 – -115 (DraftKings) / -105 (DraftKings)

Game Info

Date: Thursday, Nov. 30

Time: 07:00 PM

Location: Wells Fargo Center – Philadelphia, PA

TV: ESPN+

New Jersey Devils Betting Trends

• On the road this season, the New Jersey Devils have 5 wins and 4 losses.
• As the favorite this season, the New Jersey Devils have 9 wins and 8 losses.
• This season, the New Jersey Devils have hit 15 overs and 5 unders.

Philadelphia Flyers Betting Trends

• At home this season, the Philadelphia Flyers have 5 wins and 6 losses.
• As the underdog this season, the Philadelphia Flyers have 9 wins and 9 losses.
• This season, the Philadelphia Flyers have hit 8 overs and 14 unders.

Historic Head-to-Head Stats and Analysis

Over the course of the last two seasons, the New Jersey Devils and the Philadelphia Flyers have faced off four times, with each team securing two victories apiece. These matchups occurred between October 13, 2022, and February 25, 2023. In terms of betting statistics, the Flyers have proven more successful against the spread, covering it in three out of the four games, while the Devils have only done so once. The outcomes in relation to the over-under betting line have been evenly split, with two games going over and two games going under. The home team and the visiting team have both won two games each, indicating no significant home-ice advantage in this particular series. The Flyers have been the underdog in three of these encounters, as indicated by their positive moneyline, and managed to win once as the underdog. Conversely, the Devils were favored in three games and won two of those. The most recent game, with a closing over-under of 6.5, ended with a total score of 7, resulting in an over.

The most recent game between the New Jersey Devils and the Philadelphia Flyers was a commanding 7-0 victory for the Devils on February 25, 2023. The Devils, who were the home team and favorites with a closing moneyline of -315, easily surpassed the -1.5 spread with a final score spread of -7. The game saw the Devils’ offense in full swing, with seven different players contributing to the scoreline. Defensively, the Devils were just as impressive, blocking 14 shots and limiting the Flyers to a mere 23 shots on goal. New Jersey’s goaltender, Akira Schmid, achieved a shutout, saving all 23 shots faced, which contributed to his perfect save percentage for the game. The Flyers, on the other hand, struggled throughout the game, with their goaltender Samuel Ersson facing 36 shots and allowing seven goals, resulting in a save percentage of 0.806. The Devils also dominated the faceoff circle, winning 55.9% of the draws. This game not only highlighted the Devils’ offensive prowess but also their ability to stifle their opponents’ offense.

New Jersey Devils vs. Philadelphia Flyers Predictions

The New Jersey Devils are looking to extend their two-game winning streak as they visit the Philadelphia Flyers at the Wells Fargo Center. The Devils, led by center Jack Hughes with 26 points, have shown resilience in their recent outings, including a come-from-behind victory over the New York Islanders. The Flyers, on the other hand, are aiming to bounce back from a loss to the Carolina Hurricanes and will rely on the scoring prowess of Travis Konecny, who leads the team with 16 points.

Defensively, both teams have had their struggles, but the Devils have shown improvement with Akira Schmid in goal, who secured a shutout in their last meeting with the Flyers. The Flyers will need to tighten up their defense, which has been inconsistent this season, to contain the Devils’ offense. Offensively, the Flyers will look to capitalize on their home-ice advantage and break through the Devils’ defense, which has been vulnerable at times.

The key player matchup to watch will be between the Devils’ Jack Hughes and the Flyers’ Travis Konecny. Both young forwards are having strong seasons and their performance could very well decide the outcome of the game. With the teams so closely matched in the standings, this game promises to be a tightly contested battle with significant implications for the playoff race in the Eastern Conference.

New Jersey Devils vs. Philadelphia Flyers Pick

The Philadelphia Flyers moneyline bet presents a compelling choice for this matchup. Despite the New Jersey Devils’ recent form, the Flyers have shown a strong ability to cover the spread against the Devils, doing so in three out of their last four meetings. Additionally, the Flyers’ performance as underdogs has been noteworthy, managing to secure a victory in one of the three games where they were not favored. With the game being played at the Wells Fargo Center, the Flyers have the home-ice advantage, which could play a crucial role in the outcome. The Flyers’ leading scorer, Travis Konecny, has been in fine form, and if he can capitalize on the Devils’ occasional defensive lapses, it could swing the game in favor of the home team.

Furthermore, the Flyers’ betting trends this season show a strong ability to outperform expectations, particularly against the spread. While the Devils have the offensive edge with Jack Hughes leading the charge, the Flyers’ resilience and tendency to perform better than predicted make them an attractive pick. Considering the Flyers’ need to rebound after their loss to the Hurricanes and the Devils’ mixed results when favored, betting on the Flyers’ moneyline is a calculated risk with the potential for a rewarding outcome, especially with the favorable odds offered.

The Pick: Philadelphia Flyers +114. (FanDuel)

New Jersey Devils vs. Philadelphia Flyers Player Prop Picks

Here are the players who have hit over their current prop line in at least 7 of their last 10 games.

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