NHL PrizePicks Player Projection: Saturday (2/10)

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Josh Morrissey More Than 0.5 Points

The under is often the play on all Winnipeg players not named Scheifele, Connor, or Morrissey, but I’ve bet on Josh Morrissey so much that I’ve considered buying his jersey to show my loyalty and appreciation for all the wins. At regular sportsbooks, you typically have to bet on his assists to get decent odds, but PrizePicks is giving us the option of just one point. He faces the Penguins, who are on the second night of a road back-to-back and are coming off a tough loss to the Wild. Pittsburgh is the oldest team in the league, with an average age of 31.3, and I expect them to have tired legs while facing an extremely physical team, leading to multiple scoring opportunities for the Jets.

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Player props refer to wagers that bettors can make based on player performance in a specific game. The majority of player props are built around the most common statistical benchmarks for a specific sport, such as yards and touchdowns in football. Most player props are straight over/under plays that open at or near -110 and are adjusted based on where the money lands. Examples of hockey player prop bets include over/under bets on shots on goal, points, goals, assists, and blocked shots.