With an average of just over 3 goals per game so far and two great goaltenders I'm on the under for sure.
As for the side I'm leaning towards Toronto. Ottawa has more raw talent but the Leafs have an experience advantage which means a lot in pressure situations. Toronto is 6-1 at home in game 7s while the Sens have never won a game 7 in 3 attempts. Home ice is not a huge factor here because there will likely be a decent number of Ottawa fans on hand. Sundin being out is unfortunate but there is enough depth there to pick up the slack.
Conclusion: Toronto moneyline (small) and Under 4.5 (average)
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As for the side I'm leaning towards Toronto. Ottawa has more raw talent but the Leafs have an experience advantage which means a lot in pressure situations. Toronto is 6-1 at home in game 7s while the Sens have never won a game 7 in 3 attempts. Home ice is not a huge factor here because there will likely be a decent number of Ottawa fans on hand. Sundin being out is unfortunate but there is enough depth there to pick up the slack.
Conclusion: Toronto moneyline (small) and Under 4.5 (average)
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This is the last update I could get.
TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto Maple Leafs captain Mats Sundin is still on the sidelines.
Sundin took part in the Leafs' morning skate Tuesday prior to Game 7 of Toronto's Eastern Conference quarter-final series with the Ottawa Senators but was listed as doubtful due to a lower-body injury.
"It's not expected that he'll play," Toronto coach Pat Quinn said. "Unless there's some kind of big change during the day. Somehow I don't anticipate it will happen."
Sundin has missed two straight games since he was hurt in the third period of Game 4.
The 33-year-old centre has one goal and three assists in four playoff games. He had 31 goals and 44 assists in 81 regular-season games.
TORONTO (CP) -- Toronto Maple Leafs captain Mats Sundin is still on the sidelines.
Sundin took part in the Leafs' morning skate Tuesday prior to Game 7 of Toronto's Eastern Conference quarter-final series with the Ottawa Senators but was listed as doubtful due to a lower-body injury.
"It's not expected that he'll play," Toronto coach Pat Quinn said. "Unless there's some kind of big change during the day. Somehow I don't anticipate it will happen."
Sundin has missed two straight games since he was hurt in the third period of Game 4.
The 33-year-old centre has one goal and three assists in four playoff games. He had 31 goals and 44 assists in 81 regular-season games.
I am a hu-uge Toronto fan . . . but the Sens scare the daylights out of me. The only reason Trawna has made it to the 7th game is because of Belfour. Ottawa has dominated them except in the horrible game 5. Leafs are at home, but missing their best player. Game 7, so momentum is meaningless . . . . hmmm . . . I'm not betting on this one, but from a completely detached point of view I think that Ottawa moneyline +109 is the way I'd go if I didn't hate those gutless Euros so much.
