Mikko Rantanen and the Colorado Avalanche are looking to continue their winning campaign as they host the Detroit Red Wings tomorrow, 3:05 pm EST.
The Red Wings and Avalanche have experienced similar levels of success in the current season. With an 18-16-7 record, the Red Wings sit just outside of playoff contention in the Atlantic Division while the Avalanche squad is just on the brink of qualifying, with a 21-17-3 record and three wins from their last ten games.
Both teams boast impressive rosters, looking to push onward and secure their places in post-season competition as the Detroit Red Wings face off against the Colorado Avalanche, spectators are likely to observe a game full of growth potential and will to succeed.
With pressure mounting on either side, both teams must prove they have what it takes to move ahead in their respective divisions. The competition should be even and spectators should remember to prepare for an intense evening of action on February 7th as these two powerhouses clash.
NHL Odds/Game Lines: Red Wings vs. Avalanche
FanDuel Online Sportsbook Odds
| Puck line | Moneyline | Total | |
| DET Red Wings | +1.5 (-152) | +160 | O 6.5 (-100) |
| COL Avalanche | -1.5 (-124) | -194 | U 6.5 (-122) |
DraftKings Online Sportsbook Odds
| Puck line | Moneyline | Total | |
| DET Red Wings | +1.5 (-155) | +160 | O 6.5 (-105) |
| COL Avalanche | -1.5 (-135) | -190 | U 6.5 (-115) |
Note that NHL odds are subject to changes based on news updates. More NHL betting markets, including the live betting experience, can be viewed by visiting the respective websites of Colorado online sportsbooks.
Red Wings vs Avalanche Preview
Two desperate teams currently looking up at the standings face off as the Avalanche host the Red Wings in what promises to be an intense and close game. The Colorado Avalanche will look to continue their resurgence following a 7-goal performance while Nathan MacKinnon, Mikko Rantanen, and the rest of the forward unit have been showing great puck movement and control in recent games.
Conversely, the Red Wings are allowing over three goals per game – potentially creating openings for the Avalanche to exploit if they send plenty of offensive pressure towards Detroit’s defense. However, limiting Detroit’s offensive option is also necessary because they have proven that they can also put up 7-point games even on the road.
The Avalanche should win this game due to their home-field advantage, but look for both teams to compete hard for every point as they try to climb up in the standings.