Calgary at Anaheim

Calgary is 0-5 and has scored 8 goals, the fewest in the NHL, while allowing 27. That works out to 1.6 scored and 5.4 allowed per game. The Flames have lost by five, three, five, four, and two goals, and they have given up at least four in every game. Dustin Wolf (.816) and Devin Cooley (.818) are both sitting under .820 on the season. Anaheim beat them 4-2 on Saturday and is 4-1 with 18 goals for and 13 against. It is scoring 3.6 per game, and its power play is 6-for-16. Two of the Ducks’ four wins came by a single goal, over Vegas and Florida, and neither team is allowing goals the way Calgary is. Anaheim’s one loss came against Edmonton, 5-2. The puckline price needs Anaheim to win by two or more about 40% of the time to show a profit. A defense and goaltending that have broken down in all five games give the offense room to build that margin. Take the Ducks to cover on the puckline.