Hockey Betting on Los Angeles Kings at SBG Global

2006 Hockey Betting Numbers:
Win/Loss Home Away ATS Over/Under
27-41-8-6 16-16-4-5 11-25-4-1 46-36 41-36-5

Hockey betting fans know that the Los Angeles Kings were definitely a failure on the ice but since they were often such big underdogs they were a success against the hockey betting line. Hockey betting fans know that the Kings made some good off-season additions to improve themselves for 2007. Hockey betting fans know that they added forward Kyle Calder, Michal Handzus, Ladislav Nagy in addition to defenseman Tom Preissing, Brad Stuart and Jon Klemm.

Hockey betting fans know that the problem for Los Angeles is that more is needed. Hockey betting fans know that they are pretty weak all across the board starting in goal with Dan Cloutier. Hockey betting fans know that other than Michael Cammalleri or Alexander Frolov there is not much to get excited about.

Those looking at the hockey betting line know that the good news for Los Angeles is that the blueline is better. Hockey betting fans know that they also can’t be much worse than they were a year ago. Hockey betting fans know that the Kings really struggled on the road last year winning just 11 times. Those fans looking at the hockey betting line think that the additions for the Kings will be helpful this season but they were expensive. Hockey betting fans know that Handzus missed all but eight games last season with the Blackhawks. Calder, Nagy and Stuart all played below that they should have last year.

Those fans looking at the hockey betting line know that the Kings need to find someone to play in goal. Hockey betting fans know that Dan Cloutier was a bust last year and Mathieu Garon was inconsistent. Hockey betting fans know that the Kings did sign Aubin in goal but he is always up and down. They lost Garon in free agency to Edmonton. The Kings could rush 2006 first-round pick (11th overall) Jonathan Bernier to the NHL but hopefully they won’t. The future of the Kings is in the hands of Mike Cammalleri, Alexander Frolov and Dustin Brown and some of the young prospects. The problem for the Kings is that those prospects will take time to develop. It looks like another long season in Los Angeles.