Best NHL parlay picks, Sunday 11/26, 3-leg parlay at mega +1084 odds: Winnipeg keeps pace in the West

A fantastic week in the NHL is capped off with a 5-game slate on Sunday. The Wild face the Red Wings at 1PM ET which will be the first game of the day. The Blues then play the Blackhawks at 2PM ET, and then the evening games begin at 5PM ET with the Blue Jackets visiting the Hurricanes. With a holiday this past week, this has been a very feast or famine week in terms of the number of games any given night. This week delivered in a big way, though. A nice 5-game slate is a fitting capper a nice week.

This will be a great day of hockey, and you can make it even more intriguing by checking out our NHL mega parlay at +1084 odds below. You can also read our NHL predictions for picks on all of today’s games.

Carolina Hurricanes -1.5 (-110)

Winnipeg Jets -1.5 (+190)

Anaheim Ducks vs Edmonton Oilers over 7 (+114)

NHL mega parlay odds: +1084

Carolina Hurricanes -1.5 (-110)

The Hurricanes have played well lately at a time they needed to. They have no interest in taking the foot off the gas anytime soon. They sit 8th in the Eastern Conference but they are only 2 points clear of being 12th in the East. That conference is just loaded. There are plenty of good teams and nearly a dozen may truly be in contention for a playoff spot come April.

The comPetitive Eastern Conference paints the picture that even the very good teams need to collect every point possible to keep pace. The Hurricanes are the better team but they will not just coast through the Game. They will play to run up the score and comfortably collect 2 points. The Blue Jackets have been tough to watch this year and have an uphill battle on Sunday.

Winnipeg Jets -1.5 (+190)

The Jets have been a bit lost in the shuffle so far this year. All the talk in the Western Conference has primarily revolved around the Golden Knights, Avalanche, and Canucks. The Stars are great too but lurking around all of them is the Jets. Winnipeg is 12-5-2 and their 26 points are good for 6th in the NHL.

The Jets and Predators have played once this season in a game which Winnipeg won comfortably by a score of 6-3. Winnipeg ranks top 10 in the NHL in both goals scored and allowed per game. The Predators are 9-10-0 with some ugly losses. They have not shown enough consistency to feel comfortable fading the Jets in favor of the Predators. This +190 for a good Jets team puck line is good value.

Anaheim Ducks vs Edmonton Oilers over 7 (+114)

This Oilers team is difficult to figure out and frustrating for their fans. They had a few solid Games under new head coach Kris Knoblauch, then lost 3 Games in a row by multiple goals each. After a 5-0 win over a good Capitals team, they are looking for even more of a spark. Win or lose, a high score feels most likely in Oilers Games.

Any team with Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl always has a chance for offense. Those guys can reach half the total themselves. The over has hit in 4 out of the Oilers’ last 5 Games and in 8 out of the last 10 head to head. These teams both struggle with goal prevention which always gives the over a good look especially with the offensive upside in this Game.

Read our NHL best bets for today’s slate

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