Both semifinals have been done and won! With that out of the way, it’s time for the final, in the All-Star Game for 2022 we will see the Metropolitan and Central Division fight it out for glory. In the first semifinal, it was the Metropolitan Division that won against the Pacific Division, 6-4. Then shortly after, in the second semifinal, it was the Central Division that won against the Atlantic Division, 8-5.
Just like we have been doing for the entire season so far, we will preview all three All-Star Games, and provide you with our expert NHL picks for the games. This means that you not only get enjoyment out of watching some intriguing matches, but also make extra cash while doing so!
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Tony Battalio
The Metropolitan Division thought they picked up an easy win over the Pacific Division in the first semifinal game of National Hockey League All-Star weekend. They got on the board right out of the gate with a goal from the Washington Capitals, Tom Wilson. After the end of the first period the Metropolitan held what felt like a comfortable 3-1 lead over the Pacific division. However the Pacific would strike quickly to bring it to 3-2 on the scoreboard in the second ten minute period. Before tying it up with only five minutes to go. In the end it was the Metropolitan who pulled away for the win. They will be a tough team to be no matter who they line up against.
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The Central Division led 3-2 at the halfway mark of the game, this one was a shootout on both sides and back and forth the entire way. This game was destined to be the best one of the evening and it delivered as expected. This one should have likely been the finals, regardless of how the semi finals draw worked out. DeBrincat, Matthews, Huberdeau, and Bergeron all got on the board as expected as the Atlantic tied it at three earlier on in the second part of the game. It was the Central division that came out on top in the end and that is also who I have winning the entire thing
Tony’s NHL Pick: Central Division
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*Odds and spreads correct at time of writing, courtesy of FanDuel.
