NHL bets: Two plus-money parlays for Tuesday night

It's a beautiful looking night of hockey instead, and we're going aggressive here with a pair of two-leg parlays coming in at +162 and +213. Enjoy the action and let's cash some bets!

.75u: Mika Zibanejad & Chris Kreider 1+ point each (+162 DraftKings)

Flyers vs. Rangers, 7 p.m. ET

I get why people may expect a low-scoring game here. Rivalry game between two teams in the playoff field who have typically played games that see less than 5.5 goals of late.

However, I'm forced to go against the grain here and pair Zibanejad and Kreider to each record a point because these prices are just too damn good to ignore.

Philadelphia has been far looser on the road lately, allowing 29 goals in their past six as the visitors, good for a 4.83 goals allowed/game average.

A big reason for these goals has been their penalty kill, sitting at a troubling 56.3% on the road over the past month. That's a problem against the Rangers, who are scoring a PP at a 34.8% clip on home ice across the last 30 days.

I'll gladly pair these two together who skate on New York's top line and PP1. Zibanejad has six points in his past six games and nine points in his last nine against the Flyers. Kreider has nine points in his last 10 games and three in his last three vs. Philly.

.75u: Matty Beniers point & Wyatt Johnston over 2.5 SOG (+213 DK)

Ducks vs. Kraken, 10 p.m. ET

Matty Beniers lacks the consistency I'd like to see in a prop, but I'm willing to forego that this evening in favor of this matchup and his history against the Ducks.

Anaheim is a ripe target for opposing top lines and power plays, and Beniers fits in nicely to that mold as Seattle's top-line center. On the power play, Beniers tops the team in expected goals and high-danger chances across their past 10 games, and considering Anaheim is allowing 4.5 power plays per game on the road over the last month and killing penalties at an outrageously low 44% in that span, I expect the Kraken to find some PP success.

The true kicker for me is Beniers when he faces Anaheim. The young center has seen the Ducks five times, recording 2+ points each time. Listen, I'm going to have to back that type of history.

Stars vs. Sharks, 10:30 p.m. ET

I'm pairing him with Wyatt Johnston over 2.5 shots in the Dallas game; the Stars are facing a similarly hopeless team in the San Jose Sharks. Johnston tops the Stars in 5v5 shots over their last five on the road, averaging 4.4 SOG/game in that span.

The past two times he's faced San Jose, Johnston has finished with five and six SOG, and he had a hat trick when he saw them just three weeks ago.

I may go crazy and rip a Beniers 2+ points/Johnston 4+ shots parlay too, for science of course.