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L'Esperance played four full seasons with the Huskies, potting 46 goals and 98 points through 158 games, helping the Michigan Tech claim the WCHA Championship in back-to-back seasons during his junior and senior years. He tallied 67 points in 111 career games in the USHL for the Storm and Sioux City Musketeers from 2011 to 2014 before committing to play collegiate hockey with Michigan Tech of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA). He was originally selected 41st overall in the 2011 United States Hockey League Futures Draft, however signed with the Tri-City Storm for the 2011–12 season. L'Esperance as a Brighton, Michigan native, first played as a junior with the Detroit Compuware program through to the under-16 level. The payout is decent and given the strength of both offenses - not to mention how this series has gone scoring wise - I think its fair to believe we’ll see six or more goals.Joel David L'Esperance (born August 18, 1995) is an American professional ice hockey forward for the Grand Rapids Griffins of the American Hockey League (AHL). If you’re feeling daring, that’s not a bad play, but I’m ultimately going to suggest something safer: Taking over 5.5 goals. Even if I’d peg Seattle’s chances of winning at about 45%, the possible payout makes up for the added risk. In fact, the moneyline is so skewed that I’m tempted to recommend taking the Kraken. That leads to a low potential return from betting on Dallas, so I can’t recommend going in that direction. But if you just looked at the moneyline, you’d be left with the impression that the Stars are close to overwhelming favorites. With the game in Dallas, the Stars’ experience and the possibility of Oettinger bouncing back leads me to believe they have a slight edge.

They are well equipped for the challenge ahead of them. The Stars have the benefit of home ice and experience, having reached the Stanley Cup Finals in 2020. Needless to say, this would be the perfect moment for him to end that slump. That matches his longest goal drought from the 2022-23 campaign. He’s registered five assists over his last three contests, so he’s hot, but after scoring 46 goals in the regular season, he has just two markers in the playoffs and none over his last seven outings.

Jason Robertson is another one to watch closely. The 38-year-old is running out of chances to finally win the Cup, and he should be one of the hungriest players on the ice on Monday. Joe Pavelski has been an absolute stud in this series, scoring eight goals and racking up nine points. NHL Best Bets: 3 Picks for Kraken-Stars Game 7 Read now