Mikhail Sergachev set up two goals in Utah’s latest win over Toronto. If you’re backing the Mammoth against St. Louis, look at how often he had a point in Utah wins, then compare how often Robert Thomas went without an assist in Blues losses. Sergachev can help from the blue line, while Thomas can still score and stay under his assist line.
Player props to compare for a Mammoth win
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mikhail Sergachev Over 0.5 points |
−155 | 90.0% 9 of 10 Utah wins |
77.8% 14 of 18 appearances |
| Robert Thomas Under 0.5 assists |
+105 | 80.0% 8 of 10 St. Louis losses |
50.0% 9 of 18 appearances |
Mikhail Sergachev over 0.5 points
DraftKings priced Sergachev to record a point at −155 and an assist at −120. The point landed in one more Utah win than the assist did. In one of Utah’s wins over Pittsburgh, Sergachev scored without setting up another goal. The assist over pays more. The point over also covers a goal when he finishes the play himself.
Edmonton held him off the scoresheet in a Utah win. Across the past two regular seasons, he recorded a point in 38 of 51 Utah wins and 57 of 96 appearances overall. That longer split still leans toward Utah wins, though he cleared the line less often than he has in Utah wins this season.
Robert Thomas under 0.5 assists
Thomas went without an assist in eight of 10 St. Louis losses this season. In the loss to New Jersey, he scored himself and still finished without an assist. The +105 under can land if Utah limits what he creates for teammates.
He recorded an assist in losses to Minnesota and Nashville. Across the past two regular seasons, he went without an assist in 26 of 42 Blues losses, compared with 41 of 82 appearances overall. The wider record leaves more room for Thomas to set up a goal in a Utah win.
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Which prop fits your Utah read?
Sergachev’s point fits if you expect Utah to create offense from the blue line. Thomas’s under fits if you see Utah cutting off his passing options. If you expect chances at both ends, Sergachev can get his point even when Thomas sets up a St. Louis goal.
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