Roman Josi set up two goals in Nashville’s 3–1 win over St. Louis. He had an assist in each of the two wins before that. You don’t need him to score to make his passing part of your Nashville read.
If you’re backing Nashville in Los Angeles, start with Josi and Steven Stamkos in Predators wins. Then look at what Adrian Kempe and Alex Laferriere did in Kings losses. A Kings goal can still fit either Los Angeles under, depending on who shoots or sets it up.
Predators parlay picks for a Nashville win
Josi and Stamkos each played in eight Nashville wins this season. Laferriere’s row includes last season with Los Angeles, while the other three use this regular season only.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roman Josi Over 0.5 assists 2026–27 |
−145 | 87.5% 7 of 8 NSH wins |
64.7% 11 of 17 appearances |
| Steven Stamkos Over 0.5 points 2026–27 |
−200 | 87.5% 7 of 8 NSH wins |
76.5% 13 of 17 appearances |
| Adrian Kempe Under 3.5 shots on goal 2026–27 |
−165 | 88.9% 8 of 9 LA losses |
57.1% 8 of 14 appearances |
| Alex Laferriere Under 0.5 assists 2025–26 and 2026–27 |
−210 | 86.0% 49 of 57 LA losses |
72.2% 70 of 97 appearances |
Roman Josi: Over 0.5 assists
Josi assisted in seven of Nashville’s eight wins. Carolina showed how much he can do when Nashville’s offense is going. He scored and added an assist in a 4–1 win. But Tampa Bay showed the limit. Nashville scored five times in that win and Josi didn’t register a point.
At −145, one assist is enough. He even had three in a loss to Washington. The longer Nashville record was 27 of 43 wins, so the near-clean run this season is worth viewing in the context of eight games.
Steven Stamkos: Over 0.5 points
Stamkos gives you two ways to get there. He scored in the recent 3–2 win over Colorado and had a goal and an assist against St. Louis. He also put three shots on net in Nashville’s 4–1 win over Carolina and came away empty.
The −200 is steeper than Josi’s assist price, but a goal will do on its own. The difference between his record in wins and his record across all games is smaller than Josi’s, so the appeal here is the extra way to get a point.
Adrian Kempe: Under 3.5 shots on goal
Kempe stayed below four shots in eight of his nine appearances in Kings losses this season. Pittsburgh held him to two in the latest defeat, and he still picked up an assist. The −165 is a way to focus on his shot count without needing him off the scoresheet.
San Jose is the counterexample. Kempe put six shots on goal in a 5–4 loss. The under held in 40 of 56 Kings losses across the longer sample, a weaker record than this season’s eight of nine. A Nashville win can still leave him plenty of chances.
Alex Laferriere: Under 0.5 assists
Laferriere put seven shots on net and scored against Pittsburgh but finished without an assist. That game shows how differently this option can play from a point under. At −210, a goal is fine as long as he doesn’t set one up.
The longer Kings sample gives this under more history than Kempe’s current-season line. It also held in nine of Laferriere’s 10 losses this season. Colorado was the exception. He assisted twice in an 8–4 loss, a reminder that a Kings defeat can still be a busy scoring night.
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Which part of a Nashville win do you want to play?
Josi offers the cheaper Nashville scoring contribution if you see him creating chances. Stamkos costs more, but a goal can get him there without an assist. If you prefer the Kings side, Kempe’s line asks whether he puts four pucks on net, while Laferriere’s can hold even if he scores. Follow the live Predators–Kings matchup or explore more NHL parlay ideas.
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