Boston Bruins vs Calgary Flames Prediction: The confrontation will be very entertaining and productive

Prediction for the NHL Boston Bruins vs Calgary Flames match which will take place on February 7th. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

Boston was the strongest team in the league last season, breaking many records but falling in the first round of the Stanley Cup. Jim Montgomery's team would play more modestly in the current regular season to avoid last year's problems, but they began to pull away from the competition again. The Bruins began piling up wins from the first game and continue to do so. They have won seven of their last eight meetings, with the only slip-up coming in a 3:2 loss to Carolina. They are first in the Eastern Conference standings, five points ahead of their nearest challengers.

Calgary conducts a very peculiar regular championship. It is unlikely that the Flames should have been expected to solve significant problems at the beginning, and the debut of the current season only strengthened this opinion, as they lost in eight of the first ten meetings. Undoubtedly, they would continue to suffer setback after setback, but they have rectified the situation and even came close to Cup Eight. Just before the break, Ryan Huskey's wards tired out and lost to Toronto 3:4, Edmonton 1:3, St. Louis 3:4, and Columbus 2:5, but in their last game, they beat Chicago 1:0 to move up to 12th place in the Western Conference.

Boston and Calgary are opponents of different levels at the moment. The Bruins are gradually pulling away from their rivals in the Eastern Conference standings and are in great shape. They have won seven of their last eight meetings. On the other hand, Calgary is far from the Western Conference's top eight and has taken just 2 points out of a possible 10 in their last five matches. 

The confrontation between Boston and Calgary will be very entertaining and productive. While neither team can be considered the most open and aggressive over the distance, they often treat audiences to great hockey when they meet in person. In eight previous matches, the teams have combined for 52 pucks (6.50 average per game), a pretty good rate. With both teams off for a week and a half, the desire to prove themselves will be at an all-time high.