NHL Props Parlay: Back these three players to get a point in Blackhawks vs. Blue Jackets on Friday, January 30

Mason Marchment (Blue Jackets)

First up, let's look at the Blue Jackets' midseason addition of Mason Marchment, who joined Columbus just before Christmas.

The Dimers model finds an edge on Marchment in multiple markets: Over 1.5 shots on goal (64.8% at -142) and at 34.1% and +240 odds to score a goal.

Cross-referencing with our NHL Trends tool, we see Marchment has recorded a point in 7 of his last 10 games, identifying a correlating datapoint without even leaving Dimers.com

Through 9 games with his new club, he's tallied 6 goals and 3 assists, recording at least one point in 6 games.

With Seattle, Marchment recorded just 5 goals and 14 total points in 30 games this season, pointing to a more featured role in his brief time with Columbus so far, and he projects as our most likely goalscorer for the Blue Jackets tonight.

Blackhawks starting goalie Spencer Knight has struggled as of late, allowing 3+ goals in three straight and in 6 of 9 games in January.

Featured Dimers prop: Mason Marchment anytime goalscorer (+240)

Sean Monahan (Blue Jackets)

Sticking with Columbus, we'll look at another player with both a favorable edge and trend, Sean Monahan.

Our model finds value in Monahan to pick up his 17th assist of the season with a 36.4% probability, but he's having a bit of a quiet month in that regard, recording just 2 so far.

However, he's having his best month scoring, tallying 4 goals, including in 3 of his last 4 games That said, he sits outside of our Top 5 goalscorer probabilities, so if we target him for a point, we split the difference and come away with a hit whether he scores or sets the table, coinciding with their 5-1 run since making a coaching change.

Further supporting this prop is the edge we find on his linemate Kent Johnson to score a goal, identifying multiple opportunities for this offense.

Featured Dimers prop: Sean Monahan 1+ assist (+199)

Andre Burakovsky (Blackhawks)

For our final leg, we'll switch sides and look at a player with an edge in Chicago, leftwinger Andre Burakovsky.

The Dimers model gives Burakovsky a 32.2% probability to record an assist tonight. His 20 on the season are the second-most on the Blackhawks, and his 30 total points ranks third on the team.

He's mired in a tough stretch - after tallying 7 points through his first four games on the new year, he's got just one in his past 10 games.

However, he's on pace for his best season since he was with the Avalanche from 2019-2022 and the model finds favorable odds on him to find his way sooner than later.

Blue Jackets starting goalie Elvis Merzlikins has slightly turned a corner after a rough start, but has given up 3+ goals in 3 of 5 games this month and in all but three starts this season.

Featured Dimers prop: Andre Burakovsky 1+ assist (+250)

Blackhawks vs. Blue Jackets +675 points parlay

Further supporting all three of these picks is our model's game predictions, which project the Blue Jackets to win at 56%, but the Blackhawks to cover the +1.5 puck line at 66%, suggesting multiple scores for each team, setting up these three players with a good chance to record a point.

While each of these NHL prop picks carries an individual betting opportunity identified by our model, bettors looking for alternative betting options can use this data in multiple ways, such as a three-leg parlay on each player to get a point.

While this lowers the overall payout on each bet, it covers each player to record either a goal or an assist, rather than be tied to one specific market.

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