SJ Sharks at MTL Canadiens: Player Goals

The market operator will publish an official close time prior to the game; some markets close at puck drop while others close earlier for lineup confirmation—check the market page for the confirmed close time and any announcements.

The 69 outcomes typically represent a selection of skaters from both teams (top-line forwards, regulars, and some depth players) as specified by the market listing—open the event page to view the exact rostered player outcomes and any special options.

Settlement rules vary by market; many player-goal markets count regulation and overtime goals but exclude shootout goals—confirm the market’s settlement policy on the event page before trading or relying on outcomes.

Late scratches and lineup changes can materially change which player outcomes are viable and typically move market pricing; the market’s official rules will state how outcomes are treated if a listed player does not play or is replaced, so review those rules and monitor pregame reports.

Use expected power-play time and unit composition to prioritize players who receive special-teams minutes, assess the starter and backup goalie tendencies versus shooter types, and consider how matchup assignments and zone-starts influence a player’s scoring opportunities—combine these factors with recent usage to form a view.