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Best NHL Parlay Picks Today, Thursday 1/25: 3-Leg Parlay at mega (+914 odds) Boston thrives on a back-to-back

Believe it or not, the NHL All-Star Break is just 2 weekends away, but don’t worry, we still have all the action leading up to it covered for you. Thursday’s are generally big nights on the ice, and tonight is no different. We have 9 Game s on the slate following 7 last night, which means we have several teams on a back- to -back . That factor plays a part in our favorite plays of the day, and we’ve broken down each of our NHL parlay picks for you below. Along with our NHL mega parlay, be sure to check out all of our NHL predictions for today’s action! NHL Parlay Picks (1/25) Bruins 3-way ML (+110) Devils ML (+130) Predators ML (+110) Parlay odds +914 Boston Bruins 3-way ML (+110) over Ottawa Senators While back-to-backs generally provide an opportunity to fade teams, we’re actually going to focus on a team instead. After all, the Boston Bruins have been following up last year’s historic season by leading the Atlantic Division once again. Even with them on the road tonight,...

Jurgen Klopp plays down centre-back injury scare

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has played down fitness concerns over centre-back Ibrahima Konate, who was substituted early in the second half against LASK on Thursday night. Konate started the 4-0 win at Anfield but was withdrawn less than an hour into the contest as part of a triple substitution that also saw Mohamed Salah and Luis Diaz leave the pitch. The Frenchman missed Game s earlier in the season with a muscle problem and his recent run of three successive Premier League starts was ended by an absence against Brentford – he only returned as an unused substitute against Manchester City after the international break. But Klopp appeared to confirm ahead of Liverpool's league meeting with Fulham this Sunday that it was always planned for Konate to come off when he did. "That we took him off was a medical decision. We took no risks, stuff like this. Give him minutes but not too long," the Reds boss explained, hinting the plan is to build the player back up slowly. LA...