Should you wager on Sebastian Aho to light the lamp when the Carolina Hurricanes and the Dallas Stars face off on Tuesday at 8:00 PM ET? In the article below, we dig into the numbers and trends you need to consider before putting any money down.

Aho delivered a goal and an assist in Monday's 4-3 overtime win over the Blackhawks.

The former North Dakota star, who played 40 games in college last season, is approaching 50 in his first pro season.

The Carolina Hurricanes may not know how to start games on time, but they certainly know how to end them. Despite finding themselves once again in an early hole, the Canes overcame two deficits against the Chicago Blackhawks to take the game in overtime, 4-3.

The Carolina Hurricanes, including Sebastian Aho, will be in action Tuesday against the Dallas Stars at American Airlines Center, starting at 8:00 PM ET. Prop bets for Aho are available, and so is some information to help you make the right calls.

The franchise's leader in game-winning goals potted the 60th of his career on a one-timer teed up by Martin Necas 59 seconds into the extra frame, converting the only shot attempted by either club in overtime. Aho has scored the game-winner in all four of Carolina's overtime victories this season.

Philipp Kurashev had a bounce-back game, but the Chicago Blackhawks coughed up two leads — including a two-goal advantage.

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The trade buzz about Vancouver Canucks center J.T. Miller continues, while one of the New Jersey Devils' top prospects might not be moved despite some recent comments.

Pettersson is the pie-in-the-sky acquisition. The Canucks, one of the league’s most disappointing teams this season, have a fractured locker room due to a schism between Pettersson and J.T. Miller. Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reported Saturday that a deal was close involving Miller but ultimately wasn’t finalized.

For Farmville Central Basketball, three straight losses at the John Wall classic back in December may have been just what the doctor ordered. Since then the Jag