Player Prop Results for November 03, 2026: Graded Wins and Losses

On November 03, 2026, LineCrush’s graded player props went 263-199 across 462 total plays. That’s 263 wins and 199 losses, all in the NHL. It was a winning day overall, and we’re stating it plainly: plenty of green, with nearly two hundred misses we own just as clearly.

Our analysis grades every pick publicly, win or lose, and yesterday’s slate was entirely NHL.

By the Numbers

• NHL: 263-199 (all 462 graded props)

Biggest Wins

• Braeden Bowman — Points Under: WIN, actual 0.0. Our analysis projected a quiet night, and Bowman delivered exactly that with a clean under on points.
• Mikhail Sergachev — Points Over 0.50: WIN, actual 2.0. This cleared comfortably. When you need just a point and get two, that’s the right side from the jump.
• Mark Scheifele — Points Over 0.50: WIN, actual 2.0. Another over that sailed in. Scheifele produced two points, doubling the requirement and reinforcing the edge our analysis saw.
• Cutter Gauthier — Shots On Goal Over: WIN, actual 6.0. Volume came through emphatically. Six shots crushed the over and validated the read on his usage.
• Gage Goncalves — Points Over: WIN, actual 1.0. A single point was enough here, and Goncalves hit exactly what was needed for the cash.

Where We Missed

• Luke Hughes — Shots On Goal Over: LOSS, actual 1.0. We needed more puck-on-net volume; it didn’t happen. This stayed under with just a single shot.
• J.T. Miller — Assists Under: LOSS, actual 2.0. We were on the under and he posted two helpers. That’s a clear miss against playmaking that showed up.
• Dylan Holloway — Shots On Goal Under: LOSS, actual 5.0. The read was on reduced shot volume, but Holloway fired five. This one missed decisively.
• Adam Edstrom — Shots On Goal Under: LOSS, actual 2.0. We were expecting fewer looks; he reached two shots and beat the under.
• Jake Evans — Points Over: LOSS, actual 0.0. Needed a point and didn’t get one. This stayed at zero and the over never had a chance.

What This Means

• Volume and role-based overs led the way. Cutter Gauthier’s six shots and the points overs for Mikhail Sergachev and Mark Scheifele each cleared without sweat, aligning with our analysis on usage and opportunity.
• Some unders were punished by outlier or simply stronger-than-expected performances. J.T. Miller’s two assists and Dylan Holloway’s five shots were straightforward losses that didn’t flirt with the line.
• Thin margins still mattered. Gage Goncalves landing exactly one point and Braeden Bowman staying at 0.0 points highlight how precise these markets can be and how small edges turn into wins.

We’ll keep doing what we always do: grade every single pick publicly, the wins and the losses, so you can see exactly how LineCrush’s models performed. Yesterday closed at 263-199 in the NHL, and every result above is reflected on our site, one by one, with the same radical transparency you can expect every day.

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