Stats discussion

I just read the below somewhere else:

?? NHL Trend Sheet (10/15 Slate)

?? Trend Records:
•86-31 (73.5%) — Home Fav Early Season Edge ??

•79-30 (72.5%) — Divisional Trap Spot ??

•264-128 (67.3%) — Teams off a Loss vs Conf Opponent ??

•216-84 (72%) — Home Team w/ Rest Edge ??

•17-4-2 (81%) — Blackhawks Over Trend ??

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Trend Summaries:
•Sabres -110: Home favorites early in the season vs divisional foes with a poor record differential are 86-31 (73.5%).
•Sabres -110 (Trap Spot): Divisional home favs who struggled last year (<62% win pct) crush in this setup — 79-30 since 2006.
•Sabres -110 (Bounce Back): Teams off a loss vs same-conference opponents are 264-128 (67.3%) since 2020.
•Mammoth -230: Home favorites with a rest advantage and total = 6.5 are 216-84 (72%).
•Blackhawks/Blues o6: Chicago overs hit 17-4-2 (81%) when scoring =3 in their last game.

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?? Active Plays (10/15)
?? Sabres -110
?? Mammoth -230
?? Blackhawks/Blues Over 6

I’m conflicted 

How much of this means anything useful because you see it all the time. Unless there is a reason why such apparent trends are happening then isn’t it just a consequence of our desire to see order where there is none?

I see claims that LAD are 12-0 on a Tuesday. Unless there is something superior in their planning for Tuesday games it is misleading rubbish

Thoughts?

-110 favorites? Like exactly that line for that stat? They opened at even so they were dogs does that nullify it being in that stat? Ultimately I don’t trust any of these stats to make a pick. 
it’s unfortunate if you don’t like the dodgers seems like they’re going to repeat for getting hot at the right time. Their record was bad and they lost a series to the Rockies prior then boom on fire and they have playoff experience. Anyway I’m taking LAD for game 3 as a grade A pick though the juice is high take the -1

Personally I think you just hit the nail on the head. People will always be able to "see" something and especially when it "validates" their previously held beliefs. I'm not saying that all stats and trends are irrelevant. As people way smarter than myself have said before though ,"you have to separate the signal from the noise".