Brock Boeser Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
B. Boeser
right wing RW • Vancouver
Wild vs Canucks Picks & Props
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The Minnesota Wild and Vancouver Canucks both play with a lot of structure, and very little pace, when they have it their way. That’s been the case for multiple years and this season is no different. Despite all the injuries the Wild have dealt with, and how many lineup combinations they’ve had to juggle, they are a Top-5 team when it comes to limiting goals at five-on-five. The Canucks are an even more extreme example. They rank fifth in shot suppression, sixth in expected goals against, and dead last in pace at five-on-five. The Wild are all hands on deck as they fight to hang onto a playoff spot. On the flip side, the Canucks have won three of four and continue to play hard despite the playoffs being out of the cards. Expect a competitive, lower scoring meeting between two teams that rely heavily on their team defense.
MIN vs VAN Consensus Picks
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Prop
Season Avg.
Best Odds
Kiefer Sherwood Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
K. Sherwood
left wing LW • Vancouver
Quinn Hughes Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
Q. Hughes
defense D • Vancouver
Marcus Pettersson Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
M. Pettersson
defense D • Vancouver
Dakota Joshua Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
D. Joshua
center C • Vancouver
Derek Forbort Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
D. Forbort
defense D • Vancouver
Pius Suter Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
P. Suter
center C • Vancouver
Yakov Trenin Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
Y. Trenin
center C • Minnesota
David Jiricek Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
D. Jiricek
defense D • Minnesota
Mats Zuccarello Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
M. Zuccarello
right wing RW • Minnesota
Jonas Brodin Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
J. Brodin
defense D • Minnesota
Gustav Nyquist Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
G. Nyquist
center C • Minnesota
Declan Chisholm Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
D. Chisholm
defense D • Minnesota
Zach Bogosian Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
Z. Bogosian
defense D • Minnesota
Jared Spurgeon Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
J. Spurgeon
defense D • Minnesota
Nils Hoglander Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
N. Hoglander
left wing LW • Vancouver
Frederick Gaudreau Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
F. Gaudreau
center C • Minnesota
Linus Karlsson Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
L. Karlsson
center C • Vancouver
Kirill Kaprizov Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
K. Kaprizov
left wing LW • Minnesota
Vinnie Hinostroza Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
V. Hinostroza
center C • Minnesota
Brock Faber Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
B. Faber
defense D • Minnesota
Jon Merrill Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
J. Merrill
defense D • Minnesota
Filip Hronek Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
F. Hronek
defense D • Vancouver
Tyler Myers Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
T. Myers
defense D • Vancouver
Elias Pettersson Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
E. Pettersson
center C • Vancouver
Aatu Raty Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
A. Raty
center C • Vancouver
Ryan Hartman Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
R. Hartman
right wing RW • Minnesota
Max Sasson Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
M. Sasson
center C • Vancouver
Marcus Foligno Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
M. Foligno
left wing LW • Minnesota
Conor Garland Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
C. Garland
right wing RW • Vancouver
Marco Rossi Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
M. Rossi
center C • Minnesota
Jake DeBrusk Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
J. DeBrusk
left wing LW • Vancouver
Justin Brazeau Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
J. Brazeau
right wing RW • Minnesota
Drew O'Connor Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
D. O'Connor
left wing LW • Vancouver
Marcus Johansson Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
M. Johansson
left wing LW • Minnesota
Joel Eriksson Ek Goals Scored Props • Minnesota
J. Eriksson Ek
center C • Minnesota
MIN vs VAN Preview
Last Meeting ( Mar 7, 2025 ) Minnesota 1, Vancouver 3
The Vancouver Canucks will be trying to salvage some pride from a roller-coaster season as they begin their final three-game homestand by hosting the Minnesota Wild on Saturday.
The Canucks (37-29-13, 87 points) will be out for a small measure of revenge against Minnesota. They officially were eliminated from the postseason on Wednesday when the Wild (43-30-7, 93 points) beat the San Jose Sharks 8-7 in overtime. This is the fourth time in the past five seasons the Canucks have missed the playoffs.
Vancouver returns home after winning two straight road games, including a 4-1 victory on Thursday over Colorado. The Avalanche were resting their top scorer Nathan MacKinnon.
The Canucks began the season as a playoff caliber team but the season devolved into internal strife which eventually led to the departure of their leading scorer J.T. Miller.
On Thursday, their top goal scorer Brock Boeser, who can become a free agent, reportedly said it was unlikely he would be back next season.
Goaltender Kevin Lankinen stopped 31 shots on Thursday for the Canucks, who swept the season series from the Avalanche for the first time since 2016-17.
"I thought we played pretty well," said forward Kiefer Sherwood, who scored the eventual game winner in the second period. "We limited their scoring chances, and I thought we played a pretty stingy game.
"We got a lot of contributions from a lot of guys. It was great game by (Lankinen). It was a good last road game for us."
Vancouver head coach Rick Tocchet said they want to finish the homestand on a high note. Sherwood and Conor Garland both have 19 goals on the season and would like to reach 20.
"We can't get into what ifs or what happened?" Tocchet said on Thursday. "The effort is there. I am going to try and play some guys in certain situations. Some guys can get 20 goals which is nice."
The Wild enter their final road game of the season after failing to clinch a playoff spot on Friday when they lost 4-2 to the Calgary Flames. They wrap up the regular season on Tuesday by hosting Anaheim.
Yakov Trenin and Gustav Nyquist scored the goals against the Flames for Minnesota, which have lost five of their last seven.
The Wild are tied with the St. Louis Blues with 93 points for the first wild-card position in the West. Both teams have two games left on the season. St. Louis plays in Seattle on Saturday.
Minnesota are back at full strength after getting Kirill Kaprizov and Joel Eriksson Ek back from injuries this week. Kaprizov missed 40 of 43 games with an unspecified injury which required surgery in January. Ek missed 21 games with his injury.
Kaprizov and Ek weren't a factor against the Flames. But they were two nights earlier in their first game back, a thrilling shootout with San Jose where Ek scored four times and Kaprizov scored twice, including the game winner.
"Our team stuck together, grinded, grinded, trying to get points along the way, and everybody's stepping in trying their best," said goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury earlier in the week.
Fleury came on in relief late against Calgary for starter Filip Gustavsson and stopped all three shots he faced.
--Field Level Media
MIN vs VAN Trends
Minnesota Trends
The Minnesota Wild have hit the Moneyline in 24 of their last 43 away games (+8.75 Units / 16% ROI)
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The Minnesota Wild have hit the 1P Moneyline in 20 of their last 43 away games (+7.65 Units / 15% ROI)
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The Minnesota Wild have hit the 1P Game Total Under in 25 of their last 43 away games (+6.00 Units / 13% ROI)
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The Minnesota Wild have hit the 2P Game Total Under in 41 of their last 84 games (+5.75 Units / 6% ROI)
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The Minnesota Wild have hit the 3P Game Total Over in 20 of their last 42 away games (+5.69 Units / 11% ROI)
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The Minnesota Wild have only covered the 2P Puck Line in 36 of their last 84 games (-22.50 Units / -19% ROI)
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The Minnesota Wild have only hit the 2P Game Total Over in 39 of their last 84 games (-19.65 Units / -16% ROI)
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The Minnesota Wild have only hit the 1P Game Total Over in 38 of their last 84 games (-17.65 Units / -17% ROI)
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The Minnesota Wild have only hit the 3P Game Total Under in 25 of their last 83 games (-14.43 Units / -15% ROI)
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The Minnesota Wild have only hit the 2P Moneyline in 24 of their last 84 games (-12.95 Units / -12% ROI)
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Vancouver Trends
The Vancouver Canucks have hit the 3P Game Total Under in 20 of their last 46 games at home (+5.41 Units / 10% ROI)
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The Vancouver Canucks have hit the 1P Game Total Under in 51 of their last 95 games (+4.45 Units / 4% ROI)
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The Vancouver Canucks have hit the 2P Game Total Under in 43 of their last 95 games (+4.45 Units / 4% ROI)
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The Vancouver Canucks have hit the Game Total Under in 24 of their last 46 games at home (+0.80 Units / 2% ROI)
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The Vancouver Canucks have only covered the 3P Puck Line in 44 of their last 95 games (-24.76 Units / -18% ROI)
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The Vancouver Canucks have only hit the 1P Game Total Over in 44 of their last 95 games (-17.80 Units / -15% ROI)
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The Vancouver Canucks have only hit the 2P Game Total Over in 42 of their last 95 games (-17.55 Units / -13% ROI)
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The Vancouver Canucks have only hit the 3P Moneyline in 36 of their last 95 games (-15.80 Units / -13% ROI)
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The Vancouver Canucks have only hit the 1P Moneyline in 13 of their last 46 games at home (-12.83 Units / -21% ROI)
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