Calgary Flames vs Minnesota Wild

Minnesota is 41-34-4 UNDER and Calgary is 47-30-1 UNDER this season. The Wild hadn't scored more than two goals in regulation in six of their previous eight games before exploding for eight in an 8-7 overtime win over San Jose on Wednesday. Look for things to settle down against Calgary, which allowed only 18 goals in seven games, and the Flames have gone UNDER in six. Calgary has stayed UNDER four straight as an underdog and six of seven overall against the Western Conference. The Flames are 21-5-1 UNDER their past 27 versus teams that scored at least five goals in their previous game. Dustin Wolf is expected to start for the Flames, and he owns a 2.64 goals-against average with three shutouts. Filip Gustavsson has a 2.57 GAA with five shutouts for the Wild. Take the UNDER.

Calgary has lost six of its past seven as an underdog, and the Wild are 8-2 their past 10 games after losing by at least three goals, and they come off an embarrassing 4-0 home loss to Utah on Thursday. That means the Wild will be ready to redeem themselves tonight, and they are 4-0 UNDER their past four games following a home loss of three or more goals. Calgary is 5-0 UNDER its past five against teams with winning records and 4-0 UNDER as a road underdog. Marc-Andre Fleury will start for Minnesota, and he is 10-4-1 with a 2.60 goals-against average and a .909 save percentage. The Flames have lost four of six against Central Division opponents. Take the Wild and the UNDER.

Minnesota is a beast on the road at 9-1-2. Their +20 goal differential is tied for the second-best in the West. The offense is seventh in goals scored and fourth in shooting percentage, while the defense is third in goals allowed (2.37 per game) and in save percentage (.920). They've won the first two on this road trip at St. Louis (4-2) and Edmonton (5-3). Calgary's offense is 22nd in goals scored, 27th in shooting percentage, and 26th on the power play. They're 3-8 in their last 11 as an underdog. Play Minnesota. 

Calgary has won four of six after a 4-3 victory over Philadelphia. They also won two of those as underdogs against Tampa Bay (4-2) and Florida (3-1). Calgary is 42-29 on the road after a win by one goal at home, plus 158-143 on the road after playing two straight home games. Minnesota is getting outscored on the season and is the second-worst team in the Central Division. The offense is 18th in goals scored and 17th in shooting percentage, while the defense is 17th in goals given up (3.17 per game) and 21st in save percentage (.899). Play Calgary. 

Calgary looks to avenge a 5-2 loss to the Wild on Dec. 5 and the Flames have won four of five as underdogs. Calgary comes off two heartbreaking losses, including 6-5 against Colorado and then a 5-4 overtime defeat at Vegas the following night on Tuesday. Minnesota snapped a two-game skid with a 3-0 shutout over Seattle on Sunday before having three days off. Filip Gustavsson is probable for the Wild and he is 6-7-2 with a 3.04 GAA. Calgary is due to break through after scoring nine goals its past two games with only a point in the standings to show for it. Minnesota has won only five of 11 home games this season. Take the Flames.