Edmonton Oilers vs Vancouver Canucks Betting Picks

Edmonton has a great opportunity to snap a two-game skid as it heads to Vancouver to play the Canucks, who have lost nine in a row while averaging just 1.9 goals per game. Also, the Canucks just concluded a 0-6 road trip in a 10-day span. Vancouver is #28 in the NHL scoring, averaging 2.60 goals, and #31 in goals against, allowing 3.60. The Canucks are 0-4 with one day of rest, 0-4 against teams with losing records, and 0-4 following a loss by at least 3 goals. The Oilers have won six of seven after scoring two or fewer goals in their previous game. Tristan Jarry has won three of four starts since being acquired from Pittsburgh, and he is 12-3-2 with a 2.80 goals-against average and a .903 save percentage this season. Kevin Lankinen is 6-13-4 with a 3.36 GAA for Vancouver, and he is the expected starter. Take the Oilers.

Edmonton won the first meeting 3-1 on Oct. 11 and it will look to extend Vancouver's three-game losing streak while bouncing back from Saturday's 3-2 loss at Seattle. The Canucks are 1-7 and 1-7 UNDER their past eight Sunday games and 2-5 their past seven home games dating to last season. Vancouver has gone UNDER seven of 10 against the Western Conference, four of five versus the Pacific Division. The Oilers have won 13 of 17 Western Conference games and five of the past six meetings with the Canucks. The Oilers are 7-0-1 UNDER in the third game of a 3-in-4 situation. Vancouver has scored just five goals its past three games. Calvin Pickard (2-1-0) is probable in net for Edmonton. Take the Oilers and the UNDER.

Edmonton has won eight of 11, but it's seeking payback for a 3-2 loss to the Canucks on Saturday. The Oilers have won five of six after scoring two or fewer goals their previous game and they are 4-1 their past five games as favorites of -151 to -200. Vancouver has lost eight of 10 road games and five of six versus teams with .600 home winning percentages. The Canucks have lost seven of nine overall, including 3-2 to Buffalo on Tuesday. Edmonton has won seven of eight against Western Conference teams and Calvin Pickard is confirmed to start in net. He is 11-4-0 with a 2.53 goals-against average this season. Thatcher Demko is likely for the Canucks and he is 3-4-3 with a 3.23 GAA and an .873 save percentage. Take the Oilers.