New York at Vancouver

Mika Zibanejad scored twice in the second period as the Rangers beat Calgary 3-1 on Wednesday, two days after they lost 3-1 at Edmonton. Joonas Korpisalo made 29 saves in the win, and the game stayed at 2-1 until Tye Kartye scored into an empty net in the final seven seconds. New York is scoring 2.95 goals a game and allowing 2.80 through 20 games. Vancouver has lost six straight in regulation and has scored 26 goals over its last 10 games, 2.6 a game. In its last two, a 4-2 loss at Edmonton and a 3-1 loss at home to Philadelphia, the Canucks scored two and one. Against the Flyers, they managed six shots through two periods, and they were 0-8-0 at home before that game even started. Vancouver has also allowed 41 goals over those same 10 games, 4.1 a game. That run includes Edmonton, the league's highest-scoring team entering that Saturday game at 4.12 a game, and the Rangers score 2.95. Both clubs' most recent results came in at four goals or fewer, and the Canucks have not scored more than two in either of their last two. I like the UNDER tonight, because a Rangers penalty kill that has stopped 88.3% of power plays leaves Vancouver few ways to find a third goal.