Stars vs. Canucks betting odds and trends

Data Skrive:

The Dallas Stars face the Vancouver Canucks on March 28 at 10:00 PM ET, and have been made -115 on the moneyline, with the latter at -105.

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Moneyline

Stars to win vs Canucks -115

Bet $20, Payout $37.39

Stars vs. Canucks Quick Facts

Dallas and its opponent have combined to score more than 6 goals in 47 of 73 games this season.
In 58.3% of Vancouver’s previous games this season (42/72), the teams combined to score over Thursday’s over/under of 6 goals.
Thursday’s over/under is 1.2 lower than the two teams’ combined average of 7.2 goals per game.
This game’s over/under is 0.4 more than the 5.6 goals these two clubs concede per game combined.

The Stars’ 267 goals this season make them the second-best scoring team in the NHL.
On defense, the Stars have allowed 217 goals (3.0 per game) to rank 15th in league play.
The team’s goal differential is fifth-best in the league at +50.
The Canucks’ 251 total goals (3.5 per game) are the fourth-most in the league.
The Canucks are one of the toughest defensive squads in the league this season, giving up 190 goals (2.6 per game) to rank fourth.
They have a +61 goal differential, which is tops in the league.

Dallas has won 42 of its 64 games as a favorite this season.
In 61 games with moneyline odds lower than -115 this season, the Stars have won 42 times.
The moneyline odds imply that Dallas has a 53.5% chance of winning this game.
In Vancouver’s 24 games playing as the underdog on the moneyline this season, it has 15 wins.
Vancouver has 22 games this season playing as the underdog by -105 or longer, and is 13-9 in those contests.
The Canucks have a 51.2% chance to win this game (implied from the moneyline).

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Jason Robertson has been imperative to Dallas’ offense this season, registering 74 points in 73 games.
Having scored 24 goals and adding 38 assists, Matt Duchene is an important piece of the offense for Dallas through 71 games.
With 60 points through 73 games (25 goals and 35 assists), Joe Pavelski has been an important part of Dallas’ offensive efforts this season.
In the 46 games Jake Oettinger has played this season, his save percentage is .898, 47th in the league.

J.T. Miller has scored 34 goals (0.5 per game) and put up 57 assists (0.8 per game), contributing to the Vancouver offense with 91 total points (1.3 per game). He averages 2.3 shots per game, shooting 20.2%.
Elias Pettersson has posted 85 total points (1.2 per game) this campaign. He has 33 goals and 52 assists.
Quinn Hughes has 81 points so far, including 13 goals and 68 assists.
Thatcher Demko has a 33-13-2 record this season, with a .916 save percentage (ninth-best in the league). He has 1302 saves, and has allowed 119 goals (2.5 goals against average).

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