Canucks vs. Flyers betting odds and trends

Data Skrive:

The bookmakers like the Vancouver Canucks at home (-198) over the Philadelphia Flyers (+164) when they meet on Friday, October 11 at 10:00 PM ET.

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Moneyline

Canucks to win vs Flyers -198

Bet $20, Payout $30.10

Canucks vs. Flyers Game Info & Betting Lines

In 53 of 95 games last season, Vancouver and its opponent combined to finish above 6 goals.
Philadelphia combined with its opponent to score more than 6 goals in 43 of 82 games last season.
These two teams racked up a combined 6.2 goals per game, 0.2 more than this one’s over/under.
These teams conceded 5.8 goals per game combined, 0.2 fewer than this one’s total.
The Canucks were sixth in goals scored in the league, and the Flyers were 27th.
The Flyers were 18th in the league in goals allowed, and the Canucks were fifth.

The Canucks scored the sixth-most goals in the NHL last season (279 total, 3.4 per game).
The Canucks allowed 221 total goals (2.7 per game), the fifth-fewest in league action.
Their +58 goal differential was fifth-best in the league.
The Flyers’ 231 goals last season (2.8 per game) ranked them 27th in the league.
The Flyers conceded 3.2 goals per game (258 in total), 18th in the league.
Their -27 goal differential was 25th in the league.

The Canucks were favored on the moneyline 56 times last season, and finished 35-21 in those games.
When playing as a moneyline favorite at -198 or shorter, Vancouver went 14-5.
The Canucks have an implied moneyline win probability of 66.4% in this contest.
The Flyers were an underdog in 55 games last season, and won 25 (45.5%).
Philadelphia played 10 games last season as an underdog by +164 or more and went 6-4.
The implied probability of a win by the Flyers, based on the moneyline, is 37.9%.

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Jonathan Tanner Miller was one of Vancouver’s top contributors last season with 103 points. He had 37 goals and 66 assists.
Quinn Hughes was another top contributor for Vancouver with 92 points (1.1 per game), scoring 17 goals and adding 75 assists.
Elias Pettersson’s 89 points came from 34 goals and 55 assists.
Thatcher Demko had a record of 35-14-2. He conceded 123 goals (2.4 goals against average) and recorded 1369 saves with a .918 save percentage (seventh-best in the league).

Travis Konecny was a top offensive contributor for his squad last season with 68 points (0.8 per game). He totaled 33 goals and 35 assists in 76 games (playing 18:23 per game).
Owen Tippett’s 53 points last season, including 28 goals and 25 assists, made him one of the top offensive threats for Philadelphia.
Joel Farabee had 22 goals and 28 assists for Vancouver.
Samuel Ersson’s record was 23-19-7 last season, allowing 132 goals (2.8 goals against average) and having an .890 save percentage (53rd in the league).

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