NHL: Seattle Kraken vs Vancouver Canucks – Picks and Prediction

On Tuesday, the Vancouver Canucks play the Seattle Kraken in NHL action, and you can watch it live on TV.

The Seattle Kraken have a record of 26-46-6 so far this season. A team called the Kraken has played 78 games so far, and they have a record of 8th place in their division. Their 205 goals this season put them in 31st place among NHL teams. As of now, Seattle is the 24th best defensive team in the league. They allow opponents to score 3.46 goals per game on average. There are so far, the Kraken are the league’s fifth-best team in terms of how hard their games are. They come into this game as the NHL’s 27th-ranked team when it comes to scoring margins against other teams.

38-30-11: The Vancouver Canucks are ready to face the Seattle Kraken with a record like this: This puts them in 5th place in the Pacific division, which is where they are now from. The Canucks have scored 239 goals in 79 games, which is 2.99 goals per game. Among NHL teams, they are now 18th. Vancouver’s defence is ranked eighth in the league because it allows 2.85 goals per game. When it comes to league schedules, the Canucks have been 14th hard to play against so far. When you look at Vancouver’s scoring margin and how good their opponents are, they are 16th in the NHL.

In their 70 games, the Seattle Kraken have 47 points, which is the most in the league for both goals and total points. 14.2% of the time, he has scored goals. So far, 30% of his goals have been scored on the power play. After him is who has 26 assists and 20 goals, so he has a lot more than him. When the Kraken are on the ice, they have a -12 goal difference. They have one goalie who gives up 3.14 goals per game on average.

It was Vancouver’s top goal scorer with 79 goals in 79 games. Because he scored 32 goals and had 34 assists, he is second in overall points with 66. This season, he is making 17.8% of his shots into goals. Furthermore, the Canucks have been helped by the great play of, who leads the team in scoring. He has 30 goals in 79 games for Vancouver, with a shooting percentage of 15.0%. There is a plus-minus rating of +12.0 when he’s on the ice. This is because of his offensive work. This is how Vancouver’s best goalkeeper does on average: 2.72 goals per game. He has made 35 good starts in 64 games, which is more than the league average.

As of now, the over has hit more than half of Seattle’s 78 games. The over has gone 43-31-4. A 21-16-2 record when the Kraken play away from home shows that taking the over is a good bet. A lot of Seattle games this season have had six or more goals, and the Kraken have scored 43% of the goals. During Vancouver’s 79 games, the over has hit in more than half of them. The over has gone 42-36-1. When the team plays at home, they are less likely to go over the betting line, going 19-20 so far. During this season, Vancouver has scored at least 6 goals in 54.0 percent of its games. The Canucks have scored 53.0 percent of the goals in those games. There is an over-under for this game of 6 goals. Vancouver and Seattle are both in the top 25 and 26 in goals scored, respectively.