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swole
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Coming off a disappointing 3-0 loss last time out, Minnesota hits the road with a chance to get on the winning track Wednesday at Vancouver.
Sporting a 6-5-2 overall record and a 2-3-0 mark within the division, the Wild aim to knock the Canucks (3-2-2 in the division) for a loss.
The Canucks are huge favorites in this one, opening at 205 chalk. The total opens at 6.
Jacques Lemaire's troops went to Calgary last game and came away with a 3-0 loss, a game that went under 6. Oddsmakers had them as 135 underdogs in that one.
Marc Crawford's team was busy last game losing to Colorado 4-3 as 115 underdogs. The 7 goals sent that game over the total of 6.5.
Some trends to consider:
Minnesota is 2-4-1 OU in its last 7 games against Vancouver
Minnesota is 4-6-4 SU in its last 14 games after being shutout
Vancouver is 6-2-0 OU in its last 8 games
Vancouver is 4-2-0 OU in its last 6 at home
Vancouver is 2-4-1 OU in its last 7 games against Minnesota
Next up:
Minnesota at San Jose, Saturday, November 5
Vancouver home to Columbus, Friday, November 4
Sporting a 6-5-2 overall record and a 2-3-0 mark within the division, the Wild aim to knock the Canucks (3-2-2 in the division) for a loss.
The Canucks are huge favorites in this one, opening at 205 chalk. The total opens at 6.
Jacques Lemaire's troops went to Calgary last game and came away with a 3-0 loss, a game that went under 6. Oddsmakers had them as 135 underdogs in that one.
Marc Crawford's team was busy last game losing to Colorado 4-3 as 115 underdogs. The 7 goals sent that game over the total of 6.5.
Some trends to consider:
Minnesota is 2-4-1 OU in its last 7 games against Vancouver
Minnesota is 4-6-4 SU in its last 14 games after being shutout
Vancouver is 6-2-0 OU in its last 8 games
Vancouver is 4-2-0 OU in its last 6 at home
Vancouver is 2-4-1 OU in its last 7 games against Minnesota
Next up:
Minnesota at San Jose, Saturday, November 5
Vancouver home to Columbus, Friday, November 4
