Vancouver Canucks vs Minnesota Wild Prediction NHL Picks 12/3/24

In this article, we will formulate a Vancouver Canucks vs Minnesota Wild Prediction for this NHL game on Tuesday, December 3rd, at Xcel Energy Center.  To formulate this prediction, we will look at: 

-The Canucks’ recent form and recent player performance 

-The Wild’s recent form and recent player performance

-Recent Betting trends and streaks involving Vancouver 

-Recent Betting trends and streaks involving Minnesota

-Recent betting trends in games played between Vancouver and Minnesota

-A summary that ties it all together and produces a favorable betting outcome for Today’s Game between the Canucks and Wild. 

Wild Just Keep Winning

The Wild just keep winning and they have won four games in a row. In the last game against the Nashville Predators, it took overtime, but the Wild were able to secure the 3-2 victory in overtime. Kirill Kaprizov continues to find success and he scored a goal and added an assist. Fillip Gustavsson saved 25 of the 27 shots that he faced. The Wild on the season is averaging 3.21 goals while their defense is giving up 2.33 goals per game. The offense is ranked 11th while the defense is ranked 1st. The defense is going to need to be good again here. The Wild will take on the Ducks, Kings, Utah, and Oilers after this one.

Canucks Are Heating Up

The Canucks look like they are heating up and they have won two games in a row. In the last game against the Detroit Red Wings, it took overtime, but the Canucks were able to secure a 5-4 victory. The Canucks scored three goals in the second period, then the winner. Jake DeBrusk had a strong game scoring three goals and adding an assist. The Canucks on the season are averaging 3.3 goals while their defense is giving up 3.17 goals per game. The offense is ranked 10th in the league while the defense is ranked 24th. Quinn Hughes has scored five goals and added 23 assists so far this season.

Vancouver Canucks vs Minnesota Wild Prediction

Give me the Wild here. The Wild are giving up only 2.33 goals per game and even a strong offense like the Canucks are going to really struggle to get going here. The Wild are averaging 3.21 goals per game and Kaprizov is going to continue his success scoring. The Canucks just aren’t going to have enough offense to keep this game close. Back the Wild on the money line to cash here.