Vancouver Canucks vs Edmonton Oilers Prediction: Moneyline, Props & SGP (Jan 17)
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Vancouver Canucks vs Edmonton Oilers Prediction: Moneyline, Props & SGP (Jan 17)

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Moneyline PickEdmonton Oilers
Player PropConnor McDavid over 1.5 points
Same Game ParlayOilers Moneyline + McDavid over 1.5 points + Over 6.5 goals
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Vancouver Canucks vs Edmonton Oilers Main Match Info

Vancouver Canucks vs Edmonton Oilers Moneyline Prediction

This pick is straightforward – Edmonton are the better team right now. They’ve scored 14 goals in their last five outings, with two wins and three losses in that stretch. They’re defending better and boast the best player on the ice.

The Oilers are tied for first in the Pacific Division. They’ve won most of their encounters since early December. Even in losses, they’ve stayed competitive. Vancouver can’t say the same.

The Canucks are on a long losing run. They’ve struggled to score, often falling behind early. Once that happens, games tend to slip away quickly. Injuries and trade speculation have clearly affected their focus and structure.

Edmonton also hold a big edge in star power. Connor McDavid is riding a lengthy point streak, and Leon Draisaitl is heating up again. Vancouver have no answer for that speed and skill.

Unless Edmonton play far below their level, they should control this game. 

Vancouver Canucks vs Edmonton Oilers Player Prop

This prop fits the matchup perfectly. McDavid is in elite form and consistently produces against Vancouver, which spells trouble for the Canucks. 

He’s on a 20-game point streak and leads the league in points and assists, creating chances almost every shift. The Canucks’ defence struggles with speed and puck movement, which plays right into his game.

Vancouver are also missing key players. Their top goalie is out, and the blue line is thin. That means more space and more mistakes. McDavid punishes both. He also plays heavy minutes. Power-play time boosts his chances even more. Two points aren’t a stretch – one goal and one assist would get the job done.

Vancouver Canucks vs Edmonton Oilers Same Game Parlay

This parlay tells one clear story – Edmonton win, McDavid leads the way, and the goals follow.

The Oilers’ moneyline is the foundation. They’re deeper, faster, and more confident. Vancouver have frequently lost control of games early. Edmonton should push the pace from the start.

McDavid over 1.5 points fits perfectly with that script. If the Oilers score three or more goals, he’s likely involved. He runs the offence and touches the puck constantly.

The over 6.5 goals adds further value. Vancouver allow a lot of chances. Their goaltending has been shaky. Edmonton also tend to give up goals when games open up. A 5-2 or 5-3 result fits well.

All three legs work together. If the Oilers play to their usual standard, this parlay has a strong chance of landing.

Vancouver Canucks vs Edmonton Oilers Team News

Vancouver Canucks Team News

The Canucks are in a rough patch. They’ve lost nine of their last 10 games, winning just one on penalties. Injuries have taken their toll. Thatcher Demko, the starting goalie, is out. Kevin Lankinen is in the net, but the squad have struggled to hold leads without Demko.

Trade rumours are also a distraction. Teams are calling about Elias Pettersson and Nils Höglander. Management is listening. That can affect focus on the ice.

The top players are still trying, but the Canucks are struggling to score. Elias Pettersson has netted three goals in the last five outings. Brock Boeser and Linus Karlsson add points, but it hasn’t been enough. Vancouver need more production to stay competitive.

Consistency remains the Canucks’ biggest issue. They tend to lose focus early, and games get away. Expect Edmonton to exploit their mistakes.

Edmonton Oilers Team News

Edmonton are in great form. They lost to Nashville 4-3 in OT but remained tied for first in the Pacific Division.

Connor McDavid is riding a 20-game point streak. Leon Draisaitl has recorded points in each of the last five outings. Both remain major offensive threats heading into this clash.

Jake Walman and Tristan Jarry have recently returned from long-term injured reserve, while Adam Henrique has been placed on it. The Oilers have depth in defence and forward spots, keeping the team balanced.

Edmonton have been scoring consistently and controlling possession, winning their five-on-five matchups and performing well on special teams. Their strength and star power make them hard to stop.

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