Brock Boeser Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
B. Boeser
right wing RW • Vancouver
Washington
1st Metropolitan51-22-6-3
Vancouver
5th Pacific38-30-12-2
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Jake DeBrusk Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
J. DeBrusk
left wing LW • Vancouver
Danton Heinen Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
D. Heinen
left wing LW • Vancouver
Noah Juulsen Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
N. Juulsen
defense D • Vancouver
Phillip Di Giuseppe Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
P. Di Giuseppe
left wing LW • Vancouver
Derek Forbort Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
D. Forbort
defense D • Vancouver
Carson Soucy Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
C. Soucy
defense D • Vancouver
Conor Garland Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
C. Garland
right wing RW • Vancouver
Filip Hronek Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
F. Hronek
defense D • Vancouver
Pius Suter Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
P. Suter
center C • Vancouver
J.T. Miller Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
J. Miller
center C • Vancouver
Kiefer Sherwood Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
K. Sherwood
left wing LW • Vancouver
Elias Pettersson Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
E. Pettersson
defense D • Vancouver
Quinn Hughes Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
Q. Hughes
defense D • Vancouver
Vincent Desharnais Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
V. Desharnais
defense D • Vancouver
Nils Hoglander Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
N. Hoglander
left wing LW • Vancouver
Max Sasson Goals Scored Props • Vancouver
M. Sasson
center C • Vancouver
Jakob Chychrun Goals Scored Props • Washington
J. Chychrun
defense D • Washington
Nic Dowd Goals Scored Props • Washington
N. Dowd
center C • Washington
Pierre-Luc Dubois Goals Scored Props • Washington
P. Dubois
center C • Washington
Trevor van Riemsdyk Goals Scored Props • Washington
T. van Riemsdyk
defense D • Washington
Alex Ovechkin Goals Scored Props • Washington
A. Ovechkin
left wing LW • Washington
Lars Eller Goals Scored Props • Washington
L. Eller
center C • Washington
John Carlson Goals Scored Props • Washington
J. Carlson
defense D • Washington
Tom Wilson Goals Scored Props • Washington
T. Wilson
right wing RW • Washington
Dylan Strome Goals Scored Props • Washington
D. Strome
center C • Washington
Dylan McIlrath Goals Scored Props • Washington
D. McIlrath
defense D • Washington
Andrew Mangiapane Goals Scored Props • Washington
A. Mangiapane
left wing LW • Washington
Matt Roy Goals Scored Props • Washington
M. Roy
defense D • Washington
Taylor Raddysh Goals Scored Props • Washington
T. Raddysh
right wing RW • Washington
Rasmus Sandin Goals Scored Props • Washington
R. Sandin
defense D • Washington
Martin Fehervary Goals Scored Props • Washington
M. Fehervary
defense D • Washington
Alexander Alexeyev Goals Scored Props • Washington
A. Alexeyev
defense D • Washington
Brandon Duhaime Goals Scored Props • Washington
B. Duhaime
right wing RW • Washington
Connor McMichael Goals Scored Props • Washington
C. McMichael
center C • Washington
WAS vs VAN Preview
Last Meeting ( Jan 8, 2025 ) Vancouver 1, Washington 2
The Washington Capitals look for their seventh straight win when they visit the scuffling Vancouver Canucks on Saturday night.
The Capitals shut out the host Seattle Kraken 3-0 on Thursday night, increasing their point streak to 12 games (9-0-3). Washington has won the first two games of its five-game road trip.
Vancouver, meanwhile, is trending in the other direction after a 6-2 road loss to the Edmonton Oilers on Thursday. The Canucks have dropped eight of their last 10 (2-6-2).
"You have to find ways to be consistent in this league in order to win hockey games," Canucks forward Brock Boeser said. "We haven't and we're struggling. It's very difficult, but we have to. We're only (three) points out of a wild-card spot, and we have to find a way to turn it around."
Boeser had a goal and an assist against the Oilers, and Filip Hronek also scored. Thatcher Demko made 28 saves. Vancouver defenseman Quinn Hughes reached the 40-assist mark for the fourth straight season.
Vancouver, which goes on the road for three games after Saturday, has not won back-to-back contests since Nov. 29 and Dec. 1.
"We're going to have to get some rest here and have a big game (on Saturday)," Vancouver coach Rick Tocchet said, noting his team lacked energy against Edmonton. "That's a big, must-win game, and you always have to have in your mind that you have to bring a must-win attitude."
Washington's attitude has been fine of late. Despite struggling on offense, the Capitals keep winning behind strong goaltending. Returning from an upper-body injury, Charlie Lindgren stopped all 22 Seattle shots for his first shutout of the season and Washington's third in six games.
"I thought that was one of the better games we've played in a long, long time, start to finish, in every phase," coach Spencer Carbery said.
"Chucky was phenomenal. The (defense) corps was phenomenal. So, tons of bright spots tonight, a real strong performance from our group."
Aliaksei Protas and Ethen Frank scored even-strength goals for Washington, and Alex Ovechkin added an empty-netter.
It was Ovechkin's 875th career goal and 22nd of the season. He moved within 20 of passing Wayne Gretzky (894) for the NHL record.
Protas, 24, has emerged as a top-six forward. After scoring a career-high six goals in 78 games last season, he has 20 in 48 games.
"It doesn't mean anything right now; you've got to keep working," Protas said. "It's going to be a long season, and I want to prove it's not just luck or something. You want to be this type of player, keep working on the game, and continue to get better."
Frank, meanwhile, continues his strong start. Since being called up from Hershey of the American Hockey League and debuting on Jan. 10, he leads Washington with three goals in seven games.
Washington beat visiting Vancouver 2-1 on Jan. 8 when Pierre-Luc Dubois scored his second goal of the game with 41 seconds remaining in overtime.
--Field Level Media
WAS vs VAN Trends
Washington Trends
The Washington Capitals have covered the 3P Puck Line in 56 of their last 88 games (+18.71 Units / 16% ROI)
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The Washington Capitals have hit the Moneyline in 51 of their last 88 games (+17.05 Units / 16% ROI)
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The Washington Capitals have hit the 3P Moneyline in 41 of their last 88 games (+14.55 Units / 14% ROI)
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The Washington Capitals have covered the Puck Line in 52 of their last 88 games (+10.00 Units / 8% ROI)
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The Washington Capitals have hit the 3P Game Total Under in 37 of their last 88 games (+9.00 Units / 9% ROI)
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The Washington Capitals have only hit the 3P Game Total Over in 27 of their last 88 games (-17.50 Units / -16% ROI)
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The Washington Capitals have only hit the 1P Game Total Under in 38 of their last 88 games (-11.75 Units / -13% ROI)
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The Washington Capitals have only hit the Game Total Over in 36 of their last 88 games (-11.55 Units / -12% ROI)
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The Washington Capitals have only hit the 2P Game Total Under in 34 of their last 88 games (-7.20 Units / -6% ROI)
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Vancouver Trends
The Vancouver Canucks have hit the 2P Game Total Over in 24 of their last 49 games at home (+6.40 Units / 10% ROI)
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The Vancouver Canucks have hit the 3P Game Total Under in 41 of their last 94 games (+5.80 Units / 6% ROI)
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The Vancouver Canucks have covered the 2P Puck Line in 51 of their last 94 games (+2.80 Units / 2% ROI)
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The Vancouver Canucks have hit the Game Total Under in 47 of their last 94 games (+2.05 Units / 2% ROI)
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The Vancouver Canucks have hit the 1P Game Total Under in 47 of their last 94 games (+1.90 Units / 2% ROI)
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The Vancouver Canucks have only covered the Puck Line in 37 of their last 94 games (-33.10 Units / -24% ROI)
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The Vancouver Canucks have only covered the 3P Puck Line in 41 of their last 94 games (-23.50 Units / -19% ROI)
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The Vancouver Canucks have only hit the 3P Moneyline in 31 of their last 94 games (-23.15 Units / -18% ROI)
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The Vancouver Canucks have only covered the 1P Puck Line in 42 of their last 94 games (-19.40 Units / -14% ROI)
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The Vancouver Canucks have only hit the Moneyline in 21 of their last 50 games at home (-18.60 Units / -23% ROI)
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The Vancouver Canucks have only hit the 3P Game Total Over in 33 of their last 94 games (-16.25 Units / -14% ROI)
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