Golden Knights vs Canucks Picks and Prediction – 4/9/2024

On Monday, the Vegas Golden Knights (42-26-8) face off against the Vancouver Canucks (47-21-8) at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, Canada. Quinn Hughes scored one goal and had one assist for the Canucks in their 2-1 win over Arizona. Get our free NHL Picks all season long!

Vancouver comes into this matchup on a one-game winning streak, but has dropped three of their last five games prior to their game against Los Angeles. Brock Boeser is currently the top scorer for the Vancouver Canucks, having scored a total of 38 goals this season. Following closely behind is J.T. Miller, who has scored 35 goals. Quinn Hughes leads the team in assists with 70 so far. J.T. Miller is the points leader with a total of 96 points. Vancouver has allowed an average of 3 goals per game in their last five games. At the moment, they are leading the Pacific Division with 102 points. The team is aiming to continue their winning streak and avoid a tie series against the Vegas Golden Knights. On average, the Canucks score 3.4 goals per game.

Vegas enters this game on a one-game losing streak, but has won three of their last five games. In their recent game against Arizona, the Vegas Golden Knights suffered a 7-4 loss, with Jack Eichel managing to score one goal for the team. Leading the team in scoring is Jonathan Marchessault, who has netted a total of 41 goals this season. Following closely behind are Jack Eichel and William Karlsson, both with 27 goals each. When it comes to assists, Mark Stone is the team's top performer with 37 assists so far this season. In terms of overall points, Jonathan Marchessault leads the Golden Knights with 66 points. Over their last five games, the team has been averaging 4 goals per game. Currently, the Golden Knights hold the third spot in the Pacific Division standings with a total of 92 points. Looking ahead, the team is eager to break their losing streak and secure a win against Vancouver, whom they have already defeated once this season. On average, the Golden Knights score 3.2 goals per game, showcasing their strong offensive capabilities.