The St. Louis Blues (27-30-11) visit the Vancouver Canucks (21-39-8) at Rogers Arena on Saturday, March 21 at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN+, with each team back in action after a loss. The Blues are coming off a 2-1 shootout defeat to the Calgary Flames, while the Canucks fell to the Tampa Bay Lightning 6-2 in their last game.

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Before this matchup, here is who we predict to take home the victory in Saturday's hockey action.

In the past 10 games, the Canucks have recorded a 3-6-1 record after putting up 26 total goals (five power-play goals on 24 power-play opportunities during that time, for a success rate of 20.8%). Their opponents have scored a combined 38 goals in those games.

Blues vs. Canucks Predictions for Saturday

Our computer projections model for this matchup calls for a final result of Canucks 4, Blues 2.

Moneyline Pick: Canucks (+110)
Total Pick: Over 5.5 (computer predicts 6.2 goals on average)
Spread Pick: Canucks (+1.5)

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Blues Splits and Trends

The Blues have finished 3-11-14 in overtime contests as part of an overall record of 27-30-11.
St. Louis has 37 points (15-7-7) in the 29 games it has played that were decided by one goal.
Looking at the 12 times this season the Blues finished a game with just one goal, they have a 2-7-3 record, good for seven points.
St. Louis has scored a pair of goals in 19 games this season (4-12-3 record, 11 points).
The Blues have scored three or more goals 35 times, and are 21-9-5 in those games (to record 47 points).
In the 25 games when St. Louis has recorded a lone power-play goal, it has a 10-9-6 record (26 points).
In the 28 games when it outshot its opponent, St. Louis is 10-15-3 (23 points).
The Blues have been outshot by opponents in 39 games, going 17-15-7 to register 41 points.

Canucks Splits and Trends

The Canucks have a 21-39-8 record this season and are 7-8-15 in matchups that have required overtime.
Vancouver has earned 20 points (7-8-6) in its 21 games that finished with a one-goal margin.
This season the Canucks registered only one goal in 11 games and they finished 0-10-1 in those matchups.
Vancouver has 12 points (4-14-4) when scoring two goals this season.
The Canucks have earned 37 points in their 30 games with three or more goals scored.
Vancouver has scored a lone power-play goal in 21 games this season and has recorded 19 points from those matchups.
When outshooting its opponent this season, Vancouver is 4-18-2 (10 points).
The Canucks have been outshot by opponents in 43 games, going 17-20-6 to register 40 points.

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