The Vancouver Canucks (29-23-11) take on the Montreal Canadiens (30-27-6) at Rogers Arena on Tuesday, March 11 at 10 p.m. ET on ESPN+, with each team back in action after a loss. The Canucks were defeated by the Dallas Stars 4-1 in their last game, while the Canadiens are coming off a 1-0 loss to the Calgary Flames.

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Ahead of watching this matchup, here's our prediction for which squad will take home the victory in Tuesday's hockey action.

Over the last 10 contests, the Canadiens have a record of 5-4-1. They have put up 29 goals, while their opponents have scored 27. They have gone on the power play 29 times during that span, and have capitalized with seven goals (24.1% of opportunities).

Canucks vs. Canadiens Predictions for Tuesday

Our computer projection model for this contest calls for a final score of Canucks 4, Canadiens 2.

Moneyline Pick: Canucks (-148)
Total Pick: Over 5.5 (computer predicts 6.0 goals on average)
Spread Pick: Canadiens (+1.5)

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Canucks Splits and Trends

The Canucks have finished 6-11-17 in overtime contests as part of an overall record of 29-23-11.
Vancouver has 36 points (13-4-10) in the 27 games it has played that were decided by one goal.
In the 10 games this season the Canucks scored just one goal, they finished 0-9-1.
Vancouver has scored two goals in 13 games this season (4-5-4 record, 12 points).
The Canucks have scored three or more goals 37 times, and are 25-6-6 in those games (to record 56 points).
In the 29 games when Vancouver has scored a lone power-play goal, it has a 17-6-6 record (40 points).
In the 23 games this season in which it has outshot its opponent, Vancouver is 12-7-4 (28 points).
The Canucks' opponents have had more shots in 38 games. The Canucks finished 17-15-6 in those matchups (40 points).

Canadiens Splits and Trends

The Canadiens have a 9-6-15 record in overtime matchups this season and a 30-27-6 overall record.
Montreal has earned 30 points (13-4-4) in its 21 games that finished with a one-goal margin.
This season the Canadiens scored just one goal in seven games and have gone 2-4-1 (five points).
Montreal has seven points (2-9-3) when scoring a pair of goals this season.
The Canadiens have scored at least three goals in 38 games, earning 54 points from those contests.
This season, Montreal has scored a lone power-play goal in 27 games and registered 31 points with a record of 14-10-3.
When it outshoots its opponent this season, Montreal has posted a record of 14-10-0 (28 points).
The Canadiens have been outshot by opponents 37 times this season, and earned 36 points in those games.

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