The Edmonton Oilers (23-17-8) go on the road against the Vancouver Canucks (16-26-5) at Rogers Arena on Saturday, Jan. 17 at 10 p.m. ET on ESPN+. The Canucks are on a six-game home losing streak.

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As hockey action continues, get ready for the matchup by checking out which team we predict will win Saturday's game.

The Canucks have a 1-7-2 record during their last 10 games. They have scored 19 total goals (six power-play goals on 32 power-play opportunities during that time, for a conversion rate of 18.8%) while allowing 37 goals to their opponents.

Oilers vs. Canucks Predictions for Saturday

Our computer model for this game expects a final tally of Canucks 4, Oilers 3.

Moneyline Pick: Canucks (+148)
Total Pick: No Pick - Predicted Margin Negligible
Spread Pick: Canucks (+1.5)

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Oilers Splits and Trends

The Oilers are 23-17-8 overall and 5-8-13 in overtime games.
In the 19 games Edmonton has played that were decided by one goal, it has an 8-6-5 record (good for 21 points).
In the four games this season the Oilers scored just one goal, they finished 0-3-1.
Edmonton has finished 2-8-0 in the 10 games this season when it scored two goals (registering four points).
The Oilers are 21-4-7 in the 32 games when they have scored more than two goals (to register 49 points).
In the 20 games when Edmonton has recorded a lone power-play goal, it picked up 18 points after finishing 7-9-4.
In the 30 games when it outshot its opponent, Edmonton is 14-11-5 (33 points).
The Oilers' opponents have had more shots in 16 games. The Oilers finished 7-6-3 in those contests (17 points).

Canucks Splits and Trends

The Canucks have a record of 16-26-5 this season and are 6-5-11 in overtime contests.
Vancouver has earned 16 points (6-5-4) in its 15 games decided by one goal.
This season the Canucks registered only one goal in nine games and they finished 0-8-1 in those matchups.
When Vancouver has scored two goals this season, they've earned seven points (3-8-1 record).
The Canucks have scored three or more goals in 23 games, earning 29 points from those contests.
Vancouver has scored a single power-play goal in 19 games this season and has recorded 17 points from those matchups.
When outshooting its opponent this season, Vancouver is 3-13-2 (eight points).
The Canucks' opponents have had more shots in 29 games. The Canucks finished 13-13-3 in those contests (29 points).

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