Saturday, May 18th, 2024
The Vancouver Canucks are striving to progress in the NHL Playoffs by securing a win against the Edmonton Oilers in the series' sixth game. Throughout this season, the Canucks have emerged victorious in five out of nine contests against the Oilers, highlighted by a narrow 3-2 win in their latest encounter.
Edmonton boasts an impressive 49-27-6 record overall, with a strong performance inside the Pacific Division, marked by a 24-11-1 tally. On the other side, Vancouver has a slightly better record of 50-23-9, including a commendable 20-10-1 record against division rivals.
Key players for this matchup include Edmonton’s Connor McDavid, who has amassed 32 goals and 100 assists, and Zach Hyman, with a contribution of nine goals and two assists in the recent 10 games. For Vancouver, Quinn Hughes has notched up 17 goals and 75 assists, with Brock Boeser adding seven goals and four assists in his last 10 appearances.
Examining the teams' recent form, the Oilers have been scoring an average of 3.8 goals and incurring 4.1 penalties over their last 10 games. The Canucks, however, have scored an average of 2.6 goals and faced 4.2 penalties in the same span.
In terms of injuries, the Oilers might be missing Adam Henrique, who is currently considered day-to-day due to an ankle injury. Meanwhile, the Canucks will be playing without Thatcher Demko, sidelined by a knee injury, and Tucker Poolman, who is out with a head injury.
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