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Utah Hockey Club vs. Vancouver Canucks: Preview, Predictions and Picks for March 16, 2025

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Mar 16, 2025 8:11 AM
The Utah Hockey Club is looking to extend their lead in the regular season series as they face off against the Vancouver Canucks on Sunday, March 16, 2025, at 8:00 PM at Rogers Arena. The Canucks will aim to even the series, but will need to improve on their 14-12-7 home record to do so. With the Utah Hockey Club riding a 16-13-4 road record, it's shaping up to be a thrilling matchup.
Utah Hockey Club vs Vancouver Canucks

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Hockey Club vs Canucks statistics

Stat Hockey Club Canucks
Goals For per Game 2.82 2.76
Goals Against Average 2.94 3.02
Shots per Game 28.5 25.5
Shots Against per Game 27.8 26.8
Power Play Goals 44 41
Power Play Goals Against 38 33
Short Handed Goals 2 3
Short Handed Goals Against 0 0
Penalty Minutes 626 631
Power Play Percentage 23.4 22.3
Penalty Kill Percentage 80.6 82.4

Vancouver Canucks recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/15/25 vs Chicago Blackhawks W 6-2
3/12/25 @ Calgary Flames W 4-3 SO
3/11/25 vs Montreal Canadiens L 4-2
3/9/25 vs Dallas Stars L 4-1
3/7/25 vs Minnesota Wild W 3-1

Utah Hockey Club recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/14/25 @ Seattle Kraken L 4-2
3/12/25 vs Anaheim Ducks W 3-2
3/10/25 vs Toronto Maple Leafs L 4-3 SO
3/7/25 @ Chicago Blackhawks L 4-3 OT
3/6/25 @ Detroit Red Wings W 4-2

Vancouver Canucks injuries

  • Noah Juulsen (D): Injured Reserve
  • Thatcher Demko (G): Injured Reserve

Utah Hockey Club injuries

  • Liam O'Brien (C): Out
  • Tij Iginla (C): Out

Hockey Club vs Canucks game info

Type Info
Venue Rogers Arena
Location Vancouver, BC
Puck drop Sun 8:00 PM

Hockey Club vs Canucks predictions

So, picture this: Dylan Guenther stepping onto the ice, his eyes fixed on the goal. With 24 goals already under his belt this season, it wouldn't be a surprise if he added a couple more during the game. Meanwhile, Clayton Keller has been quite the maestro when it comes to assists, dishing out 51 of them and racking up 74 points in total. He's become the backbone of Utah’s offensive strategies, weaving opportunities out of thin air like it’s second nature. With this dynamic duo leading the charge, it’s pretty clear that Utah's attack will be something for Vancouver to keep an eye on.

On the flip side, Jake DeBrusk of the Canucks needs no introduction when it comes to finding the back of the net. He's netted 23 goals so far, and with Utah’s defense being a bit shakier on the road, he's likely licking his lips at the chance to tally some more. Quinn Hughes, equally vital to the Canucks' cause, has been extraordinary from the blue line. With 47 assists and 62 overall points, his ability to set up plays and transition the puck could really make the difference for Vancouver. Hughes’ vision and playmaking skills might just be the secret sauce the Canucks need to cook up a victory.

When it comes to predicting the winner, that's where things get interesting. Utah holds a slight edge, having already claimed two victories in the regular season series against Vancouver. Yet, the Canucks have shown resilience at home. Can they turn the tide at Rogers Arena? While Utah’s road record is respectable, the Canucks have a point to prove on their own turf. But if I'm sticking my neck out, with Utah’s offensive prowess and momentum from the previous games, they might just edge out a win in this battle. What do you think? The beauty of hockey is that you never quite know until the puck drops.

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