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Vancouver Canucks vs. New Jersey Devils: Preview, Predictions and Picks for March 24, 2025

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Mar 24, 2025 9:20 PM
On Monday, March 24, 2025, at 7:30 PM, the Vancouver Canucks will travel to the Prudential Center to face off against the New Jersey Devils in a non-conference matchup. The Devils, currently sitting with a 37-28-6 record, will look to build on their 1-0 series lead against the Canucks, who are fighting to stay in the playoff hunt with a 32-26-12 record. Expect a competitive battle between these two NHL teams as they clash in Newark.
Vancouver Canucks vs New Jersey Devils

Current Odds

VAN
NJ
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Under
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VAN
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NJ
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VAN
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+110
NJ
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-110

Canucks vs Devils statistics

Stat Canucks Devils
Goals For per Game 2.79 2.96
Goals Against Average 3.04 2.61
Shots per Game 25.4 28.5
Shots Against per Game 26.5 26.6
Power Play Goals 43 53
Power Play Goals Against 33 35
Short Handed Goals 3 5
Short Handed Goals Against 0 0
Penalty Minutes 651 595
Power Play Percentage 22.3 27.2
Penalty Kill Percentage 82.9 82.4

New Jersey Devils recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/22/25 vs Ottawa Senators L 3-2
3/20/25 vs Calgary Flames L 5-3
3/17/25 @ Columbus Blue Jackets W 2-1
3/15/25 @ Pittsburgh Penguins L 7-3
3/13/25 vs Edmonton Oilers W 3-2

Vancouver Canucks recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/22/25 @ New York Rangers L 5-3
3/20/25 @ St. Louis Blues L 4-3 OT
3/18/25 vs Winnipeg Jets W 6-2
3/16/25 vs Utah Hockey Club L 3-1
3/15/25 vs Chicago Blackhawks W 6-2

New Jersey Devils injuries

  • Ondrej Palat (LW): Day-To-Day

Vancouver Canucks injuries

  • Nils Hoglander (LW): Day-To-Day
  • Thatcher Demko (G): Injured Reserve
  • Elias Pettersson (C): Day-To-Day
  • Filip Chytil (C): Out

Canucks vs Devils game info

Type Info
Venue Prudential Center
Location Newark, NJ
Puck drop Mon 7:30 PM

Canucks vs Devils predictions

When the Vancouver Canucks hit the ice against the New Jersey Devils, all eyes will be on Brock Boeser. With 23 goals this season, Boeser has shown a knack for finding the back of the net. And let’s not forget about Quinn Hughes, leading the team with 51 assists and 67 points. His exceptional playmaking abilities could serve up some crucial opportunities for the Canucks. If these two can continue their current form, it wouldn't be surprising to see them make a significant impact in this matchup. Imagine Hughes threading the needle with one of this signature passes, setting up Boeser for a sweet goal. Their dynamic on-ice chemistry may just be the edge the Canucks need.

Switching gears to the New Jersey Devils, we have to talk about Nico Hischier and Jesper Bratt. Hischier has been a force with his 30 goals, consistently finding those tight shooting lanes to catch goaltenders off guard. Meanwhile, Bratt is the one pulling the strings with 61 assists and an impressive 81 points. It's like he has eyes on the back of his head, always knowing where his teammates are and orchestrating the play with finesse. If these two can maintain their streak, the Devils might just skate circles around the Canucks' defense—especially on home turf at the Prudential Center, a place they've made quite formidable.

So, when it’s time for predictions, which way to lean? Both teams have their standout performers and share almost mirror-like road and home records, with 17 wins each. The Devils, though, carry that little extra swagger with their home advantage. Betting odds have favored them, with NJ currently at -150. While anything can happen in hockey (and that's part of the thrill), it feels like the Devils have a slight upper hand in this contest. Boeser and Hughes might put up a fight, but Hischier and Bratt in front of a spirited home crowd could just tilt the scales in favor of the Devils. What do you think? Ready for some hockey magic?

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