- Matchup: Anaheim Ducks vs Vancouver Canucks
- Date: Tuesday, March 24, 2026
- Venue: Rogers Arena, Vancouver, BC
- Broadcast: Sportsnet Pacific
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This Tuesday, the Vancouver Canucks (21-40-8) will host the Anaheim Ducks (38-27-4) at Rogers Arena, looking to secure a win on their home ice.
The Anaheim Ducks are riding high after a convincing 4-1 victory against the Mammoth in their most recent game, despite spending 24 minutes in the penalty box. The Ducks had 5 power play opportunities but struggled to capitalize on them. Their offensive prowess was evident as they managed to score on 4 out of 24 shots taken.
At even strength, the Ducks have allowed 188 goals while securing 185 for themselves. They’ve faced a staggering 226 power play opportunities—ranked 3rd in the league—yielding 49 goals during those situations. On the offensive front, the Ducks have notched 221 goals this season (13th in the NHL) while conceding 237 goals. With a shooting percentage of 10.6% from 2,087 shots, they’ve amassed 80 points, maintaining a points percentage of .580. The Ducks have been outshot 1,998 times, holding a modest save percentage of .881, and they’ve converted 36 out of 214 power play chances, giving them a success rate of 16.82%.
In goal for this matchup is Lukas Dostal. Throughout his career, Dostal has faced 504 goals against, averaging 3.27 goals per game over 169 NHL appearances. His career save percentage stands at .900, with a record of 70-73-16, which includes 154 starts. Dostal has recorded 83 quality starts with a quality starts percentage of .539, saving 4,528 of the 5,032 shots he’s encountered.
On the other side, the Vancouver Canucks recently fell to the Blues with a score of 3-1, managing just 1 goal from 15 shots, and converting 1 of their 2 power play opportunities.
The Canucks have attempted 1,799 shots (25th in NHL) with a shooting percentage of 9.67%. They’ve allowed 2,039 shots against, combining for a penalty kill percentage of 71.50% against 200 power play attempts and a save percentage of 87.5%. Furthermore, the Canucks secured 203 power play opportunities, converting at a rate of 18.72%. At even strength, they’ve scored 136 goals and provided 38 goals when having the manpower advantage. However, they’ve permitted 255 goals in total, with 198 at even strength and 57 while shorthanded. This season, the Vancouver Canucks are struggling, with just 174 goals, 50 points, and a points percentage of .362.
Kevin Lankinen will be guarding the net for Vancouver. He has allowed an average of 3.12 goals per game, with a total of 581 goals against him throughout his career. Lankinen boasts a quality start rate of 50.5%, accumulating 94 quality starts in 186 games played over 8,728 minutes. His career record is 78-81-27, with a save percentage of .899 after stopping 5,173 out of 5,754 shots aimed at him.
Who do you think will take the victory in tonight’s NHL face-off against the spread or moneyline?
Recommendation: Bet on Anaheim
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