Vancouver Canucks Betting, Odds, Picks & Predictions

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The Vancouver Canucks played their inaugural season all the way back in 1970. During their 50+ years as a member of the National Hockey League they have yet to bring home a Stanley Cup trophy and it is fair to say that they may be one of the least successful expansion teams of that era. 

During their lengthy five decade history they’ve played in three Stanley Cup Finals as they have won the Conference Championship three times. With their last coming during the 2010–2011 season. They’ve also won the President’s Trophy twice which is awarded to the team that finishes the National Hockey League regular season with the best record, those came in 2010-11 and 2011-12. They also have 10 division titles to their name as well. 

They didn’t make their first Stanley Cup playoff appearance until the fifth year of their existence. They lost in the first round during the 1974-75 season after winning their first division championship with a record of 38-32-10. They would make the postseason again the following year but would end up losing in the first round once again. 

Following two straight playoff appearances they would go on to miss the playoffs for two straight years before making another two straight playoff appearances to close out the 1970s. However, they never made it out of the first round in those playoff appearances during the 1970s and they were still looking for their first playoff series victory in franchise history heading into the 1980s. 

The next playoff series victory would finally come during the 1981-82 season. The Canucks finished with 30 wins, 33 losses and 17 ties and in second place in their division. They had a miraculous run through the playoffs as they made it all the way to the Stanley Cup Finals but weren’t competitive at all as they were swept by the New York Islanders.

The Vancouver Canucks would make a few more playoff appearances throughout the 1980s but would go back to their losing ways as they once again failed to make it out of the first round for the remainder of the decade. The 1990s got off to a great start as they won two straight division championships to open up the decade. 

In 1993-94 the Vancouver Canucks made it all the way to the Stanley Cup Finals. In the first round of the playoffs they defeated the Calgary Flames in seven games. In Round 2 they breezed past the Dallas Stars in five games, and then in the Western Conference Finals they beat the Toronto Maple Leafs in five games. However, they would go on to lose to the New York Rangers in seven games in the Finals. 

They went on to make two more playoff appearances during the early 1990s but the back half of the decade was much less successful as they missed the playoffs four out of the last five seasons. They started off the first half of the 2000s with four straight Stanley Cup playoff appearances but it never really went anywhere either.

Following the 2004–05 lockout season, the Canucks will become a regular playoff contender in the years that followed. They won five straight division titles and six in seven years. They won back to back President’s Trophies in 2010-11 and 2011-12. They made it all the way back to the Stanley Cup in 2010–11 but would eventually lose to the Boston Bruins in seven games.  

The later half of the 2010s were a bit of a mixed bag as they were on and off in the playoffs and never really went too far, and couldn’t reach the heights they did in 2011. Heading into 2022-23 they’ve missed the playoffs for two straight seasons and last season in 2021-22 they finished with a record of 40-30-12, as they had a massive improvement from the 2020-21 season.

If you are a fan of the Vancouver Canucks, then you know that the only thing that matters right now is how they are expected to perform in the 2022-23 season. Do the Vancouver Canucks have the star power to make it all the way to the playoffs and win the Stanley Cup in 2023?

Have a read on below at SportsTips expert picks & preview on the Vancouver Canucks:

Preview on the Vancouver Canucks’ Head Coach: Bruce Boudreau 

Bruce Boudreau is the head coach of the Vancouver Canucks, his overall career record in the National Hockey League regular season is 599-317-125. This head coaching job is his fourth head coaching job in the National Hockey League as he has previously coached Washington, Anaheim, and Minnesota. However, this will only be his second season as the head coach of the Vancouver Canucks. 

His career overall Stanley Cup playoff record is currently sitting at 43-47 as he has made multiple trips to the playoffs at his previous teams. However, he has yet to bring home a Stanley Cup and he has never guided his team to a conference championship either. After a playing career that lasted a decade and a half, he transitioned into the coaching ranks following his retirement in 1992. He has gone on to become one of the most successful coaches in the National Hockey League. 

Preview on the Vancouver Canucks’ Key Player: Oliver Ekman-Larsson

Oliver Ekman-Larsson is the top guy on this Vancouver Canucks roster heading into the 2022-23 National Hockey League season. This upcoming season will be his 14th season in the National Hockey League and the former sixth overall pick in the 2009 National Hockey League entry draft has put together a solid career thus far. He has spent the majority of his career with the Arizona Coyotes, as this will only be his second season as a member of the Vancouver Canucks. 

Last season he found the net five times over the course of last year’s National Hockey League season from his defensive position. He also had no problem passing off the puck and setting up his teammates to find the net as well, as he added 24 assists to his total. Overall, he finished with a total of 29 points in 79 games played. He is a two time all-star and has found success on the international level as well with Sweden. 

Preview on the Vancouver Canucks’ Next Best: Bo Horvat

Bo Horvat is yet another solid guy on this Vancouver Canucks roster heading into the 2022-23 National Hockey League season. This upcoming season will be his ninth season in the National Hockey League and the former 9th overall pick in the 2013 National Hockey League entry draft has put together a solid career thus far. 

Last season he put up some impressive numbers as he found the net 31 times over the course of last year’s National Hockey League season. He also had no problem passing off the puck and setting up his teammates to find the net as well, as he added 21 assists to his total. Overall, he finished with a total of 52 points in 70 games played. He is a solid scorer and last season he set a career high in goals.

The Vancouver Canucks’ campaign during the 2021-22 National Hockey League season went about as you would’ve expected. They finished the year with a record of 40-30-12 and in 5th place of the Pacific Division.

There is a lot of optimism surrounding the franchise heading into the 2022-23 National Hockey League season. If they want to improve or keep up their current level of play they will certainly need a ton of production from their stars over the course of the 2022-23 National Hockey League season. The most important thing in any season is how a team starts out of the gate, and then how they look when the all-star break approaches. 

In the National Hockey League, a lot can change over a single off-season. It will be interesting to see how their offseason moves translate onto the ice over the course of the 2022-23 National Hockey League season. 

They are set to play a full 82-game schedule for only the second time in the last four seasons thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. Based on their odds to win some hardware headed into the season it is clear how the oddsmakers in Las Vegas feel about them heading into the year. 

Their odds to bring home the Pacific Division championship this season currently sit at +1100 heading into the 2022-23 National Hockey League season, which puts them 5th in the Pacific Division out of eight teams. 

While their odds to win the Western Conference currently sit at +2200 heading into the 2022-23 National Hockey League season, which puts them 10th in the Western Conference out of 16 teams. 

Their overall odds to bring home the Stanley Cup trophy are currently sitting at +5000 heading into the 2022-23 National Hockey League season, as they rank 21st out of all 32 teams in the National Hockey League.

Still got some burning questions about the Vancouver Canucks? Well, we have answered some of the most common questions people have, hopefully, you will find the answer you are looking for below! 

Where do the Vancouver Canucks play?

The Vancouver Canucks play their home games at the Rogers Arena. 

Who owns the Vancouver Canucks?

The Vancouver Canucks are owned by Canucks Sports and Entertainment. 

Have the Vancouver Canucks won the Stanley Cup?

The Vancouver Canucks have never won the Stanley Cup. 

Who is the Vancouver Canucks general manager?

Patrik Allvin is the manager of the Vancouver Canucks. 

Do the Vancouver Canucks play tonight?

Are you wondering if the Vancouver Canucks are playing tonight? Well, SportsTips has all the details you need about upcoming Vancouver Canucks games! Make sure you check this page at the top for all the details you are looking for.

What is the Vancouver Canucks record?

The Vancouver Canucks had a 40-30-12 win-loss-overtime loss record for the 2021-22 NHL season. 

Did the Vancouver Canucks win last night?

Fans of the Vancouver Canucks are all wanting to know if they won the game last night. You can find more information in relation to the team’s recent form in games on the page at the top.

How much are the Vancouver Canucks worth?

According to Forbes Magazine, the Vancouver Canucks are worth $825 million. 

Who do the Vancouver Canucks play tonight?

Like a lot of things in the NHL, things change pretty quickly. So, if you are looking for more information about who the Vancouver Canucks play tonight, you have come to the right place. We have all this information for you in detail, you can find these details for upcoming games at the top of the page.

How to watch the Vancouver Canucks?

You can watch the Vancouver Canucks games on TV channels like SportsNet Pacific.

Will the Vancouver Canucks make the playoffs this year?

For the 2021-22 season, the Vancouver Canucks did not make the playoffs, as they finished 5th in their division with a record of 40-30-12. 

Will the Vancouver Canucks get the 1st pick in the NHL draft?

The order of the draft will be finalized at the end of the 2021-22 season, and it is confirmed that the Vancouver Canucks did not have the first overall pick.

When do the Vancouver Canucks play?

Vancouver Canucks fans are always looking for more information about when their team plays the next game. For all the information you have been craving and more, be sure to check the top of this page. Here at SportsTips, we list all the information you need like the time of the puck drop, location of the game and the all important NHL odds.

Where did the Vancouver Canucks finish the season?

The Vancouver Canucks finished the 2021-22 NHL season in 5th place in the Pacific Division and in 18th place in the NHL overall. 

How many games did the Vancouver Canucks win?

The Vancouver Canucks won 40 games during the 2021-22 NHL season.

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