Philadelphia visits Vancouver with a 10-9 puck-line record against the Canucks 8-11 mark. Vancouver has conceded 4.58 goals per game, but the Flyers face a difficult second night of a back-to-back after an overtime loss in Calgary.
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| Sportsbook | Spread | Moneyline | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| FanDuel | PHI -1.5 VAN +1.5 | PHI -134 VAN +112 | O 6.5 U 6.5 |
| DraftKings | PHI -1.5 VAN +1.5 | PHI -135 VAN +114 | O 6.5 U 6.5 |
| BetMGM | PHI -1.5 VAN +1.5 | PHI -135 VAN +110 | O 6 U 6 |
| BetRivers | PHI -1.5 VAN +1.5 | PHI -136 VAN +115 | O 6.5 U 6.5 |
| Fanatics | PHI -1.5 VAN +1.5 | PHI -130 VAN +110 | O 6.5 U 6.5 |
| Bovada | PHI -1.5 VAN +1.5 | PHI -135 VAN +115 | O 6 U 6 |
| BetOnline.ag | PHI -1.5 VAN +1.5 | PHI -130 VAN +115 | O 6 U 6 |
| LowVig.ag | PHI -1.5 VAN +1.5 | PHI -130 VAN +115 | O 6 U 6 |
| MyBookie.ag | PHI -1.5 VAN +1.5 | PHI -136 VAN +111 | O 6 U 6 |
| BetUS | PHI -1.5 VAN +1.5 | PHI -130 VAN +110 | O 6 U 6 |
| Caesars | PHI -1.5 VAN +1.5 | PHI -138 VAN +118 | O 6 U 6 |
Injury Report
Philadelphia lists Rasmus Ristolainen on injured reserve with an upper-body issue and Nikita Grebenkin out following upper-body surgery. Vancouver is without goaltender Thatcher Demko because of a hip injury, while Filip Chytil, Akil Thomas and MacKenzie MacEachern are listed on injured reserve. Defenseman Tom Willander is day-to-day with a lower-body injury. These absences influence Vancouver goaltending depth and defensive rotations, while Philadelphia must assess its own blue-line options.
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Key Matchup Edge
Philadelphia has the more reliable penalty kill at 80.6 percent compared with Vancouvers 63.5 percent, a significant special-teams mismatch. Conversely, the Canucks average 2.89 goals per game against the Flyers 2.21, and the visitors enter on short rest after playing overtime in Calgary. Defensive execution and discipline could outweigh simple win-loss comparisons.
3 Things to Watch
- Vancouver penalty kill at 63.5 percent
- Philadelphia scoring average of 2.21 goals
- Flyers playing second consecutive night
Betting Breakdown
Philadelphia and Vancouver meet Monday at Rogers Arena with both clubs seeking relief from difficult starts. The Flyers arrive 4-10-5 following a 4-3 overtime loss in Calgary on Sunday, in which Denver Barkey, Noel Acciari and Owen Tippett scored. That result leaves Philadelphia playing on consecutive nights and traveling between Canadian cities before a 9:30 p.m. Eastern puck drop. Vancouver enters 3-15-1 after a 4-2 loss in Edmonton on Saturday. The Canucks have surrendered 4.58 goals per game, the highest rate in the league, but their 2.89 goals scored per contest exceeds Philadelphias 2.21. Special teams might determine whether the visiting team can overcome its rest disadvantage. The Flyers kill 80.6 percent of penalties, compared with just 63.5 percent for Vancouver, giving Philadelphia an identifiable route to scoring opportunities. The Canucks have a 20.7 percent power play, while the Flyers sit at 17.2 percent. The 6.5-goal market total deserves attention alongside both teams defensive numbers. Vancouver also has a home-ice opportunity against a Philadelphia team with only one road win in nine outings.
Philadelphia Betting Outlook
The Flyers enter this contest with a 4-10-5 record, and Sundays 4-3 overtime loss in Calgary extended their winless run to three games. Their 1-6-2 road record illustrates the challenge, although the club has covered the puck line in five of nine away games and stands 10-9 overall. Philadelphia averages 2.21 goals scored and allows 3.37 per contest. The 80.6 percent penalty kill could prove valuable against Vancouver, while the 17.2 percent power play seeks a favorable matchup with the Canucks struggling penalty killers. Matvei Michkov had 10 goals entering Sunday, including five on the power play. Travel and the second consecutive game are important handicapping considerations.
Vancouver Betting Outlook
Vancouver returns home at 3-15-1 after losing 4-2 at Edmonton on Saturday, its fifth straight defeat. The Canucks are 8-11 against the puck line, including 3-5 at home, and have won just one of eight home games. Offensive production has been less problematic than defensive resistance: Vancouver averages 2.89 goals for but allows 4.58, and its penalty kill sits at 63.5 percent. Elias Pettersson has 19 points through 19 games, while Brock Boeser has 16 points, including seven goals. The club has another opportunity to exploit a visitor on short rest, but the goaltending picture remains complicated by Thatcher Demkos injured-reserve absence.
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Philadelphia Flyers vs Vancouver Canucks FAQ
What is the current spread for Philadelphia Flyers vs Vancouver Canucks?
The current home spread is VAN +1.5, while the away spread is PHI -1.5.
How far has the spread moved for Philadelphia Flyers vs Vancouver Canucks?
The spread opened at VAN +1.5 and is now VAN +1.5.
What is the current moneyline for Philadelphia Flyers vs Vancouver Canucks?
The current moneyline is PHI -135 / VAN +114.
How far has the moneyline moved for Philadelphia Flyers vs Vancouver Canucks?
The moneyline opened at PHI -122 / VAN +102 and is now PHI -135 / VAN +114.
What is the current total for Philadelphia Flyers vs Vancouver Canucks?
The current total is 6.5.
How far has the total moved for Philadelphia Flyers vs Vancouver Canucks?
The total opened at 6.5 and is now 6.5.
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Where to watch Philadelphia Flyers vs Vancouver Canucks?
You can watch this game on NBC Sports Philadelphia. For the latest broadcast details, see Where to Watch.
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What is the biggest matchup edge for Philadelphia Flyers vs Vancouver Canucks?
Philadelphia has the more reliable penalty kill at 80.6 percent compared with Vancouvers 63.5 percent, a significant special-teams mismatch. Conversely, the Canucks average 2.89 goals per game against the Flyers 2.21, and the visitors enter on short rest after playing overtime in Calgary. Defensive execution and discipline could outweigh simple win-loss comparisons.
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