Rangers vs. Canucks Odds, Picks & Prediction: Lay the Under

Author Jason Green | Published at November 13, 2026

Rangers vs. Canucks odds and picks for non-conference affair. Check out our best bets for this game, including player props. — Oct 11, 2026; New York, New York, USA; Vancouver Canucks goaltender Kevin Lankinen (32) at Madison Square Garden. Mandatory Credit: Wendell Cruz-Imagn Images

Two teams heading in different directions face off north of the border tonight with the reeling Vancouver Canucks hosting the streaking New York Rangers. In this Rangers vs. Canucks prediction, you will find the latest odds, betting trends, game info, player prop bets, and more for this non-conference matchup.

The Rangers are on the fourth game of their road trip, and they have won four of their last five games after a four-game skid. While the team has won two of the three games on this road trip this season, they are only 3-6-1 on the road and 8-3 at home.

Well, last season the Canucks had, by far, the fewest points in the NHL, and early on this season it looks like that may be the case again. They have lost six in a row, and after winning two of their first three games, they have only one win in 17 games since.

Earlier in the season in the Big Apple, the Rangers laid a 6-2 beatdown on the Canucks.

Rangers vs. Canucks Odds

Here are the odds for tonight’s game from FanDuel Sportsbook:

Moneyline: Rangers (+220) / Canucks (-180)
Total (Over/Under): Over 6.5 goals (-105) / Under 6.5 goals (-115)
Puck Line: Rangers -1.5 goals (+108) / Canucks +1.5 goals (-132)

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New York Rangers Betting Trends

The Rangers are 4-1 SU in their last five games.
They are 4-0 in their last four games as a favorite.
They have an Under record of 5-1 in their last six games.

In their game, the Rangers beat the Calgary Flames 3-1, with Mika Zibanejad scoring two goals, Tye Kartye scoring an empty-netter with only seven seconds left in regulation, and Joonas Korpisalo being solid in between the pipes, allowing only one goal on 30 shots.

New York has allowed no more than three goals in any of their last five games, after giving up 22 goals in the four losses before that.

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Vancouver Canucks Betting Trends

The Canucks are 0-6 SU in their last six games.

They are 0-7 SU in their last seven home games.
They are 2-17 this season as an underdog.
They have an Under record of 4-2 in their last six games.

In Vancouver’s last game, they lost 3-1 at home to the Philadelphia Flyers, where Jonathan Lekkerimaki lit the lamp for the lone goal on a power play, and Leevi Merilainen gave up two goals on 21 shots.

What can you say about the Canucks? They have the fewest points in the NHL and have only three wins in 20 games. In their current six-game skid, they lost the first game by a single goal, but in the last five they have lost by multiple goals. They have major issues on both sides of the ice, and calling it a rebuilding phase would be a stretch.

Brock Boeser and Jonathan Lekkerimaki lead the team with seven goals apiece, and Elias Patterson is the only player with more than 12 points, at 16.

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Key Stats

Rangers

Goals per game: Tied for 17th
Goals against per game: 32nd

Canucks

Goals per game: 21st
Goals against per game: Tied for 7th

Probable Starting Goalies

Rangers

New York did not play yesterday, and Dylan Garand (6-7-1, 2.48 GAA, .905 save %) is the top netminder and will likely get the start, with Joonas Korpisalo getting the starting nod in the last game. Garand has allowed only two goals in each of his last two starts and, in the one before that, only allowed one. He was in goal in the win this season over Vancouver, conceding two goals on 21 shots.

Canucks

With the Canuck not playing tonight, Leevi Merilainen (2-8-1, 3.41 GAA, .889 save percentage) is expected to get another start, as Vancouver didn't play last night. He has seen much more time in between the pipes, and that's no surprise since Kevin Lankinen (1-8-0, 6.03 GAA, .808 save percentage) has struggled all season and has given up five goals in each of his last two starts.

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Rangers vs. Canucks Prediction: Lay the Under (-115)

I think the Rangers will win this game, but I don't think they will light up the Canucks like they did earlier this season in New York. Since the odds are not good for them as such a big favorite, I am going with the total. Going with the betting trends that point to the Under and Garand has given up two goals in each of his last two starts and Merilainen has given up three goals in each of his last two starts. This game will be close to the total but will go Under, which is my pick for this non-conference game.

More Rangers vs. Canucks Picks, Props and Best Bets

Elias Pettersson 1+ assists: (-105, DraftKings) – Good value bet here at -105 for Pettersson, who leads the Canucks in assists and has four in the last four games.
Alexis Lafreniere (-150, DraftKings) – Lafreniere ranks second on the Rangers in points and has four over the last three games.
Tye Kartye 1+ goals: (+300, DraftKings) – Great value bet here, as Kartye ranks second on the Rangers in goals and has three of them in the last four games.

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