Vancouver Canucks Playoff Odds After The 4 Nations Face-Off Break

With the 4 Nations Face-Off now complete, the Vancouver Canucks enter the final stretch of the regular season. Between February 22nd and April 17th, the Canucks have 27 games left to secure their spot in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs. With just over 40% of their remaining schedule against Pacific Division rivals, Vancouver will need to ensure they not just pick up wins but are victorious in regulation.

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Ahead of Saturday’s game against the Vegas Golden Knights, it is time to check in on the Canucks current playoff odds. The odds referenced are from MoneyPuck.com, as of February 22, 2025, at 1:00 am PT. Not only does MoneyPuck provide playoff odds, but it also looks at which position teams will finish in, as well as who is the favourite to win the 2025 Stanley Cup.

As per MoneyPuck, Vancouver has a 65% chance of making the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Their most likely postseason seed is the second wild card spot at 31.5%, followed by the first wild card spot at 16.5%. Lastly, MoneyPuck projects the Canucks will finish with 92 points and have a 0.7% chance of lifting the Stanley Cup.

The Hockey News – Analytics Site Projects That The Canucks Will Miss The 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs The Vancouver Canucks have 45 points through their first 39 games.

While Vancouver’s season has not gone the way they planned, the team is still in a position to qualify for the playoffs. That being said, they will need a big push over the next 27 games, as they are only up on the Calgary Flames by three points. Overall, clinching a playoff berth is a vital achievement, as the organization has not been to the postseason in back-to-back seasons since 2013.

The Canucks return to action Saturday night when they battle the Golden Knights. Vancouver will have to face their Pacific Division rivals without a few of their stars, as Thatcher Demko, Quinn Hughes, and potentially Elias Pettersson will miss the game with injuries. Puck drop is scheduled for 7:00 pm PT from T-Mobile Arena.

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