These teams have played twice this season, and we saw both games go over 6.5. In Spencer Martin's start against the Sharks, he gave up five goals. Martin has a 4.63 GAA in his last seven starts, in which he hasn't given up fewer than three goals. James Reimer has been better on the road, where he has a 2.33 GAA. Unfortunately for him, I don't predict the Sharks providing much additional defense tonight. At home, the Canucks give up an average of 4.00 goals per game, scoring 3.00. I think we see a minimum of six goals tonight, and I'll bet on this game to reach seven.

The Canucks are just a .500 team but this still seems rather cheap at home vs. a bad Sharks side that has lost 25 of its past 35 away dating to last season. Vancouver enters on a two-game winning streak and has found its offense with a combined 11 goals in those. No one is hotter than Elias Pettersson, who has four goals and 14 points in his last seven games. Vancouver has won seven straight in the series.