How to Watch Vancouver Canucks vs. Nashville Predators: NHL Playoffs First Round Game 1 Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time - 4-21-2024

Looking to watch the Vancouver Canucks and Nashville Predators in Game 1 of the NHL Playoffs First Round? Tune in to ESPN on Sunday at 10:00 PM ET.

Canucks vs. Predators Game TV Channel & Live Stream

Date: Sunday, April 21, 2024
Time: 10:00 PM ET
TV: ESPN
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The Canucks’ 279 total goals (3.4 per game) make them the sixth-best scoring team in the league.
Defensively, the Canucks have been one of the stingiest units in NHL action, allowing 221 total goals (2.7 per game) to rank fifth.
They have the league’s fifth-best goal differential at +58.
The 58 power-play goals the Canucks have put up this season are ninth-best in the NHL (on 257 power-play chances).
The Canucks’ 22.57% power-play conversion rate ranks 12th in the league.
The Canucks have scored seven shorthanded goals this season.
The Canucks kill 79.13% of opponent power plays, the 18th-ranked penalty-kill percentage in the league.
The Canucks have the seventh-best faceoff win percentage in the NHL, at 52.3%.
The Canucks have a 12.0% shooting percentage as a team, which leads the league.
The Canucks have shut out opponents seven times this season. As a team, they are averaging 22.8 hits and 14.1 blocked shots per game.

One of Vancouver’s top offensive players this season is J.T. Miller, who has put up 103 points in 81 games.
With 17 goals and 75 assists, Quinn Hughes is one of the most important offensive options for Vancouver with his 92 points (1.1 per game).
Through 82 games, Elias Pettersson has proven himself as a contributor for Vancouver. He has 90 points (34 goals and 56 assists).
Across 51 games played, Thatcher Demko has a goaltending record of 34-14-2. During those games, he’s allowed 123 goals while recording 1363 saves.

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With 266 goals (3.2 per game), the Predators have the league’s 10th-best offense.
The Predators have given up 248 total goals this season (3.0 per game), 13th in the league.
With a goal differential of +18, they are 14th in the league.
The Predators have 58 power-play goals (on 269 chances), ninth in the NHL.
The Predators score on 21.56% of their power plays, No. 16 in the NHL.
The Predators have seven shorthanded goals (12th in league).
At 76.92, the Predators have the 22nd-ranked penalty-kill percentage in the league.
At 50.4%, the Predators have the league’s 16th-ranked faceoff win percentage.
With a shooting percentage of 10.1%, the Predators are 15th in the league.
The Predators have held their opponents scoreless four times.

Filip Forsberg’s 48 goals and 46 assists in 82 games for Nashville add up to 94 total points on the season.
Roman Josi has collected 85 points this season, with 23 goals and 62 assists.
Gustav Nyquist is a crucial contributor on offense for Nashville with 23 goals and 52 assists.
Juuse Saros is 35-24-5 in 64 games this season, conceding 174 goals (2.9 goals against average) with 1672 saves and a .906 save percentage (30th in the league).