Canucks Parlay Picks vs. Flyers: Side & Support Parlay Plays

Brock Boeser put six shots on goal in a win over Anaheim and managed just one in a win over Edmonton. If you’re backing the Canucks against Philadelphia, two shots from Boeser is one way to build around a Vancouver win.

Look at how often Boeser got to two shots in Canucks wins, then flip it around: how often did Matvei Michkov go without an assist when the Flyers lost?

Two Canucks parlay picks to compare

Individual DraftKings prices observed November 9, subject to change
Player & prop Odds With this result All games
Brock Boeser
Over 1.5 shots on goal
2025–26 and 2026–27 regular seasons
−175 80.8%
21 of 26 VAN wins
62.8%
59 of 94 appearances
Matvei Michkov
Under 0.5 assists
2025–26 and 2026–27 regular seasons
−230 92.6%
50 of 54 PHI losses
73.0%
73 of 100 appearances

Brock Boeser — Over 1.5 shots on goal

Boeser got to two shots in two of Vancouver’s three wins this season and just seven of his 19 games overall. Three of those seven came in his last three games, all Canucks losses. At −175, you’re weighing that recent uptick against a season in which he’s often finished short of two.

Matvei Michkov — Under 0.5 assists

Michkov went without an assist in 14 of 15 Flyers losses this season. Minnesota was the exception: he set up a goal in just over 16 minutes of ice time. At −230, you’re getting a smaller payout than on Boeser’s shots. Michkov can score himself and still finish under, but one assist beats it.

What to weigh with a Vancouver win

If you’re expecting Boeser to keep putting pucks on net, his shots offer the bigger payout. If your read is that Vancouver can limit what Michkov creates for his teammates, the assist under fits that view. Follow the live Flyers at Canucks matchup and our NHL coverage.

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