Wild vs. Flyers NHL Predictions, Picks and Odds - Nov. 3

The Minnesota Wild (10-3-3) visit the Philadelphia Flyers (4-8-4) on Tuesday, Nov. 3, with both coming off a victory in their last game. The sportsbooks have made the Wild heavy favorites at -185 on the moneyline, despite being away from home, and the Flyers are at +154.

Minnesota won 5-1 on the road its last time out on Nov. 1 against the Washington Capitals. The Wild got two points each out of Joel Eriksson Ek (two assists) and Bobby Brink (two assists).

In its last game on Nov. 1, Philadelphia secured a 6-3 home victory against the Utah Mammoth. Jamie Drysdale had three points (three assists) in that matchup for the Flyers.

Before this matchup, here is who we expect to secure the win in Tuesday's hockey action.

Wild vs. Flyers Predictions & Pick

For predictions on the upcoming game between the Minnesota Wild and Philadelphia Flyers, computer-calculated moneyline, over/under, and score predictions are below, based on data from Dunkel Index.

• Prediction: Flyers 2 - Wild 1
• Pick OU: Under 5.5 (Dunkel projecting 3 goals)
  

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Wild vs. Flyers Moneylines

Snag a peek below at the most up-to-date moneylines for the Wild-Flyers matchup.

• Favorite: Wild (-185)
• Underdog: Flyers (+154)

Wild Betting Insights

• The Wild have won 72.7% of their games when favored on the moneyline this season (8-3).
• Minnesota is 4-2 in games it has played with moneyline odds of -185 or shorter (66.7% win percentage).
• The implied moneyline probability for this game says the Wild have a 64.9% chance to win.
• Minnesota's games this season have finished above this matchup's total of 5.5 goals eight times.

Flyers Betting Insights

• This season the Flyers have been an underdog 13 times, and won four, or 30.8%, of those games.
• Philadelphia is 2-3 this season when entering a game as an underdog by +154 or more on the moneyline.
• The implied probability of a win by the Flyers, based on the moneyline, is 39.4%.
• Philadelphia and its opponent have combined to score more than 5.5 goals in six of 16 games this season.

Wild Key Stats

• Minnesota has scored the eighth-most goals in the league (52 total, 3.2 per game).
• The Wild have given up 36 total goals (only 2.2 per game), the third-fewest in league action.
• Its goal differential (+16) makes the team fifth-best in the league.
• The 15 power-play goals the Wild have recorded this season (on 56 power-play chances) are the fifth-most in the NHL.
• Minnesota's 26.79% power-play conversion rate is the eighth-best in the league.
• Minnesota kills 81.25% of opponent power plays, the 13th-ranked penalty-kill percentage in the league.
• Minnesota wins 48.9% of its faceoffs (20th in NHL).
• The Wild connect on 10.6% of their shots (22nd in the league).

Flyers Key Stats

• With 35 goals (2.2 per game), Philadelphia has the league's 29th-ranked offense.
• The Flyers have given up 53 total goals this season (3.3 per game), 26th in the league.
• it has the 29th-ranked goal differential in the league at -18.
• The Flyers have eight power-play goals (on 51 chances), 18th in the NHL.
• Philadelphia has the NHL's 27th-ranked power-play percentage (15.69%).
• This season, the Flyers have one shorthanded goal (14th in NHL).
• The 80.00% penalty-kill percentage of Philadelphia is 14th in the league.
• At 50.7%, Philadelphia has the NHL's 13th-ranked faceoff win rate.
• The Flyers' 9.4% shooting percentage is 28th in the league.