Colorado Avalanche vs Minnesota Wild Prediction: the Avalanche Has More Experience

Prediction for the NHL Colorado Avalanche vs Minnesota Wild match which will take place on March 30th. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available. 

Colorado has another very powerful regular season. The first part of the season for the Avalanche did not work out due to restructuring and a series of injuries. However, they dealt with all the problems, and the results immediately improved. In the last ten meetings, the wards of Jared Bednar have won nine victories, allowing a single mistake in the game with Pittsburgh 2:5. This breakthrough allowed them to achieve fifth place in the Western Conference standings.

For Minnesota, the current regular season is going very well. The Wild got to the cup battles and made a sensation last season. Now they will try to overcome a round or two in the playoffs. The team is actively progressing and achieving good results, and recently even Kirill Kaprizov's absence has not stopped them. In the previous 20 meetings, the Wild was left without points only once, losing 2-5 to Boston. They lost four more times in overtime and had 15 wins, reaching third place in the Western Conference.

Colorado and Minnesota will play the face-to-face game, being in excellent shape, which seriously allowed them to improve their positions over the past month. At the same time, the Avalanche has much more experience in successful top matches, which makes them favorites in the upcoming game. Moreover, the win in the game with the Wild will allow the wards of Jared Bednar to go ahead of them in the standings, leading the Central Division. The Wild still play without Kirill Kaprizov, and scoring points will be challenging.

The upcoming game is significant for the competitors, we still have the right to expect a spectacular match from them. Both teams look great in attack this season: in 74 matches, the Wild have already scored 224 goals (3.03 on average per game), and the Avalanche have 245 goals in 73 meetings (3.36 on average per game). Both results are very high, and there are enough masters in the teams to play flawlessly.