Philadelphia Flyers vs Minnesota Wild: The Wild will take two points away from Pennsylvania

Prediction for the NHL Philadelphia Flyers vs Minnesota Wild match, which will take place on March 4. Check the team conditions and choose several betting options.

Philadelphia has a fragile regular season. The Flyers are still floundering among the league outsiders, with no chance of making the playoffs, despite an excellent selection of players. In their last 23 meetings, the team has managed just three wins and 20 losses, which more than any other indicator of their current condition. The change of head coach, Mike Yeo, hasn't helped the Pennsylvanians either, although the position hasn't helped much. As a result, Philadelphia currently sits just 14th in the Eastern Conference standings, ahead of only hopeless Buffalo and Montreal.

Minnesota has had a solid regular season and is trying to prove they can fight for the top spots. From the very first games of the season, the Wild have looked defiant, aggressive, and performed well. Yes, they are now in a severe slump, as Dean Evason's side has only one win in their last seven meetings and six losses in regulation time. Despite such poor results in recent games, Minnesota remains in fourth place in the Western Conference standings, almost assured of a playoff spot.

Philadelphia and Minnesota are having a very different regular season. While the Flyers are among the underdogs in the Eastern Conference, having lost 20 of their last 23 games, the Wild are among the leaders in the West, although they are currently experiencing a slight crisis. Of course, at the moment, Dean Evason's team is stronger, so it should take away two points from the Wells Fargo Centre. That is why we suggest betting on Minnesota to win for 1.74.

Philadelphia and Minnesota have been quite productive of late. In their three previous head-to-head encounters, the opponents have combined for 25 goals (8.33 average per game), which is very respectable. The opponents have also been aggressive in the regular season, so the Wild have scored 353 goals (6.92 goals per game average) in 51 games, while the Flyers have posted 315 goals (5.93 goals per game average) in 53 games. Therefore, we suggest betting on a total over 6 for 1.85.

Kevin Fiala is one of Minnesota's most consistent players. He is in his fourth season with the Wild, averaging just under a point per game every time. The Swiss played in the current regular season 51 games and recorded 44 points (17 goals + 27 assists). It should be noted that the 25-year-old hockey player plays only in the second game combination, but it does not prevent him from showing good personal qualities. In such a situation, it is worth looking at a bet on Kevin Fiala Total Over 0.5 for 2.75.