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Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl head to Honda Center in a series that has become far more competitive than expected. Find out if the Oilers reclaim control in Game 3.
The Presidents Trophy-winning Avalanche lead 2-0 and now take their dominant play to Crypto.com Arena, where the Kings need a miracle to avoid a 3-0 series deficit.
The Sabres and Bruins split the opening two games in Buffalo, and now Boston gets home ice at TD Garden -- but Buffalo's playoff drought-ending roster is not backing down.
The Hurricanes lead the series 2-0 but both wins were decided by one goal -- Ottawa gets Canadian Tire Centre and Linus Ullmark in peak form as they fight to extend the series.
Dan Vladar has been extraordinary in two playoff wins, including a shutout in Game 2. Philadelphia takes a 2-0 series lead home to Xfinity Mobile Arena for Game 3 against the Penguins.
Edmonton leads the series 1-0 and hosts Anaheim at Rogers Place looking to build on their Game 1 advantage. The Oilers are heavy -182 favorites with the over/under set at 6.5 goals.
The Wild dominated Game 1 with a 6-1 blowout before Dallas evened the series in Game 2. Now the action shifts to Grand Casino Arena in Saint Paul where Minnesota is a home favorite.
Montreal won Game 1 in overtime, but Tampa Bay's home urgency and historical bounce-back numbers make Game 2 a must-watch. Get our full prediction.
The Sabres lead 1-0 after a thrilling Game 1, and 88% of bettors are on the over for Game 2. Find out why the under and home Sabres might both be the right call.
The Golden Knights lead 1-0 and host the injury-ravaged Utah Mammoth at T-Mobile Arena. Can Utah find a way to steal one on the road, or will Vegas roll to a dominant 2-0 series lead?
Colorado leads 1-0 after a 2-1 Game 1 win with Scott Wedgewood shutting down LA. The injury-depleted Kings face a massive climb at Ball Arena in Game 2.
Nick Suzuki is one goal away from 30 and the Canadiens head to Philly for the last game of the regular season. Here is what the numbers say.
Both teams are out of playoff contention, but Alex Ovechkin hunting history gives this season finale must-watch stakes. Here is our pick.
Minnesota is missing four key players and has nothing left to play for while Anaheim is desperate for points. The market barely separates them - here is why.
