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The first-round Western Conference series between the Vegas Golden Knights and Minnesota Wild is now a best-of-three battle—and it’s heading back to the Strip. After a heart-stopping 4-3 overtime win in Game 4, the Golden Knights evened the series 2-2 and regained home-ice advantage. Game 5 takes place Tuesday night at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, where the Knights are looking to build on one of the best home records in the NHL this season. But don’t expect the Wild to fold. They’ve already defied the odds this series, and if there’s one thing they’ve proven—it’s that they’re not afraid to scrap. For bettors and fans tracking the broader playoff picture, check the latest Stanley Cup Odds and Conference Winner

The Carolina Hurricanes are one win away from advancing to the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs—and they’ve got the momentum, the firepower, and home ice to do it. Leading 3-1 in their first-round series against the New Jersey Devils, the Canes will try to close things out in Game 5 Tuesday night in Raleigh. After a hat trick performance by Andrei Svechnikov in Game 4, the Hurricanes appear to be clicking at just the right time. For Carolina fans? This is starting to feel like a familiar and promising story. Andrei Svechnikov had a quiet regular season by his standards. With just 48 points in 72 games (20 goals, 28 assists), it was his lowest output since the

The Toronto Maple Leafs are heading into Game 5 with a 3-1 series lead over the Ottawa Senators—but let’s be honest, nobody in Toronto is breathing easy just yet. With the weight of past failures looming, the Leafs are trying to shake off a brutal stat: 12 losses in their last 13 series-clinching opportunities. Tuesday night’s clash at Scotiabank Arena is about more than just advancing to the second round. It’s about proving they can finally finish. For Toronto fans who’ve lived through heartbreak after heartbreak, Game 5 feels like a moment of truth. Want insights beyond this series? Dive into the Stanley Cup Odds for a full view of the playoff field. Toronto played a strong game in Ottawa—dominating

The Atlanta Braves are starting to look like contenders again — not just because of their recent form, but thanks to the return of two key contributors from their 2021 World Series run. With Ian Anderson and Eddie Rosario back in the fold, Atlanta continues a three-game series Tuesday night in Denver against the struggling Colorado Rockies. Anderson, who pitched a World Series gem three years ago, was claimed off waivers from the Angels and rejoined a Braves club that has now won eight of its last 10. Rosario, the 2021 NLCS MVP, also re-signed and adds a reliable left-handed bat off the bench as Atlanta looks to solidify its depth for the long haul. The Braves took the opener