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The Utah Jazz head to Xfinity Mobile Arena on Wednesday night for a 7:30 PM ET tip against the Philadelphia 76ers in a game that looks lopsided on paper, but maybe not quite as simple once you dig into the spot. Utah enters at 18-43, sitting 14th in the Western Conference and fifth in the Northwest Division, while Philadelphia is 33-28, good for sixth in the East and fourth in the Atlantic. The Jazz have dropped six straight, but they did just push Denver to the wire in a 128-125 loss. The 76ers have lost two in a row and are coming off an ugly 131-91 defeat. Esta también es una ventaja en el calendario que vale la pena destacar.

The Toronto Maple Leafs head into the Prudential Center on Wednesday night looking to snap a cold spell that has seen them drop three straight games. Puck drop is scheduled for 7:00 PM as Craig Berube’s squad attempts to find some consistency in what has been a frustrating season for the blue and white. Currently sitting 13th in the Atlantic Division with a 27-25-10 record, the Leafs are coming off a tight 3-2 loss to Philadelphia. Despite the recent slump, Toronto remains a dangerous offensive threat, led by Auston Matthews, who continues to pepper opposing netminders with high shot volume. Across the ice, the New Jersey Devils are finding their stride at the right time. Led by former Leafs coach

The Vegas Golden Knights roll into Little Caesars Arena on Wednesday night desperate to snap out of a post-Olympic funk that has seen them drop seven of their last ten games. Puck drop is scheduled for 7:00 PM as the Golden Knights wrap up a grueling road trip following a narrow 3-2 loss to the Buffalo Sabres. Despite the recent slide, Bruce Cassidy’s squad still occupies the top spot in the Pacific Division with a 28-18-14 record, though their lead is shrinking. They face a Detroit Red Wings team that is trending in the opposite direction, sitting third in the Atlantic Division at 35-20-6 and looking to solidify their playoff positioning with a win on home ice. Detroit enters this

The Seattle Kraken return to Climate Pledge Arena on Wednesday night with redemption on their minds as they host the St. Louis Blues. This matchup serves as the rubber match of their three-game season series and comes just days after the Blues handed Seattle a frustrating 5-1 loss in St. Louis. That defeat was a rare blemish for a Kraken squad that has been surging lately, highlighted by a gritty 2-1 victory over the league-leading Carolina Hurricanes on Monday. Seattle currently holds third place in the Pacific Division with a 29-22-9 record, while the Blues arrive with a 22-29-9 mark and a bit of momentum after a 3-1 road win in Minnesota. St. Louis has been a different team since