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The Boston Bruins head to Capital One Arena on Saturday, March 14, for a 3:00 PM ET start against the Washington Capitals in a game that feels pretty close to a playoff eliminator in mid-March. Boston comes in at 36-23-6 after a 4-2 home loss to San Jose, while Washington is 33-27-7 and coming off a 2-1 win over Buffalo. ABC has the broadcast, and the betting market has this one lined with Washington as a slight home favorite. Boston has been the better team over the full season, but the split between home and road form is getting harder to ignore. The Bruins have dropped seven straight road games, and that matters here because they are walking into a

Colorado heads to Canada Life Centre on Saturday, March 14, 2026, for a 4:00 PM ET start against Winnipeg, with ESPN+ carrying the broadcast. The Avalanche come into this one sitting at 44-11-9, first in the Central Division and first in the Western Conference, and they still look locked in despite already being in strong playoff position. Thursday’s 5-1 win over Seattle was another reminder. Nathan MacKinnon kept rolling, the offense came early, and Colorado looked like a team still pushing hard for the top overall seed rather than one just trying to coast to April. Winnipeg is in a very different spot. The Jets are 26-28-10, 13th in the conference and seventh in the division, and this feels close

The San Jose Sharks head to Bell Centre on Saturday night for a 7:00 PM ET matchup with the Montreal Canadiens, and there is real playoff pressure on both sides. San Jose enters at 31-26-6 and just climbed into the second wild-card spot in the West after a strong 4-2 road win over Boston. Montreal is 36-18-10, sitting third in the Atlantic Division, and carrying a three-game winning streak into this one after a 3-2 win over Ottawa. This is the second and final meeting of the season, and the first one was wide open. San Jose beat Montreal 7-5 on March 3 behind a huge night from Macklin Celebrini, so there is already some recent history here. The Sharks

The Toronto Maple Leafs head to KeyBank Center on Saturday night for a 7:00 PM ET matchup with the Buffalo Sabres, and it is one of those games where the emotional angle matters almost as much as the numbers. Toronto comes in at 28-27-11 and sits near the bottom of the Eastern playoff picture, while Buffalo is 40-20-6 and fighting to protect its spot near the top of the Atlantic. MSG has the broadcast, and the market has the Sabres installed as a clear home favorite. Toronto finally snapped its ugly eight-game skid with a 6-4 win over Anaheim on Thursday, but that result came with a major cost after Auston Matthews went down with a lower-body injury. Buffalo had