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Dallas and Los Angeles meet in Inglewood as two struggling Western Conference teams try to stop the bleeding and reset their seasons. The Mavericks enter at 5-14, riding a three-game losing streak and dealing with rotation uncertainty after Anthony Davis’ brief return from a long injury absence. Rookie Cooper Flagg has quickly become the focal point of interest, not only as the No. 1 overall pick but as the primary lead option on the second night of a back-to-back with Davis ruled out. Dallas has competed hard in recent games but continues to fall just short late, raising questions about closing execution and scoring depth. The Clippers are 5-13 and also skidding, having dropped three straight despite getting huge scoring

The St. Louis Blues return home looking to build momentum when they host the Utah Mammoth on Saturday, November 29, 2025, at Enterprise Center. St. Louis appears on the St. Louis Blues team page, while Utah can be found on the Utah Mammoth team page. The Blues snapped several troubling trends in Friday’s 4-3 win over Ottawa, finally producing multiple 5-on-5 goals, holding a late lead, and securing a home win. Utah dropped its road-trip opener 4-3 in Dallas and has cooled significantly after an 8-2-0 start. Early odds list St. Louis as a moderate home favorite, with a total set in the mid-six range. The Blues’ comeback victory energized a crowd that has seen limited home success this season

Vegas returns to T-Mobile Arena on November 29, 2025, aiming to end a difficult month on a positive note when they host San Jose in a Pacific Division matchup. The Golden Knights, listed on the Vegas Golden Knights team page, have won just four of 13 games in November and enter on a four-game losing streak. The Sharks, found on the San Jose Sharks team page, come in on the opposite trajectory, having tied a franchise record with seven home wins in a single calendar month and posting a 9-4-1 record in November. Vegas’ recent struggles include slow starts and limited scoring—only five goals in their last three games—while San Jose has leaned on strong goaltending, improved special teams, and

The Pittsburgh Penguins host the Toronto Maple Leafs at PPG Paints Arena in Saturday NHL action. Pittsburgh seeks a successful holiday weekend sweep after consecutive wins, while Toronto looks to halt a skid on their extended road trip. Bettors must weigh the Penguins’ offensive depth against the Maple Leafs’ scoring firepower and defensive physicality. Toronto opened as slight favorites despite recent struggles. See full NHL odds for market movement. Toronto dropped a 4-2 game to Washington, their sixth loss in ten. Morgan Rielly and Matthew Knies scored, while Joseph Woll made 30 saves. The Leafs rank seventh in goals scored (78) and fourth in hits (584), showing offensive depth and physical play. William Nylander leads with 31 points, though his