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Vegas heads to American Airlines Center on Tuesday night for one of the tougher assignments on the board. The Golden Knights are 29-21-14, but the record hides how rough this stretch has been. They have won just five of their last 17 games and have dropped five of their last six, including Sunday’s 4-2 loss in Edmonton. Dallas, meanwhile, comes in 39-14-10 and still rolling, with a 12-game point streak after Sunday’s 4-3 overtime win over Chicago. This is also a matchup where the current form matters more than the season-long reputation. Vegas has had issues with slow starts and shaky goaltending lately, and the injury list still takes real bite out of the lineup. Dallas is not fully healthy

The Anaheim Ducks head to Canada Life Centre on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, for an 8:30 PM ET matchup against the Winnipeg Jets on ESPN+. Anaheim comes in at 35-25-3 and sitting atop the Pacific, while Winnipeg is 26-26-10 and trying to turn a decent post-break stretch into a real late push. These teams already played a wild one in Anaheim on Feb. 27, with the Ducks taking a 5-4 overtime win, so the revenge angle is obvious on the Winnipeg side. The Ducks have been strong since the Olympic break despite the shutout loss to St. Louis that ended their nine-game homestand, and Winnipeg has also been finding points with three straight wins and a six-game point streak. It

The Los Angeles Kings arrive at Nationwide Arena on Monday night looking to regain some traction in a challenging Western Conference campaign. Sitting at 25-23-14, the Kings have been a difficult team to peg lately, frequently showing flashes of high-end offensive aggression—as evidenced by their 39-shot output against Montreal—only to fall just short in the final score. Interim head coach D.J. Smith is tasked with tightening the defensive structure for a group that currently ranks 6th in goals allowed, but finding consistent secondary scoring remains the primary obstacle for this veteran-heavy roster. On the other side, the Columbus Blue Jackets have established themselves as a formidable home presence this season. Under Rick Bowness, the 32-22-9 Blue Jackets are currently holding

The Calgary Flames head to the nation’s capital on Monday night, looking to build on a high-scoring 5-4 victory over the Carolina Hurricanes. While the Flames currently sit at 25-30-7 and face an uphill battle in the Western Conference standings, that win showed the offensive spark they are capable of when clicking. Ryan Huska’s squad has struggled with consistency away from home, but they enter Capital One Arena with the confidence that they can hang with anyone if their top-six forwards produce as they did on Saturday. On the other side, the Washington Capitals are looking to steady the ship after a 3-1 loss to the Boston Bruins. Holding a 31-26-7 record, Washington remains firmly in the mix in the