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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

The Utah Mammoth are aiming to extend their momentum as they arrive at the United Center on Monday night to face a struggling Chicago Blackhawks side. Utah has solidified its grip on the Western Conference’s top wild-card spot, and their recent performances—including a gritty 5-4 overtime victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets—have showcased a team playing with playoff-level intensity. Newly acquired defenseman MacKenzie Weegar made an immediate impact in his debut, further bolstering a Mammoth squad that has been on a successful road trip. The Blackhawks, meanwhile, are in a downward spiral, having dropped 11 of their last 13 games. Coming off a disheartening 4-3 overtime loss to Dallas on Sunday, Chicago is looking for a spark to salvage the

The Ottawa Senators are riding high, bringing a surge of momentum into Rogers Arena for their Monday night clash against the Vancouver Canucks. With a 31-22-9 record, Ottawa has been one of the league’s most resilient teams lately, posting an 8-1-2 mark since late January and extending their current point streak to six games. Fresh off a dominant 7-4 road win in Seattle, the Senators are clearly clicking offensively, scoring 20 goals over their last four contests. Head coach Travis Green has the squad playing with confidence, and they look poised to cap off this successful road trip on a high note. In stark contrast, the Vancouver Canucks are struggling to find footing in what has been a difficult season.

The Philadelphia Flyers are looking to keep their momentum rolling as they prepare to host the New York Rangers at Xfinity Mobile Arena on Monday night. Puck drop is scheduled for 7:00 PM, with the Flyers entering the contest riding a wave of confidence after a 4-3 shootout victory against the Penguins on Saturday. Philadelphia sits at 29-22-11 and has proven remarkably resilient, frequently rallying from deficits to secure points. They have won four of their last five games and appear to be finding their rhythm at the right time in the Eastern Conference race. Conversely, the Rangers are in a tailspin, having dropped seven of their last nine outings. Their most recent appearance resulted in a discouraging 6-3 loss