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The Nashville Predators host the Winnipeg Jets at Bridgestone Arena in Saturday NHL action. Winnipeg looks to halt a four-game skid, while Nashville rides back-to-back wins. Bettors must weigh the Jets’ power play efficiency against the Predators’ home momentum. Winnipeg opened as slight favorites despite recent struggles. See full NHL odds for market movement. Winnipeg dropped a 5-1 loss to Carolina, their fourth straight defeat. Mark Scheifele scored the lone goal, while the team showed physicality with 32 hits and 17 blocks. The Jets rank sixth in power play efficiency with 17 goals, led by Scheifele (30 points) and Kyle Connor (28). Their ability to capitalize on penalties and maintain physical play provides a path to rebound. Nashville edged Chicago

Colorado returns to Ball Arena on November 29, 2025, looking to extend its 15-game point streak after Friday’s shootout loss ended its 10-game winning run. The Avalanche, found on the Colorado Avalanche team page, remain one of the league’s most complete teams with a 17-2-6 record and an undefeated mark in regulation on home ice. Montreal, appearing on the Montreal Canadiens team page, enters on a back-to-back of its own after securing a 3-1 win over Vegas that extended its winning streak to three. This matchup brings contrasting strengths: Montreal’s improved defensive detail and shot-blocking commitment versus Colorado’s league-best scoring output and elite playmaking from Nathan MacKinnon and Cale Makar. With both clubs playing for the second straight day, goaltending

The Charlotte Hornets host the Toronto Raptors at Spectrum Center. Toronto’s nine-game run leans on halfcourt efficiency and defense. Charlotte’s path is pace, threes, and turnover creation to offset shot quality. Pricing reflects form and matchup edges. See NBA odds for market updates. Toronto is winning with balanced offense and late-game execution. Brandon Ingram’s shot-making anchors the halfcourt while Scottie Barnes and Immanuel Quickley stabilize spacing and decisions. Efficient rim/midrange creation without sacrificing perimeter volume keeps their offensive floor high, and their defense travels. Charlotte snapped its skid with improved effort and cleaner transition defense. Miles Bridges carries usage, Brandon Miller’s shooting is pivotal, and LaMelo Ball must drive pace and paint touches even on off nights. Volume threes and

Detroit travels to TD Garden on November 29, 2025, for the first meeting of the season with Boston, with both clubs looking to rebound from Black Friday losses. Detroit, listed on the Detroit Red Wings team page, enters having dropped three straight and four of five, while Boston – appearing on the Boston Bruins page – comes off a 6-2 defeat to the Rangers with a heavily depleted forward group. Detroit’s inconsistency has pushed them to 13-11-1 and outside the East playoff picture, while Boston sits at 14-12-0 but is battling a wave of injuries to key contributors. The Bruins’ thin depth was evident Friday, and whether David Pastrnak or Pavel Zacha can return will significantly influence projections. Both teams