ScoresandStats.com Latest Sports Previews

The Ottawa Senators head to Capital One Arena on Wednesday, March 18, for a 7:30 PM ET matchup with the Washington Capitals. ESPN+ will carry the broadcast. Ottawa enters at 34-23-9 and sits slightly ahead of Washington, which comes in at 33-27-8. With both teams hovering around the Eastern Conference playoff picture, this is one of those late-season games that carries a little more weight than the average regular-season stop. The Senators are priced as a slight road favorite at -118, while the Capitals are sitting at +100. That looks about right for a game that feels close on paper but tilts a bit toward Ottawa because of current form. The Senators have been playing the better hockey lately, while

The Dallas Stars head to Ball Arena on Wednesday, March 18, for one of the best matchups on the NHL board. Puck drop is set for 9:30 PM, and TNT has the broadcast. Dallas comes in at 42-15-10, sitting second in both the Central Division and the Western Conference, while Colorado is 44-13-9 and holding the top spot in both. So yes, this one feels a lot bigger than a routine regular-season game. Both teams are coming off ugly losses, which makes the handicap a little more interesting. The Stars were beaten 6-3 by Utah, while the Avalanche got run over 7-2 by Pittsburgh. That usually sharpens the focus for two contenders like this. Colorado is the home favorite at

The St. Louis Blues head to Scotiabank Saddledome on Wednesday, March 18, for a 9:30 PM ET puck drop in a matchup between two Western Conference teams trying to salvage something from a difficult season. St. Louis enters at 27-30-10 under Jim Montgomery, while Calgary is 26-34-7 under Ryan Huska. The game will be available on ESPN+, and the market has the Blues as a slight road favorite at -118 with the Flames close behind at +100. This is not a flashy spot on the NHL board, but it is still an interesting one for bettors. The Blues have been the better team lately, especially against the number, and Calgary has shown enough shot volume and defensive resistance to make

The Philadelphia Flyers head to Honda Center on Wednesday, March 18, for a 10:00 PM start in a game that matters for both sides, even if the pressure is a little different. Philadelphia enters at 31-23-12 and is trying to climb in the Eastern Conference race, while Anaheim comes in at 37-27-3 as the leader in the Pacific Division and one of the better teams in the West. The Ducks are priced as home favorites at -153, with the Flyers at +129, and the total is sitting at 6.5. This matchup has a pretty clear contrast in style. Philadelphia has leaned on physical play, blocked shots, and goaltending to stay competitive in tight games. Anaheim has been the more aggressive