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The Vegas Golden Knights head to Canada Life Centre on Tuesday night for an 8:00 PM matchup with the Winnipeg Jets, and this one carries a little more pressure than the records alone might suggest. Vegas comes in at 32-25-14 and still sitting near the top of the Pacific picture, while Winnipeg is 29-30-12 and trying to string together enough wins to stay relevant in the Central race. ESPN+ has the broadcast, and the market has Vegas as a short road favorite with the total posted at 6.0. There is a pretty clear contrast in form and profile here. Vegas is coming off a good 3-2 win over Dallas and has the stronger overall roster, even with a few notable

The Orlando Magic head to Rocket Arena on Tuesday night for an 8:00 PM matchup with the Cleveland Cavaliers, and the pressure is a little different for both sides. Orlando comes in at 38-33 and sitting eighth in the East, but the recent slide has made every game feel heavier. The Magic have dropped five straight, and while the offense showed some life in a 126-point effort against Indiana, the losses are starting to stack up at the wrong time. Cleveland is in better shape at 44-27 and fourth in the conference, and the Cavaliers have won three in a row coming into this one. That matters, of course, but the bigger point for bettors is that Cleveland still has

The San Jose Sharks head to Bridgestone Arena on Tuesday night for an 8:00 PM matchup with the Nashville Predators in a game that could shift the playoff race in the Western Conference. San Jose comes in at 32-30-6, sitting 11th in the West and trying to stop a small slide before it gets more damaging. Nashville is 33-28-9 and holding the eighth spot in the conference, so this is a pretty clear pressure game for the home side. Fans can catch it on NBCS. There is a lot riding on it, really. The Sharks have shown enough offense this season to stay dangerous, especially if Macklin Celebrini drives the game, but they are coming off three straight losses and

The Washington Capitals head to Enterprise Center on Tuesday night for an 8:00 PM matchup with the St. Louis Blues, and this one feels more important than it might look at first glance. Washington comes in at 35-28-9 and still trying to climb in the Eastern race, while St. Louis sits at 28-30-11 and needs points badly if it wants to stay in the conversation out West. ESPN+ will carry the game, and the market has this one priced almost like a pick’em. That makes sense, honestly. Washington has been in better form lately and has stacked a few wins, but St. Louis has played a bunch of tighter, lower-event games and has been competitive enough to stay awkward for