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The Florida Panthers head to Rogers Place on Thursday, March 19, for a 9:00 PM Eastern matchup with the Edmonton Oilers. The game will air on ESPN+, and it is one of the more interesting late-night spots on the board because both teams still have something to play for. Florida enters at 33-31-3 and is trying to stabilize its place in the Eastern picture, while Edmonton comes in at 34-26-9 and sits in a much better spot near the top of the Pacific Division. From a betting angle, this one feels pretty straightforward at first glance. Edmonton is the home favorite at -155, and that makes sense given the Oilers’ offensive ceiling and recent form. Still, Florida has been pesky

The Utah Mammoth head to T-Mobile Arena on Thursday, March 19, for a 10:00 PM Eastern matchup with the Vegas Golden Knights. The game will be available on ESPN+, and it comes at a pretty important time for both teams. Utah enters at 35-27-6 and holds the first wild-card spot in the West, while Vegas is 31-23-14 and right in the middle of a three-team fight at the top of the Pacific Division. This is not just another late-season game. Utah is coming off one of its best wins of the year, a 6-3 result in Dallas that snapped a four-game skid and showed there is still some real push in this group. Vegas, meanwhile, lost 2-0 to Buffalo but

The Tampa Bay Lightning head to Rogers Arena on Thursday, March 19, for a 10:00 PM Eastern matchup against the Vancouver Canucks. The game will air on ESPN+, and it sets up as a clear contrast in form and expectations. Tampa Bay enters at 41-21-4 and sits second in the Atlantic Division, while Vancouver is 21-38-8 and trying to build on a rare bright spot after beating Florida at home. From a betting perspective, this game starts with one basic question. Is Vancouver’s 5-2 win over the Panthers enough to make this number uncomfortable, or is this still a straightforward spot to back the deeper, more dangerous team? Tampa Bay just crushed Seattle 6-2 behind a vintage Nikita Kucherov performance,

The Buffalo Sabres continue their western road swing on Thursday night when they visit the San Jose Sharks at SAP Center. Puck drop is set for 10:00 PM Eastern on NBCS. Buffalo comes in at 42-20-6 and has turned into one of the league’s best road teams, while San Jose is 32-28-6 and still trying to stay in the playoff chase in the Western Conference. This is a fascinating betting spot because the Sabres are clearly the hotter team, but San Jose is not far enough out of the race to treat this like a dead-zone game. Buffalo is laying a fair road price at -148 after a 2-0 win over Vegas, while the Sharks are coming off a 5-3