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The Boston Bruins visit the New York Rangers on Monday, January 26, 2026, at Madison Square Garden. Puck drop is set for 7:00 PM ET, and the game will air on NHLN. Boston comes in at 30-20-2 and trending up fast, while New York sits 21-25-6 and trying to stop the kind of skid that turns a season into trade rumors and nightly frustration. These teams have already traded blowouts in Boston, including that 10-2 Bruins result on January 10 that still hangs over this matchup. Since then, the gap in form has only gotten wider. Boston is on a strong run with a power play that’s been punishing mistakes, and New York keeps digging holes early, especially at home,

The Utah Mammoth visit the Tampa Bay Lightning on Monday, January 26, 2026, at Benchmark International Arena, with puck drop set for 7:00 PM ET on ESPN+. Utah enters 27-20-4 and sitting in a Western wild-card spot, and they’re playing like a team that’s figured out its identity. Tampa Bay is 32-14-4, still right near the top of the Atlantic, but the vibe shifts a bit after that wild 8-5 loss in Columbus ended a 15-game point streak. This sets up as a classic “response” spot for Tampa. They’re back home for a long homestand, and the Lightning usually tighten the game after a messy one. The problem is Utah is not a soft landing. The Mammoth are on a

The Anaheim Ducks visit the Edmonton Oilers on Monday, January 26, 2026, at Rogers Place in Edmonton. Puck drop is set for 8:30 PM ET on ESPN+. Anaheim comes in at 28-21-3, riding a seven-game winning streak that flipped the tone of their season fast. Edmonton is 26-19-8 and sitting second in the Pacific, still dangerous, still capable of turning a game into a track meet in about three shifts. This one has a clear “heat check” feel. Anaheim just got a huge overtime win in Calgary behind a Beckett Sennecke hat trick, and the Ducks suddenly look like a team that expects goals to come. Edmonton is coming off a 6-5 win over Washington where Evan Bouchard put up

The Le Moyne Dolphins head to Hackensack to face the Fairleigh Dickinson Knights in a Northeast Conference matchup. Le Moyne enters at .500 with a 10-10 record and has been building momentum with three straight wins, while Fairleigh Dickinson looks to defend its home floor, where it has gone 5-3 this season. With the Dolphins favored by just 2.5 points, this game sets up as a competitive clash between two teams eager to climb the NEC standings and prove consistency in conference play. Le Moyne enters as the favorite, but Fairleigh Dickinson’s home-court edge makes this line worth monitoring. Current market: For live updates on spreads, totals, and moneylines, follow the College Basketball Odds feed, which refreshes throughout the day.