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The New York Islanders head north to take on the Calgary Flames at the Scotiabank Saddledome in a cross-conference clash on Wednesday night. Puck drop is scheduled for 9:30 PM ET. Both clubs have been fighting for consistency all season, and while neither is comfortably in playoff position, they’re both still in the hunt — making this a quietly important matchup as we cross the midway point of the season. The Islanders are slight -112 road favorites on the moneyline, with Calgary close behind at -107. The puck line sits at -1.5 (+222) for New York and +1.5 (-280) for the Flames. The total is 5.5 goals, with juice shaded toward the Over at -121, signaling some expectation of offensive

The Seattle Kraken travel to Salt Lake City to take on the Utah Mammoth at Delta Center in what should be a gritty Western Conference battle. Puck drop is set for 9:00 PM ET. Utah continues to solidify its identity in its inaugural season, and they’ve become a reliable home team, while Seattle is still searching for consistency in the second half of the campaign. Oddsmakers list Utah as clear -187 moneyline favorites, while Seattle sits at +154. The puck line is set at -1.5 (+136) for the Mammoth and +1.5 (-168) for the Kraken. The total is a modest 5.5 goals, which signals expectations of a slower, more defensive game — or at least two teams that have shown

The Montreal Canadiens head to the Canadian Tire Centre on Wednesday night to face the Ottawa Senators in a battle of Atlantic Division bottom-half teams. Puck drop is set for 7:00 PM ET, and while the playoff stakes aren’t high, there’s still betting value in this matchup — especially with two squads trying to build momentum for the second half of the season. Ottawa is a modest -130 favorite at home, with Montreal listed as a +109 underdog. The puck line favors Ottawa -1.5 at +180, while the Canadiens’ +1.5 side is juiced heavily to -222. The total is set at 6.5 goals, with juice leaning toward the Under at -115. These are the current betting lines for Canadiens vs

The Phoenix Suns open a three-game homestand spot for the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden, and New York’s biggest issue is clear: the defense has to stabilize. The Knicks have dropped seven of their last nine and opponents have been getting comfortable from three, which is a bad mix when you’re also dealing with key availability questions. Phoenix has been steadier than expected this season, but it’s walking into a tough matchup if Devin Booker is limited or out. Booker missed Thursday with an ankle sprain and is listed as questionable for this one. Phoenix has shown a higher floor than most expected, and that’s largely because they’ve competed consistently on both ends even through lineup fluctuation. The