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The Utah Mammoth head to Bridgestone Arena on Saturday night for a Western Conference matchup against the Nashville Predators. Puck drops at 8:00 PM ET, with Utah listed as a slight -121 road favorite and Nashville checking in at +101 on the moneyline. Utah enters at 23-20-4 and remains in the thick of the wild card hunt. The Mammoth have won three of their last four and are starting to find more offensive consistency. Nashville, meanwhile, is 22-22-3 and battling to stay relevant in the West. They’ve dropped five of their last six, including back-to-back home losses. With a tight line and limited separation between the teams, this is a pure value spot. The question is whether Utah’s recent form

Original Six rivals clash Saturday night at TD Garden as the Montreal Canadiens head to Boston to take on the Boston Bruins. Puck drops at 7:00 PM ET in a divisional battle with very different stakes. Boston is locked in a tight race atop the Atlantic, while Montreal continues to build for the future — though they’ve proven capable of stealing games as underdogs. The Bruins enter with a 30-13-6 record, among the league’s elite defensively and dominant at home. Montreal sits at 20-25-4, but they’ve been feisty — covering puck lines in eight of their last ten and showing improved 5-on-5 metrics in recent weeks. Boston is favored at -121 on the moneyline, with Montreal a short dog at

The Carolina Hurricanes head north of the border to face the Ottawa Senators Saturday night at Canadian Tire Centre. This inter-conference matchup is scheduled for 7:00 PM ET and carries very different weight for both sides. Carolina continues to chase seeding in a stacked Metropolitan Division, while Ottawa is simply trying to claw out of the Atlantic basement. Carolina enters at 28-15-5, winners of four of their last five, and playing their most complete hockey of the season. The Senators, meanwhile, sit at 17-27-3 and have struggled to string wins together despite moments of individual brilliance. Oddsmakers have the Canes as -129 road favorites, with Ottawa catching +109 on the moneyline and a total sitting at 6.0. Let’s dig in

Saturday night’s clash at Grand Casino Arena brings together two teams with postseason ambitions but different forms. The Florida Panthers are trending up and finding consistency, while the Minnesota Wild are still battling to regain momentum in a crowded Central Division. Puck drops at 8:00 PM ET in St. Paul, where the Wild open as slight favorites. Florida comes in at 27-16-4 and is 7-3 over its last 10, riding strong goaltending and a sharpened defensive identity. The Wild sit at 21-21-5 and have won two straight, but they remain outside the playoff picture. Both teams need points, but only one is consistently playing like a contender right now. The market is shading Minnesota at -127, but this matchup feels