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The Nashville Predators head to Climate Pledge Arena on Tuesday, March 10, for a 10:00 PM matchup with the Seattle Kraken in a game that matters for both clubs in the Western playoff race. Nashville enters at 28-27-8, good for 11th in the conference and fifth in the Central, while Seattle is 29-24-9 and currently sitting eighth in the West and fourth in the Pacific. ESPN+ has the broadcast for a matchup that feels bigger than a typical mid-March game. Seattle is a slight home favorite at -122 on the moneyline, with Nashville coming back at +103. The total is set at 6.0, shaded to the over at -109 and the under at -113. Nashville has dropped four of its

The Edmonton Oilers head to Ball Arena on Tuesday night for a 10:00 PM matchup with the Colorado Avalanche, and this one has real weight in the Western playoff picture. Edmonton enters at 31-25-8 and still trying to sharpen its form down the stretch, while Colorado sits at 43-10-9 and has looked every bit like a top-tier Stanley Cup threat. TNT has the broadcast, and the market reflects the gap, with Colorado opening as the clear favorite. There is still some intrigue here because Edmonton’s offensive ceiling can change a game fast. The Oilers just beat Vegas 4-2 behind another strong night from Connor McDavid, and when this team gets even decent goaltending, it can hang around with almost anyone.

The Memphis Grizzlies (23-40) travel to Philadelphia on Tuesday to face the 76ers (34-30) at Xfinity Mobile Arena. Memphis is currently mired in a difficult four-game losing streak, their most recent setback being a 126-115 road loss against Brooklyn. Philadelphia, meanwhile, is also looking to break a slump, having dropped two consecutive games, including a 115-101 defeat against Cleveland. Under Nick Nurse, the 76ers have maintained a respectable 17-16 home record and currently sit in eighth place in the Eastern Conference. With the postseason race heating up, Philadelphia desperately needs a “get-right” game at home. Memphis, sitting near the bottom of the Western Conference, has struggled significantly on the road (11-21) and will look to their young core—specifically the consistently

The Detroit Pistons (45-18) head to Barclays Center on Tuesday night looking to snap a season-high four-game losing streak against a Brooklyn Nets (17-47) team that has found a sudden spark. Despite their recent skid, Detroit remains the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference, though their cushion atop the standings is shrinking. After being stunned by the Nets in a 107-105 comeback loss just last week—a game where Detroit blew a 23-point lead—the Pistons are looking for immediate redemption. Pistons coach J.B. Bickerstaff has urged his young squad to view this adversity as a crucial part of their playoff maturation. The good news for Detroit is the return of franchise cornerstone Cade Cunningham, who sat out the previous matchup