NHL GAME PREVIEWS & BETTING TIPS

Game 5 shifts back to Rogers Place on Tuesday night, and the pressure is squarely on Edmonton. The Oilers are home for a 10:00 PM ET puck drop on TNT, but they are also down 3-1 in the series after dropping three straight to a Ducks team that has looked faster, calmer, and a little more opportunistic in the biggest

Game 5 brings real pressure back to PPG Paints Arena on Monday night, with the Philadelphia Flyers trying to close out the Pittsburgh Penguins at 7:00 PM on ESPN. Philadelphia leads the series 3-1 and has already won twice in this building, so the road angle is not some small side note here. It matters. The Flyers have looked comfortable

Game 4 shifts right back into a pressure spot Monday night at Delta Center, where the Vegas Golden Knights visit the Utah Mammoth for a 9:30 PM ET puck drop on ESPN. Utah carries a 2-1 series lead into Salt Lake City after finishing the regular season 43-33-6 and grabbing 92 points, while Vegas entered the playoffs as the Pacific

Despite 2-1 series deficit, Golden Knights not panicking vs. Mammoth After an unlikely Game 3 victory, the Utah Mammoth will try to secure their third straight win over the visiting Vegas Golden Knights on Monday in Salt Lake City during Game 4 of their first-round Stanley Cup playoff series. Vegas secured a 4-2 home win in Game 1, but the

Oilers in familiar spot trailing high-scoring Ducks in series The Edmonton Oilers need to repeat history. Again. The Oilers are looking to kick off yet another series comeback when they continue their Western Conference first-round playoff series on the road against the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday. During runs to the Stanley Cup final in each of the past two springs,

Game 4 heads back to Bell Centre on Sunday night with Montreal holding a 2-1 series lead after another overtime finish. Puck drop is set for 7:00 PM ET on ESPN, and this series has already turned into exactly the kind of first-round battle bettors want to track closely. Tampa Bay finished the regular season 50-26-6 and took the No.

Game 4 shifts back to Honda Center with a real swing feel to it. Anaheim leads the series 2-1 after ripping off back-to-back home wins, including Friday’s 7-4 result, and now the Ducks have a chance to push Edmonton to the edge before the series goes back north. Puck drop is set for 9:30 PM ET on Sunday, April 26,

The Buffalo Sabres and Boston Bruins meet Sunday, April 26, 2026, at TD Garden for Game 4 of their first-round playoff series. Puck drop is set for 2:00 PM ET, with TNT carrying the broadcast. Buffalo leads the series 2-1 after taking Game 3 in Boston, so this is a real pressure spot for the Bruins. Buffalo has been the

Game 4 heads to Crypto.com Arena on Sunday, April 26, with puck drop set for 4:30 PM ET on TNT. Colorado leads this first-round series 3-0 and now gets its first chance to close it out, while Los Angeles is trying to avoid another early playoff exit after three straight losses to open the round. The Avalanche have controlled the