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St. Louis heads to the Delta Center on Thursday night for its season finale against Utah, with puck drop set for 7:30 PM on ESPN. The Blues come in at 36-33-12 and out of the playoff race, but they are not limping to the finish. They have won three straight and piled up 18 goals across those games, which changes
San Jose heads to Canada Life Centre on Thursday night for an 8:00 PM matchup with Winnipeg on NBCS in the regular-season finale for both teams. The Sharks come in at 38-35-8, while the Jets are 35-34-12, so the records are close enough to make this more competitive than the price might suggest at first glance. Still, the setup matters.
Los Angeles heads to Scotiabank Saddledome on Thursday night for a 9:00 PM ET puck drop against Calgary on ESPN+ in the regular-season finale for both clubs. The Kings come in at 35-26-20 and have already punched their playoff ticket, while the Flames sit at 33-39-9 and are playing out the final game of a disappointing season. That gives this
Seattle closes its season on the road Thursday night, heading into Ball Arena for a 10:00 PM ET puck drop against Colorado on ESPN. The Kraken come in at 34-36-11 and out of the playoff picture, while the Avalanche are 54-16-11, first in the Central, first in the West, and already locked into the Presidents’ Trophy. That changes the feel
The Vancouver Canucks close their season Thursday night with a road trip to Rogers Place for a 9:00 PM ET puck drop against the Edmonton Oilers on ESPN+. Vancouver comes in at 25-48-8 and buried at the bottom of the Western Conference, while Edmonton is 40-30-11 and still playing for something real. The Oilers cannot catch Vegas for the division,
Anaheim heads to Bridgestone Arena on Thursday night for an 8:00 PM ET puck drop against Nashville on ESPN+ in the regular-season finale for both teams. The Ducks enter at 42-33-6 and have already clinched a playoff spot, while the Predators are 38-33-10 and were eliminated earlier this week. So the angle here is a little uneven. Anaheim still has
Mammoth host Blues in final postseason tune-up A spirited surge has afforded the Utah Mammoth the luxury of kicking up their heels in their regular-season finale against the St. Louis Blues on Thursday in Salt Lake City. Nick Schmaltz scored a pair of power-play goals on Tuesday to help the Mammoth (43-32-6, 92 points) clinch the top wild-card spot in
Lightning, with home ice vs. Habs assured, oppose Rangers in tune-up When Tampa Bay hosts the New York Rangers in the regular-season finale on Wednesday, the Lightning know they won’t need to pack their bags postgame. Thanks to the Canadiens’ 4-2 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers on Tuesday, the Lightning (50-25-6, 106 points) clinched second place in the Atlantic Division,
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Leafs visit Senators for season-ending role reversal The Toronto Maple Leafs will end their season Wednesday night when they visit the Ottawa Senators, in a dramatic reversal from nearly a year ago. When the Maple Leafs (32-35-14, 78 points) visited the Senators (43-27-11, 97 points) last May 1, they won Game 6 to clinch a victory in the first-round playoff

