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Two of the hottest NHL teams collide Monday when the Carolina Hurricanes visit the Vegas Golden Knights at T-Mobile Arena. Both lead their respective divisions, and both have started the season on extended point streaks. Carolina (5-0-0) is the league’s only unbeaten team, rolling through a 5,225-mile Western road trip with wins at San Jose, Anaheim, and Los Angeles. Seth Jarvis has been the story, notching four game-winning goals in the team’s first five contests — an NHL record. Vegas (4-0-2) has scored a league-leading 26 goals through six games, including a 6-1 rout of Calgary. Jack Eichel leads the league with 15 points, while Mark Stone has an assist in every game. At ScoresAndStats’ NHL odds board Vegas opened

The Buffalo Sabres look to extend their win streak when they visit the Montreal Canadiens on Monday night at the Bell Centre. Puck drop is set for 7:30 PM ET and you can check full matchup lines on the NHL odds page Buffalo rebounded from an 0-3 start with back-to-back wins over Ottawa and Florida. Their power play has come alive, ranking among the NHL’s top six. Josh Doan scored twice on the man advantage against the Panthers while Alex Lyon has steadied the net with a .929 save percentage. Montreal comes in 4-2 after a 4-3 loss to the Rangers. The Canadiens still rank top five in goals scored but remain middle of the pack defensively. Expect another up-tempo

The Seattle Kraken have made a habit of going the distance. Each of their last four games has gone past regulation, and they’ll try to avoid a fifth straight overtime when they visit the Philadelphia Flyers at Xfinity Mobile Arena on Monday night. Seattle’s road trip has tested their endurance. The Kraken lost in extra time to Montreal and Ottawa before edging Toronto 4-3, with Josh Mahura scoring the winner. Head coach Lane Lambert said his group “expects to be in tight hockey games” and must stay comfortable in them. Philadelphia also played bonus hockey in its last outing. Noah Cates scored the overtime winner in a 2-1 victory over Minnesota, while Dan Vladar stopped 15 shots. Owen Tippett added

The New York Rangers return to Madison Square Garden on Monday looking for their first home goal and win of the season when they face the Minnesota Wild. Artemi Panarin broke out with a four-point night in Saturday’s comeback win over Montreal, ending New York’s three-game skid. Minnesota continues a five-game road trip after a 2-1 overtime loss in Philadelphia. The Wild have dropped three straight, outshot 66-30 over the weekend. Coach John Hynes called out his team’s compete level after Friday’s 5-1 loss, though Minnesota responded with a better effort Saturday. Panarin and Mika Zibanejad combined for four points against Montreal, finally unlocking a power play that had gone cold. The Rangers are 3-4-0, all wins coming away from