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The Edmonton Oilers visit the Philadelphia Flyers on Wednesday, November 12, 2025, at Xfinity Mobile Arena (7:30 PM ET, NBCS). Edmonton looks to build off a 5-4 overtime win over Columbus after a rough stretch, while Philadelphia aims to fix its slow starts following a 3-2 OT loss to Ottawa. Both clubs have split their season series in each of the past four years, and early momentum could decide this one. For bettors comparing updated lines, visit the NHL odds page before puck drop. The Oilers opened around -133 and now sit near -137 on the moneyline, while the Flyers are +116. Edmonton’s puck line sits at -1.5 (+176), Philadelphia’s at +1.5 (-220), with the total steady at 6.0 goals

The Chicago Blackhawks return home on Wednesday, November 12, 2025, to host the New Jersey Devils at the United Center (9:30 PM ET, TNT). After closing a six-game road swing with three straight wins, Chicago aims to keep its momentum alive against one of the Eastern Conference’s best. The Blackhawks have won three in a row, powered by elite special teams — they’ve gone 5-for-7 on the power play and are 10-for-10 on the penalty kill during the streak. Connor Bedard has scored in three straight games, while Tyler Bertuzzi has six goals in the past three. The Devils, 11-5-1 overall, dropped a 3-2 overtime decision to the Islanders on Monday but remain strong in the Metropolitan race. Injuries have

The Buffalo Sabres and Utah Mammoth are both desperate for a win when they meet Wednesday night in Salt Lake City. Buffalo has one victory in its past seven games (1-2-4), while Utah has dropped five of six since topping the Sabres 4-2 on Nov. 4. The Sabres are still winless on the road at 0-3-2 and have struggled to finish scoring chances despite ranking 11th in shots per game (28.9). Coach Lindy Ruff said the team is generating looks but not converting. “I’d be worried if we weren’t creating enough,” Ruff said. Utah returns home after a four-game East Coast trip that ended with a 4-2 loss in Ottawa. The Mammoth have fallen from first to eighth in the

The Michigan Wolverines will look to keep their offensive fireworks rolling when they meet the Wake Forest Demon Deacons on Tuesday night in Detroit. No. 7 Michigan (1-0) opened its season with a historic 121-78 dismantling of Oakland, setting multiple program marks — including seven players scoring in double figures and tying a school record with 19 made three-pointers. The 121 points were Michigan’s most in a game since 1990. Head coach Dusty May tempered expectations despite the explosive debut. “We’re a long way from being as good as we can be,” May said. “There were a few times we passed up good shots trying to make the extra play, but I’ll take that any day.” Michigan’s balanced scoring attack