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The Florida Panthers travel to face the Anaheim Ducks at the Honda Center on Tuesday night in a matchup featuring two clubs trending upward. Anaheim enters as one of the NHL’s early surprises, leading the Pacific Division after winning five of its past six games. Florida, meanwhile, looks to sustain momentum after improving play in recent outings. The Ducks’ youth movement continues to deliver, with Leo Carlsson and Cutter Gauthier each riding six-game point streaks. Veteran contributions from Chris Kreider and goaltender Lukas Dostal have added balance to a lineup that suddenly looks cohesive under coach Joel Quenneville. Anaheim’s victory over New Jersey extended its win streak to three and underscored a strong team identity forming early. Florida enters at

The Nashville Predators visit the Minnesota Wild on Tuesday night in St. Paul as both clubs seek stability in a competitive Central Division. The Wild snapped a five-game winless streak with a 5-2 home victory over Vancouver and aim to record their first back-to-back wins of the season. Minnesota’s offense finally clicked in that performance, led by Vladimir Tarasenko’s three-point night and a steady goaltending effort from Filip Gustavsson. Coach John Hynes emphasized pace and defensive discipline throughout their six-game homestand, which concludes against Nashville. For the Predators, inconsistency continues to be the defining issue. Nashville lost 5-4 in overtime to Vancouver on Monday, marking their fourth defeat in five outings. Despite offensive flashes from Filip Forsberg and Michael Bunting,

The Edmonton Oilers visit the Dallas Stars on Tuesday night at the American Airlines Center in a key early-season test between two Western Conference contenders. The Oilers look to rebound from a tough loss in St. Louis, while Dallas aims to extend its point streak to seven games. Edmonton enters at 6-5-3, holding third place in the Pacific Division, while Dallas stands 6-4-3 and near the top of the Central. The matchup draws interest from bettors tracking Western trends, as both clubs continue to establish form heading into the November schedule. See more NHL picks for the latest betting updates around the league. Oddsmakers opened the Stars as -135 favorites and the Oilers as +113 underdogs, with a total set

Minnesota United FC look to complete a first-round sweep when they visit the Seattle Sounders FC on Monday night at Lumen Field. The Loons won Game 1 in penalties after a scoreless draw, improving to 3-0 against Seattle this season. Coach Eric Ramsay praised his team’s defensive structure, while Sounders coach Brian Schmetzer said he’s considering pairing Jordan Morris with Danny Musovski again to spark the attack. Minnesota’s five-man back line has caused Seattle problems all year. For live odds and lines, check the MLS odds page Seattle opened as the favorite around -175 on the moneyline, while Minnesota sits near +475 and the draw +340. The total is 2.5 goals (Over -155, Under +136). Early sharp money backed Seattle