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The Seattle Kraken host the San Jose Sharks at Climate Pledge Arena in NHL Cup play. San Jose handed Seattle its lone regulation home loss earlier this month, a 6-1 rout led by rookie Macklin Celebrini. The Kraken, now 8-4-5, look to avenge that defeat, while the Sharks enter at 8-7-3 after a shutout loss in Calgary. Seattle opened as a moderate home favorite, reflecting their stronger conference record and revenge angle. See full NHL odds for market movement. Macklin Celebrini leads the team with 26 points (10 goals, 16 assists). San Jose ranks 8th in power-play goals and 4th in blocks, showing defensive commitment. Goaltending has been steady, with Alex Nedeljkovic providing key saves. The Sharks’ ability to frustrate

The Winnipeg Jets close out their road trip against the Calgary Flames at Scotiabank Saddledome in NHL Cup Group C play. Winnipeg has dropped four of five, including a 5-3 loss to Seattle, while Calgary snapped a three-game skid with a 2-0 win over San Jose. The Jets have won the first two meetings this season, but the Flames look to build momentum at home. Winnipeg opened as a slight road favorite, reflecting their stronger record despite recent struggles. See full NHL odds for market movement. The Jets are 10-7 overall and 7-7 in conference play. Mark Scheifele and Kyle Connor each have 10 goals, while Josh Morrissey leads with 14 assists. Winnipeg ranks 6th in power-play goals, giving them

New Jersey enters without Jack Hughes, which shifts the matchup. The Devils have leaned on depth scoring and strong five-on-five play, but losing their leading scorer cuts into their transition speed and power-play ceiling. Washington returns home after a 1-3 road trip and continues to search for consistency. The Capitals generated volume Thursday, but defensive penalties and lapses cost them again. The last meeting was tight, and both teams have trended toward lower-event hockey. Washington has dropped seven of nine, while New Jersey has controlled pace in most of its wins. With both clubs dealing with key injuries, this game becomes a test of depth and defensive structure. Market opened Washington -135 and 5.5 on the total. Current pricing leans

Boston and Montreal meet Saturday night in their first rivalry clash of the season. Both teams enter off tough losses and sit tied atop the Atlantic. The Bruins saw a seven-game streak end in Ottawa. Montreal took a 7-0 home loss to Dallas and has scored once in two games. Marco Sturm wants a clean reset. The Bruins battled back from 3-1 to tie before late mistakes cost them. Morgan Geekie stays hot with seven points in five games. David Pastrnak has scored in three straight. Montreal hit a wall after a strong six-game point run. Sam Montembeault continues to struggle. Jakub Dobes was pulled Thursday. Injuries now pile up. Alex Newhook is out four months after ankle surgery. Kaiden