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Utah’s confidence is rising. Logan Cooley delivered a historic performance Monday night, scoring four goals and adding an assist in a 5-1 win over Vegas. His burst ended a slow stretch and marked the best offensive game in Mammoth history. Utah’s 3-1-3 run reflects stronger structure, sharper pace and better balance through the lineup. Karel Vejmelka backed the effort with 33 saves. His form elevated over recent games. Utah carried a 2-0 lead into the first intermission and never lost control. Dylan Guenther added a goal and an assist, building momentum after a quiet stretch. The Mammoth believe they can contend with elite teams, and their last two outings support that claim. Montreal opened its road trip by snapping a

Colorado holds the longest winning streak in the NHL. Their surge reached nine straight games, and they are 11-0-1 in their last 12. Their only loss in that stretch came against San Jose on Nov. 1, a 3-2 overtime result. Since that game, the Avalanche outscored opponents 41-15 and posted back-to-back shutouts over the weekend. Their form is the sharpest in the league. Scott Wedgewood leads the NHL in wins, ranks third in goals-against average and sits fourth in save percentage. Mackenzie Blackwood returned from offseason surgery and posted a 35-save shutout in Nashville. Colorado’s crease is as stable as any team’s. Their scoring is elite. Nathan MacKinnon leads the NHL with 37 points. Cale Makar remains the top scoring

Anaheim’s home surge continues. The Ducks own an 8-2-0 record at Honda Center and have won three of four entering Wednesday’s meeting with Vancouver. Their pace, depth scoring and confidence in rookies shape their form. Beckett Sennecke drives part of that push. He has grown quickly under Joel Quenneville. His patience and recognition allow Anaheim to build plays through layers. His point streak reached four games in the win over Vegas. The Ducks erased two deficits in that 4-3 overtime win. They extended pressure in shifts, activated their defense and produced balanced scoring. Lukas Dostal posted 29 saves and moved to 11-5-1. Vancouver enters the matchup needing traction. The Canucks sit 9-12-2 and ride a three-game slide. They dropped a

The Ottawa Senators visit the Vegas Golden Knights on Wednesday night at T-Mobile Arena, where Vegas looks to stop a growing home slump. Both teams enter this matchup needing points in their conference races, and bettors can track all updated lines on the NHL scores and odds page. Vegas returns from a three-game road trip after back-to-back losses, including a 5-1 setback in Utah. Ottawa continues a seven-game road stretch and aims to bounce back from a tight 2-1 loss in Los Angeles. This matchup is also featured on the NHL previews board for Wednesday’s slate. Puck Line: Senators +1.5 (-182), Golden Knights -1.5 (+150)Moneyline: Senators +143, Golden Knights -170Total: Over 5.5 (-118), Under 5.5 (-102) Ottawa enters this matchup