The Red Wings and Canucks are set to face off at 8:00 ET on ESPN+. The Canucks will host the game at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, BC. The over/under goal line for this matchup is currently at 5.5 goals, and the Canucks are favored by -1.5 vs. the Red Wings. With a 2-1 win over the Sabres, the Red Wings improved to 26-21-5. Detroit, favored on the puck line, didn’t cover, and the total of 3 goals fell short of the 6.5 line. After trailing in the first period, the Red Wings responded with two goals in the second. Both of Detroit’s goals came on the power play, courtesy of Dylan Larkin. Detroit’s offense was held scoreless in the first

Looking to win big? The Islanders and Panthers face off at 6:00 ET on ESPN+. The Panthers are hosting the game at Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, FL. This Eastern conference matchup has an over/under of 5.5 goals, and the Panthers are favored by -1.5 goals vs. the Islanders. The Islanders fell to 24-20-7 after a 5-2 loss to the Rangers. The total was set at 6 goals, and the combined 7 goals went over that line. The Islanders, as underdogs on the puck line, failed to cover. New York fell behind 2-0 before Casey Cizikas scored at 15:22 in the second period. Brock Nelson added another goal for the Islanders with just 8 seconds left in the second, cutting

At 6:00 ET, the 76ers will host the Celtics in a divisional matchup. Boston (-552) is favored by 11 points over Philadelphia (+408). The over/under line is set at 222.5. This game will be played at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. ESPN will televise the contest. Boston improved to 34-15 with a 118-116 win over the Pelicans on Friday. The Celtics were favored by 12 points but didn’t cover the spread, while the game’s total of 234 points narrowly exceeded the over/under line of 231. After trailing 34-31 in the 1st quarter, Boston took control by outscoring New Orleans 28-19 in the 2nd. They entered the 4th quarter with a 91-86 lead but were outscored 30-27 in the final

Two Big 12 teams struggling to find consistency will face off on Sunday afternoon as the West Virginia Mountaineers visit the Cincinnati Bearcats. Both squads are desperate for a win to turn their seasons around. West Virginia (13-7, 4-5 Big 12) looked like a rising force in the conference when it cracked the AP Top 25 at No. 23 after a win over then-No. 3 Iowa State on Jan. 18. However, since then, the Mountaineers have dropped three straight games, most recently falling 63-49 to No. 6 Houston at home. Coach Darian DeVries believes his team needs to channel its second-half energy moving forward. “That second half was us,” DeVries said. “As a coach, you hope we got that back