The Vegas Golden Knights head into Calgary on Saturday to open a critical three-game road trip, desperate to rediscover their winning form after back-to-back home losses stalled their late-season surge. Vegas (45-22-8, 98 points) had rattled off six straight wins before hitting a wall this week. A tight 3-2 loss to Edmonton was followed by a flat 4-0 defeat to Winnipeg, cutting their cushion over the Los Angeles Kings in the Pacific Division to just three points. Stay Updated with NHL Game Results! – See how teams perform against the spread. “We had a really good stretch of hockey, and now we’ve lost two in a row… You can feel sorry for yourselves, or you can pick yourself off the

The Seattle Kraken may be out of the playoff hunt, but they’re finishing the season with purpose—and with six games remaining, they still have a shot at hitting the .500 mark. That push continues Saturday night against the San Jose Sharks, a team at the bottom of the NHL standings. Seattle (32-38-6, 70 points) has shown signs of late-season life. In their past three outings, they crushed Edmonton 6-1 and shut out Vancouver 5-0—dealing a blow to the Canucks’ postseason positioning—despite dropping two games to playoff-bound Dallas in between. The win over Vancouver was a team effort. Andre Burakovsky recorded a goal and an assist, Jared McCann dished out three helpers to bring his team-leading point total to 55, and

The New York Knicks may finally get their floor general back on Saturday as they travel to Atlanta to face the Hawks in a pivotal Eastern Conference clash. Jalen Brunson, who has missed 14 games with a sprained ankle, practiced Friday and could return for either the front end of the weekend’s back-to-back set. The Knicks (48-28) have managed an 8-6 record without Brunson, holding steady in the playoff race despite the absence of their star. Head coach Tom Thibodeau is weighing when to bring him back. “It’s more of how they feel and what we think is best given all the factors that are involved and just make a good decision,” New York dropped its most recent game, a

The Milwaukee Bucks head into their last regular-season meeting against the Miami Heat on Saturday, fueled by a record-breaking performance and hungry to lock in their playoff position in the Eastern Conference. Milwaukee (42-34) snapped out of a recent slump with back-to-back wins, including a commanding 126-113 comeback victory in Philadelphia on Thursday. The hero of the night? Giannis Antetokounmpo, who made NBA history with a jaw-dropping stat line: 35 points, 20 assists, and 17 rebounds — a feat never before recorded in league play. “All the great guys that have come through this league, they make the people around them great as well… That’s something he has to do until we get (Damian Lillard) back,” With Damian Lillard sidelined