The Utah Jazz return to Salt Lake City on Tuesday night brimming with confidence after ending a five-game losing streak with back-to-back road victories. The Jazz will host the Atlanta Hawks, who are struggling to maintain consistency amidst mounting injuries. Second-year forward Brice Sensabaugh has emerged as a rising star for Utah. He scored a career-high 34 points, including seven 3-pointers, in Saturday’s rout of the Miami Heat and followed up with 27 points in Sunday’s win over the Orlando Magic. These were Sensabaugh’s first two 25-point games of his career, and he now averages 9.4 points per game on the season. The Jazz played Sunday without three key starters: Lauri Markkanen (lower back spasms), John Collins (personal reasons), and

The Minnesota Wild are rolling right now, and they’re hoping to keep the good vibes going when they host the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday night. With three straight wins under their belt, the Wild are proving they can adapt, even without some key players. Meanwhile, the Blues are trying to shake off their recent struggles and snap back into form. It’s no secret the Wild are banged up, but they’re not letting injuries slow them down. The Blues have had a rocky stretch, and a 4-1 loss to the Predators last game didn’t help. The Wild are firing on all cylinders and have the depth, defense, and goaltending to keep their win streak alive. For the Blues, it’s going

As the NHL season approaches its halfway point, the Anaheim Ducks are turning heads. They’re clawing their way back into playoff conversations and are just one win away from a .500 record. Meanwhile, the Calgary Flames are struggling to find their groove, dropping three of their last four games. Tuesday’s matchup is shaping up to be a classic showdown between a team on the rise and one trying to stay afloat. It’s been a rough few seasons for Anaheim, but this year feels different. They’ve won four of their last five games, including an impressive 4-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Sunday. The Ducks are starting to click as a team, and Gibson couldn’t be happier about it:

It’s game day, and we’ve got a Pacific Division clash brewing! The San Jose Sharks are looking to keep their mini win streak alive as they face the NHL’s top dogs, the Vegas Golden Knights, on Tuesday night. For the Sharks, this could be their third straight win—a rare feat this season. For Vegas, it’s just another chance to flex their dominance. Let’s be real: this hasn’t been the Sharks’ season. They’re stuck at the bottom of the division with just 32 points, but lately, they’ve been showing some fight. Head coach Ryan Warsofsky seems pretty pumped about his team’s recent efforts: It’s clear this team is finding their identity, even if they’re still a work in progress. If the