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At 1:00 ET, the Thunder host the Grizzlies in a Western Conference matchup. Oklahoma City (-908) is currently on a 4-game win streak and is favored by 13.5 points over Memphis (+608). The over/under line is set at 229.5. This game will be played at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City and can be seen on ABC. With a 120-106 win over the Mavericks on Friday, the Grizzlies improved to 48-34 on the season. Playing at home, Memphis covered the -6 point spread, and the game’s total of 226 points narrowly exceeded the O/U line of 222. Memphis took control early, going on a 10-0 run to stretch the score from 42-24 to 52-24. They led 96-78 heading into the 4th

The Vegas Golden Knights have only been in the NHL for eight seasons, yet their presence already carries the weight of an elite franchise. They’ve reached the 50-win mark for the third time, clinched the Pacific Division, and come into the playoffs not just as contenders — but as defending champions with a chip on their shoulder. In both previous seasons where they hit 50 wins, Vegas reached the Stanley Cup Final. Last year, they sealed the deal with a five-game triumph over the Florida Panthers. Now, with Game 1 looming against the Minnesota Wild, coach Bruce Cassidy is calling for the same edge that fueled them in 2023. And they’ve got the tools to do just that. When it

The Senators and Maple Leafs share more than just provincial proximity — they share playoff scars. From 2000 to 2004, these teams collided in the postseason four times. Each time, Toronto came out on top. That history lingers, especially for older Ottawa fans who remember heartbreak after heartbreak. Back then, it was Mats Sundin and Ed Belfour crushing Marian Hossa and Daniel Alfredsson’s Cup hopes. Now, it’s Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner looking to do the same to Brady Tkachuk and Tim Stützle. But Ottawa doesn’t just want redemption. They want revenge. For Leafs fans, anything less than a deep playoff run is failure. The Stanley Cup Odds page currently lists Toronto as one of the top-five favorites to win

The NHL playoffs are here, and the Carolina Hurricanes are ready to reclaim their fire. After locking down second place in the Metropolitan Division weeks before the season ended, the Canes enter their first-round series against the New Jersey Devils hoping to make PNC Arena an impenetrable fortress. And why not? The Hurricanes’ 31 home wins this season were not only a franchise record, but tied for the most in the entire league, alongside the LA Kings. But even with the standings in their favor, a late 1-6-1 slump to end the year has raised a few eyebrows in Raleigh. For Carolina fans, there’s hope that home ice — a familiar strength — gives the Canes just the edge they