The Vegas Golden Knights are hoping to snap their three-game skid when they host the St. Louis Blues on Monday afternoon in Las Vegas. It’s the first game of a back-to-back series between these teams, with the rematch set for Thursday in St. Louis. Vegas has hit a rough patch. They’ve dropped five of their last six games, including three straight losses—their longest losing streak of the season. The latest setback was a frustrating 5-3 defeat to the last-place Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday, wrapping up an 0-3 road trip. Captain Mark Stone didn’t sugarcoat things after the loss:“It’s not super ideal, right? The good thing is it’s nothing they’re doing. It’s preventable mistakes by us.” A recurring problem for the

The Winnipeg Jets are hitting the road for the first time in 2025, and their destination is Salt Lake City to take on the Utah Hockey Club. After a frustrating 3-1 loss to the Calgary Flames on Saturday, Winnipeg is looking to rebound and keep their dominance over Utah alive. The Jets had a solid eight-game homestand, going 4-2-2, with a five-game points streak (4-0-1) and a three-game winning streak during that stretch. But Saturday’s loss to Calgary stung a little, especially since Winnipeg outshot the Flames 39-22. Calgary’s goalie Dustin Wolf was the difference-maker with an incredible 38-save performance. Now, the Jets are turning the page and focusing on getting back to their winning ways. Connor Hellebuyck, one of

The Los Angeles Clippers look to extend their four-game winning streak as they host the Chicago Bulls on Monday night in Inglewood, California. While the Clippers are getting closer to full strength, they may once again be shorthanded, with Kawhi Leonard ruled out for rest and James Harden’s status uncertain after playing heavy minutes on Sunday. The Clippers (27-14) are playing some of their best basketball of the season, securing a 116-102 win over the Lakers on Sunday. Kawhi Leonard, continuing his return from a three-month absence due to knee soreness, scored 19 points in just 24 minutes—matching his season high in playing time. Despite surpassing 14,000 career points, Leonard will sit out Monday’s game for maintenance as the Clippers

The New Orleans Pelicans are heating up, and they’ll be looking to extend their season-best winning streak to four games when they host the Utah Jazz on Monday night. After a dominant 136-123 win over Utah on Friday, the Pelicans seem to be clicking at just the right time. New Orleans is on fire right now. They’ve won four of their last five games and six of their last nine, and their offense is thriving. Friday’s win was their most impressive yet, with the team hitting a season-high 22 3-pointers on 50 attempts. Head coach Willie Green has been pushing the team to embrace the 3-point shot, and it’s paying off in a big way. And then there’s Zion Williamson.