As two struggling NHL teams meet, the Vegas Golden Knights look to reignite their offensive firepower, while the Chicago Blackhawks aim to snap a losing streak on home ice. The Vegas Golden Knights, tied for first in the Pacific Division, face a critical opportunity to bounce back when they meet the Chicago Blackhawks on Saturday night. After suffering four losses in their last five games, Vegas hopes to leverage its dominance against Western Conference opponents (23-4-2) to regain momentum. Despite their recent slump, the Golden Knights remain a powerhouse in the league, averaging 3.38 goals per game—fourth-best in the NHL. However, their recent lack of scoring efficiency has been a concern, netting just six goals in their four losses. “We’re

Get ready for an exciting showdown as the Milwaukee Bucks and Toronto Raptors hit the court Friday night in Milwaukee. Both teams are fresh off big wins and looking to keep the momentum rolling. The Bucks are aiming for a season sweep, while the Raptors want to prove they’re back on track. The Bucks are cruising, winning five of their last six games. On Wednesday, they steamrolled the Orlando Magic 122-93, showing off their ability to dominate without even relying on their signature 3-point shooting. The Raptors seem to have found their groove after snapping a five-game losing streak. They’ve won two in a row, including an impressive 110-97 victory over the reigning champion Boston Celtics on Wednesday. The Bucks

Just two weeks ago, Villanova looked like a team on the rise after taking down No. 9 UConn. Now, the Wildcats find themselves in damage-control mode, trying to snap a two-game losing streak when they host Providence in Big East action Friday night. Following the 68-66 win over UConn on Jan. 5, Wildcats leading scorer Eric Dixon praised his team’s ability to defend and compete against top-tier opponents. However, where Villanova (11-7, 4-3 Big East) is at now looks much different. The Wildcats fell flat in their last two games, losing by 12 points at St. John’s and then 69-63 at Xavier on Tuesday. “It’s the Big East. You’re on the road going against a good team,” Villanova coach Kyle

The Ravens are favored on the road with a money line of -117 as they take on the Bills at 6:30 ET on Sunday, January 19th. The Bills’ money line odds are -102, and the point spread is very close, with the Ravens at -1. This AFC matchup is being televised on CBS, with the over/under line set at 51.5 points. After finishing the regular season 12-5, the Ravens enter the playoffs on a four-game winning streak, which includes a 28-14 victory over the Steelers in the Wild Card round. Baltimore was favored by 8.5 points in that game and covered the spread, while the combined score of 42 points fell short of the 44.5-point line. The Ravens also covered