Betting on today’s Stars and Canucks game? Catch the action at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, BC, as the Canucks hosts this showdown at 9:00 ET on ESPN+. The Stars are the -1.5 goal favorite in this Western conference matchup against Canucks. The over/under for the game is set at 5.5 goals. Dallas dropped to 41-20-2 with a 4-2 loss to the Panthers. The Stars were underdogs on the puck line, and the total of 6.5 goals went under, with the teams combining for 6 goals. After falling behind 2-0, the Stars tied it up with two goals in the second period. However, the Panthers scored twice more, including an empty-netter, to seal the win. Dallas took 25 shots on goal

Looking to win big? The Blue Jackets and Rangers face off at 6:00 ET on ESPN+. The Rangers are hosting the game at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. The over/under goal line for this matchup is currently at 6.5 goals, and the Rangers are favored by -1.5 vs. the Blue Jackets. Columbus dropped to 30-24-8 after a 7-2 loss to the Capitals. The Blue Jackets’ defense struggled from the start, allowing five goals in the first period. Columbus was the underdog on the puck line, and the total of 9 goals went over the pre-game line of 6.5. Damon Severson and Kevin Labanc each scored for the Blue Jackets, but the game was already out of reach by

At 9:00 ET, the Pistons (-141) will travel to Portland to take on the Trail Blazers (+120) in a non-conference matchup. The Pistons are favored by 3 points and have lost two straight games. The Blazers are 12th in the West and have also lost two straight. This game will be played at the Moda Center and can be seen on KATU. Detroit’s record fell to 35-29 after a 115-110 road loss to the Warriors on Saturday. The Pistons entered the game as +5 point underdogs, and the final score resulted in a push. The combined points of 225 fell short of the 236.5 O/U line. Detroit took a 3-point lead into the 4th quarter after outscoring Golden State 34-29

The Chicago Bulls (31-35) are heating up at the right time, winning two straight games to stay in the mix for an Eastern Conference play-in spot. Meanwhile, the Indiana Pacers (37-30) are eyeing home-court advantage in the first round, but their road struggles continue to hold them back. The two teams meet Monday in Chicago, where Indiana hopes to bounce back from two frustrating losses to Atlanta. Indiana has dropped three of its last five games, with all three losses coming on the road. The latest heartbreaking 120-118 loss to Atlanta on Saturday was sealed by a mental lapse from Pascal Siakam, who dunked the ball instead of attempting a game-tying 3-pointer with seconds left. “They were grabbing me, and