Betting on today’s Penguins and Blackhawks game? Catch the action at United Center in Chicago, IL, as the Blackhawks hosts this showdown at 6:00 ET on ESPN+. In this non-conference matchup, the Penguins are favored by -1.5 vs. the Blackhawks. The over/under for the game is 6.5 goals. The Penguins improved to 31-34-12 with a 3-1 win over the Canadiens. Pittsburgh covered the puck line as -1.5 goal favorites, and the total of 4 goals fell short of the 6.5 set by oddsmakers. Sidney Crosby led the way with two goals, and Blake Lizotte added an empty-netter to seal the victory. The Penguins kept the Canadiens scoreless until the third period. Sidney Crosby led the Penguins’ offense in their 3-1

The Golden Knights and Canucks are set to face off at 10:00 ET on ESPN. The Canucks will host the game at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, BC. The Golden Knights are favored by -1.5 in this Pacific division showdown. The game’s over/under is currently at 5.5 goals.3 Vegas improved to 46-22-8 with a 4-3 overtime win against the Utah Hockey Club. The Golden Knights were favored on the puck line, but failed to cover. The total was set at 6.5 goals, and the combined score of 7 surpassed that mark. Utah took a 2-0 lead before Vegas responded with four different players finding the net. Brett Howden scored the game-winner at 2:15 in overtime. In their last game, the Golden

The Tampa Bay Lightning may have punched their ticket to the playoffs for an eighth straight season, but their regular season is far from over. With division positioning and home-ice advantage still on the line, the Bolts visit the New York Rangers on Monday night — a team that’s watching its playoff dreams fade fast. At 44-26-6 with 94 points, Tampa Bay trails the Toronto Maple Leafs by a slim margin in the Atlantic Division and sits in a neck-and-neck battle with the Florida Panthers to secure home-ice in the first round. Their current form? Mostly solid. Since February, they’ve gone 17-6-2, including a dominant eight-game winning streak from Feb. 4 to March 1. But lately, the scoring touch has

The St. Louis Blues are playing their best hockey in years, and just in time. Their 12-game win streak, the longest in franchise history and the current best in the league this season, has reinvigorated their playoff push and the fan base. But on Monday night, that momentum faces its biggest test yet — a road clash against the Winnipeg Jets, who are leading the Central Division and also have plenty on the line. St. Louis has found its identity during this run — fast-paced, relentless forechecking, and lethal power play execution. The resurgence has been led by Robert Thomas, who’s on an eight-game tear, totaling 4 goals and 15 assists in that span. Every line has bought into Coach