Planning on watching today’s Flames and Maple Leafs game? Catch the action at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, ON, as the Maple Leafs hosts this showdown at 7:30 ET on ESPN+. The over/under for this non-conference contest is set at 6 goals, with the Maple Leafs being the favored by -1.5 goals against the Flames. Calgary’s 4-2 loss to the Oilers dropped their record to 30-24-11. The Flames were underdogs on the puck line, and the total was set at 6.5 goals, with the combined score falling just short of that mark. After falling behind 2-0 in the first period, the Flames tied it up with goals in the second and third periods. However, the Oilers responded with two more goals

At 10:00 ET, the Phoenix Suns (-366) will host the Toronto Raptors (+291) in a non-conference matchup. The Suns (-8.5) are favored over the Raptors, and the over/under line is set at 227.5. This game will be played at the PHX Arena in Phoenix and can be seen on AZFa. The Raptors fell to 24-44 on the season after a 105-102 road loss to the Trail Blazers on Sunday. Despite being +7.5 point underdogs, Toronto kept it close, losing by just three points. The game’s total of 207 points fell well short of the 227.5 O/U line. Toronto went on a 13-0 run early, turning a 7-4 deficit into a 17-7 lead. However, after a strong 1st quarter, the Raptors

If the NBA Championship started today, we would be looking at a first-round thriller between the Golden State Warriors and Denver Nuggets. But before that happens, these two teams have a lot to prove in their matchup on Monday night in San Francisco. The Nuggets (43-25) currently hold the third seed in the Western Conference, meaning they would have home-court advantage in a potential playoff series against the sixth-seeded Warriors (39-28). Denver has dominated this matchup in recent years, winning eight straight games, including a 119-115 victory in December. However, Golden State has a new weapon this time: Jimmy Butler. The former Miami Heat star has made an immediate impact since joining the Warriors, helping them go 14-2 since his

Time is running out for the Sacramento Kings (33-33), who hold a fragile grip on a spot in the Western Conference play-in tournament. After four straight losses, they desperately need a victory as they welcome the Memphis Grizzlies (43-25) to kick off a critical seven-game homestand. The Kings’ struggles continued in Friday’s 122-106 loss to the Phoenix Suns, where they allowed a whopping 24 three-pointers. Phoenix capitalized on Sacramento’s 19 turnovers, scoring a season-high 38 points off those mistakes. “I feel like it’s just our bad offense that’s leading to their great offense,” admitted Kings guard Malik Monk. “We’re trying to make the right plays, but we need to be sharper. If we don’t figure it out soon, we’ll be