There are 13 games on the NHL schedule on Tuesday after a Monday that saw only one game.
Things start early at 7 p.m. ET with seven games,  including a couple of massive matchups.

The Florida Panthers are at the Boston Bruins and the Carolina Hurricanes duel the New York Rangers with plenty at stake in the Metropolitan Division. In interconference battle of intrigue sees the Edmonton Oilers matching offenses with the Pittsburgh Penguins.

There is an Original Six matchup between Detroit and Toronto. Calgary pays a visit to Nashville and in a big Central Division scrap the St. Louis Blues are at Colorado.

The last game, which has a 10:30 p.m. ET puckdrop, sees the Anaheim Ducks and San Jose Sharka playing out the string.

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A short schedule on tap in the NHL on Friday but there is one mega-matchup. The Colorado Avalanche travel to Edmonton to play the Oilers.

In other games, Ottawa is at Columbus, Seattle visits Minnesota and the Washington Capitals are in Arizona to play the Coyotes.

The season is winding down and points are at a premium for teams looking to secure playoff spots and positioning.

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A busy Thursday on the NHL schedule is set up for April 21. How about 11 games with some key in settling the playoff picture.

The Boston Bruins will be in Pittsburgh to face the Penguins. Both teams want to pick up points to enhanced their situation for the postseason. The same can be said for the New York Rangers, who will visit the New York Islanders.

A huge game in the Atlantic Division sees the Toronto Maple Leafs duel the Tampa Bay Lightning. And the scrappy Vancouver Canucks somehow try and gain the postseason by picking up more points in a tough spot, at Minnesota.

Dallas is Calgary while Chicago plays the Kings and the Blues meet the Sharks on the back end of a packed schedule.

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There are 10 games on the NHL schedule on Tuesday April 19. A couple factors into playoff positioning as the Florida Panthers continue their chase of the Presidents’ Trophy  against the New York Islanders. The Winnipeg Jets are at Madison Square Garden.

There is a good game in the South as the Nashville Predators meet the Calgary Flames. This one is huge for Nashville and it needs to do well on home ice.

On the late side, the Kings are at the Ducks in Pacific Division action, Ottaw visits Vancouver and Columbus is at San Jose.

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The NHL has a light – and we mean light — schedule on Friday April 15. The New York Islanders look to continue their better play against the Montreal Canadiens, who have had a woeful season.

In the only other game on the docket, the Florida Panthers seek to continue their winning ways as they play host to the Winnipeg Jets. Winnipeg had its most recent game postponed because of a blizzard expected in Manitoba. The Jets got to avoid that weather and spent some extra time in South Florida. That’s a tradeoff most anyone would go take.

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The NHL schedule is racing to the finish line and most nights are packed with games. April 14 is no different with a dozen contests on the slate.

Thinks start at 7 p.m. ET with six puckdrops. The biggest contest features the Washington Capitals at the Toronto Maple Leafs. Both teams are looking to solidify playoff positions and positioning.

Also on the early side, the New York Islanders are at the Penguins and the Anaheim Ducks are in Florida to meet the two-time defending Stanley Cup champion Lightning.

The Edmonton Oilers visit Nashville in a key Western Conference clash while the Vegas Golden Knights are at Calgary.

The evening winds up with the Arizona Coyotes in Vancouver to duel the Canucks at 10 p.m. ET.

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Talk about a packed Tuesday on the NHL slate. How about 14 games on tap as teams vie for playoff positions and positioning.
The slate starts with a couple of great games as St. Louis is at Boston and Carolina visits the New York Rangers in games with 7 p.m. ET faceoffs. Five of the contests have puckdrops at that hour.

The Pittsburgh Penguins visit the New York Islanders at the bottom of the hour and at the top of the next hour, the Edmonton Oilers are in Minnesota for a clash with the Wild. Both teams have been on sizzling streaks.

The entire busy night winds up with a pair of 10 p.m. faceoffs as the Vegas Golden Knights are in Vancouver and the New Jersey Devils are at Arizona.

The NHL offers a modified schedule as is typical for Fridays in hockey, but don't worry we still have NHL picks, NHL predictions and the Best NHL Sports Betting Odds for April 8th.

There are five games and the best is the first one up at 7 p.m. ET as the Boston Bruins pay a visit to the Tampa Bay Lightning. These are teams that have designs on winning the Stanley Cup. And, remember, the Lightning are looking for their third straight NHL championship.

The rest of the schedule sees Buffalo at Florida, the Islanders at Carolina, the Minnesota Wild at St. Louis in a a key Central clash as well as Colorado stopping at Winnipeg for a game.

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A massive Metropolitan Division matchup is on tap and on top of the NHL schedule on Thursday, April 7. Over at BetUS, we've got NHL Picks, NHL Predictions, and the best NHL Sports Betting Odds. The Pittsburgh Penguins visit the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden. The teams are vying for second place in the Metropolitan Division and could wind up seeing each other in the playoffs shortly up the road.

There are 10 games overall on the docket. Another interesting one has the Toronto Maple Leafs in the Southwest to face the Dallas Stars in an 8:30 p.m. puck drop. Two hours later, the Edmonton Oilers travel to Los Angeles to duel the Kings in a big Pacific Division clash. These teams are in a scrap for second or third in the Pacific.

We are getting to the point where teams will start to have less than double-digit games left and some are facing playing for draft position rather than the postseason. An example would be Montreal at New Jersey. Other teams with big postseason hopes on the Thursday schedule are Carolina and Calgary.

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There are 10 games on top on Tuesday April 5 in the NHL. One of the early ones sees a battle of struggling Canadian teams as Montreal plays host to Ottawa. Not a juicy matchup but a rivalry nonetheless.

On the other side of the puck, there is a fantastic puckdrop at 7 p.m. ET when the Toronto Maple Leafs tangle with the Florida Panthers. Both have deep playoff hopes. The Rangers travel across the river to play the New Jersey Devils. And the Blue Jackets face the Flyers.

Another fantastic matchup is in Pittsburgh with a 7 p.m. ET puck drop as the Penguins welcome the Colorado Avalanche. Stanley Cup final preview, anyone?

On the late end, the Edmonton Oilers are in San Jose for a game that starts at 10:30 p.m. ET. Plenty of options on the NHL menu for you to choose from at BetUS.

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