There are seven games on tap on April Fool’s Day in the NHL. The most interesting one on the 7 p.m. slate sees the New York Islanders paying a visit to the New York Rangers.

The other games on the early side see Nashville at Buffalo and the Blackhawks facing Tampa Bay in Florida. Thirty minutes later, the Ottawa Senators duel the Detroit Red Wings.

An interesting Western Conference clash has the St. Louis Blues in Edmonton.

A couple Pacific Division duels round out the schedule with Vegas at Seattle and Anaheim against Arizona.

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There are nine games on the Thursday schedule in the NHL and the last two are of particular interest.

The Los Angeles Kings visit the Calgary Flames for a key Western Conference clash. In another game, the Dallas Stars and Anaheim Ducks duel in another contest with Western Conference playoff positioning at stake.

Working in reverse, the San Jose Sharks are at the Colorado Avalanche and the Pittsburgh Penguins meet the Minnesota Wild in what figures to be a tight, tough contest.

The slate starts with five games at 7 p.m. ET as New Jersey visits Boston.  You can get in on every game at BetUs, America’s Favorite Sportsbook,

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A quartet of dazzling matchups head the NHL schedule on Tuesday March 29.

Things kick off with the Toronto Maple Leafs traveling to Boston to face the Bruins, the Carolina Hurricanes at the Tampa Bay Lightning and the New York Rangers in Pittsburgh. All those games have 7 p.m. puck drops.

Two hours later, the Western Conference will see a slobberknocker as the Colorado Avalanche and the Calgary Flames duel in what will be a fiery event. These are teams that have designs on representing the West in the Stanley Cup Final.

There are a handful of other contests on the slate with the final one seeing the Dallas Stars in Anaheim to duel the Ducks.

The action will be intense as teams vie for playoff spots and positioning.

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A modified slate is on tap on Friday March 25 as five NHL games will be played.

The most interesting contest is at 7 p.m. ET as the Pittsburgh Penguins visit the New York Rangers in a Metropolitan Division clash. At the same time, another Metro team, the Washington Capitals, will be in a different part of New York – Western part of the state – to meet the Buffalo Sabres.

At 8 p.m. ET, the Winnipeg Jets play host to the Columbus Blue Jackets. There will be puck drops at two venues an hour later as the Philadelphia Flyers tangle with the Colorado Avalanche and the Arizona Coyotes duel the Calgary Flames.

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There will be 20 teams on the ice Thursday as the NHL schedule features 10 games.

The first one is a top-shelf contest as the Tampa Bay Lightning duels the Boston Bruins in a game with a 7 p.m. ET puck drop. Also playing at that time will be the Florida Panthers at the Montreal Canadiens and Dallas Stars at the Carolina Hurricanes.

A couple of teams that won’t be in the playoffs meet 30 minutes later as the Detroit Red Wings visit the New York Islanders. 

There is a trifecta of contests at 8 p.m. ET with the top one featuring the Philadelphia Flyers at the St. Louis Blues.

On the late end of the schedule, a nice contest brings Nashville to Las Vegas and the Chicago Blackhawks play out their season with a visit to the Los Angeles Kings.

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The NHL offers a veritable buffet for hockey aficionados on Tuesday with 11 games on tap, which means 22 teams will be playing on March 22.

The sked starts with the New York Rangers visiting the New Jersey Devils, one of a quartet of sizzling games at 7 p.m. Eastern time. The St. Louis Blues are at Washington, Columbus visits Pittsburgh and Tampa Bay is at Carolina in some great matchups. The Lightning-Hurricanes squabble figures to provide plenty of sparks,

There are a couple of games at 7:30 and the Vegas Golden Knights visit Winnipeg with puck drop 30 minutes later.

On the back end of the schedule, there is a nice matchup between the Nashville Predators at 10:30 p.m. ET and 30 minutes prior teams that have had a rough go of it in the 2021-22 duel as the Kraken visit the Arizona Coyotes. 

There are six games on tap Friday March 18 as the NHL schedule heads toward the finish line of the regular season.

The top matchup features the Washington Capitals at Carolina in one of two puck drops at 7 p.m. ET. The other early start sees Philadelphia at Ottawa in a game between teams not going to the postseason.

An interesting game is out West late at 10 p.m. ET with Florida facing the Anaheim Ducks. In the final start – at 10:30 p.m. ET – the Colorado Avalanche pay a visit to the San Jose Sharks.

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While it is St. Patrick’s Day, 18 NHL teams are hoping players will turn it into St. Hat Trick’s Day for them.

There are nine games on the slate so if you don’t like college basketball, the NHL is giving you plenty of options.

The Battle of New York starts things off as the Islanders pay a visit to Madison Square Garden and the New York Rangers in a 7 p.m. ET faceoff. That is one of five games that will see puck drop at that time.

There is one game an hour later as the Pittsburgh Penguins visit the St. Louis Blues in an interesting clash.

At 9 p.m. ET, the Buffalo Sabres are at Edmonton while the Detroit Red Wings-Vancouver Canucks contest along with the San Jose Sharks-Los Angeles Kings clash start at 10 p.m. ET.

The last game of the day is a strong matchup as the sizzling Florida Panthers are in Sin City to face a Vegas team that needs to get its act together.

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How about some spotlight on the NHL on Tuesday, March 15 before everyone turns to bracket madness?

The NHL offers 11 games on Tuesday and a quarter starts at 7 p.m. ET. Dallas is at Toronto, Arizona visits Montreal, the Ducks are at the Rangers and the Islanders are facing Alex Ovechkin and the Caps.

An hour later, a tough matchup sees the Penguins in Nashville to play the Predators. The struggling Golden Knights are also at Winnipeg at the 8 p.m. ET hour.

There are three games on the West Coast, too. The New Jersey Devils are in Vancouver. The Avalanche brings their talented players to LA to face the Kings, meanwhile Florida is in San Jose.

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The NHL schedule for March 11, Friday, features four contests. You can get in on every game at BetUs, America’s Favorite Sportsbook.

The opener is a great matchup as the Vegas Golden Knights visit the Pittsburgh Penguins. These are teams that have their sights set on deep playoff runs. The puckdrop is 7 p.m. ET in the Steel City.

Other matchups on tap are the Minnesota Wild at Columbus, the New York Islanders playing host to the Winnipeg Jets, and, last but not least, Alex Ovechkin and the Washington Capitals will travel to British Columbia for a late date with the Vancouver Canucks. The opening faceoff on that tilt is scheduled for 10 p.m. ET.

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