The NHL schedule on March 10 is stacked. There are 13 games starting at 7 p.m. ET and winding down with a 10:30 ET faceoff between the San Jose Sharks and Los Angeles Kings in a Pacific Division clash.

The biggest game on the tab will see the Carolina Hurricanes play host to the Colorado Avalanche. Not far behind that in interest is the New York Rangers at the St. Louis Blues.

The other two Big Apple teams will be home as the New Jersey Devils welcome the Winnipeg Jets and the Columbus Blue Jackets face the New York Islanders at UBS Arena.

The early slate features an Original Six matchup as the Chicago Blackhawks face the Boston Bruins. Vegas is at Buffalo, Arizona is at Toronto, Seattle duels Ottawa, Minnesota meets Detroit and Philadelphia is at Florida. All those games see puck drop at 7 p.m. ET.

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No one told the NHL schedule-maker it is supposed to be a week with the spotlight on college hoops. There will be 11 NHL on the betting markets on March 8 and you can play them all at BetUS.

Two Western teams will be in the East to start the busy night. The Colorado Avalanche face the New Jersey Devils and the Vegas Golden Knights are at Wells Fargo Center to battle the Flyers. There is a third game with a 7 p.m. ET faceoff and it is a doozy as the Florida Panthers scrap with the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Other games of interest on the schedule see the Dallas Stars in Nashville, the New York Rangers at Minnesota and the Tampa Bay Lightning in Winnipeg.

The capper on the 11-pack is a strong one, too, as the Washington Capitals journey to Calgary to have ait it with the Flames in a game that will see puck drop at 9 p.m. ET. 

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There are seven games on the NHL docket for March 4. They present plenty of interesting options on the hockey menu as the teams head toward the final quarter of the season.

The slate actually has five games with puck drops at 7 p.m. ET. The Detroit Red Wings will be tested as they visit the Tampa Bay Lightning. In a Metropolitan Division matchup between rivals, the improving New York Rangers battle the struggling  New Jersey Devils. There’s also a big-time duel between the Pittsburgh Penguins and Carolina Hurricanes as Sidney Crosby & Co. try to quiet the Storm Surge.

The LA Kings are in Columbus to face the Blue Jackets and the Dallas Stars face off with the Winnipeg Jets.

The final game, a 10 p.m. ET matchup, is a doozy as the Vegas Golden Knights travel to Anaheim to scrap with the Ducks. That has major implications in the Pacific Division.

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The NHL has a packed schedule as the calendar turns to March. There are nine games on tap as teams look to solidify playoff standing with the regular season starting to feel the shadow of the playoffs looming.

The two-time Stanley Cup champion Tampa Bay Lightning should be fresh and fit after a couple days off following their Stadium Series game in Tennessee against the Predators. Tampa Bay will play host to Ottawa on Tuesday.

The Edmonton Oilers need to grab as many points as they can and they will face a Philadelphia Flyers squad that has struggled. Still, playing on the road can be tiring and the Wells Fargo crowd is hostile.

The Montreal Canadiens have suddenly found the winning touch and while they are far out of contention, they will be able to hassle the Winnipeg Jets as Canadian teams lock up.

In one of the better matchups on the tab, the Calgary Flames visit the Minnesota Wild. And the New York Islanders face an uphill struggle as they continue on the road, this time against the vaunted Colorado Avalanche.

The last couple faceoffs are at 10 p.m. ET and they see the Sharks travel to Vegas to meet the Golden Knights and the big, bad Bruins in Anaheim to duel the Ducks.

Tune in with BetUS’ host Dana Lane, to break down the NHL odds for Tuesday’s games.

There is a six-pack of games on tap Friday for the NHL.

The last two feature Pacific Division battles as the Vegas Golden Knights visit the lowly Arizona Coyotes and the Los Angeles Kings shoot down the 405 to Anaheim to face the Ducks in Honda Center.

Earlier on, there will be the usual fun time in Carolina as the Hurricanes and the Storm Surge greet the Columbus Blue Jackets.

The Buffalo Sabres are in St. Louis to meet the Blues.

In other action, the New Jersey Devils are in the Windy City for a date with the Chicago Blackhawks, a matchup of struggling teams. The Winnipeg Jets have their work cut out as they are in Denver to meet the mighty Avalanche.

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There are eight games on the NHL schedule on Thursday Feb. 24. 

The docket starts with a nice matchup as the Minnesota Wild visits the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Wild are in a three-way dogfight for second place in the Central Division while the Leafs are in third in the Atlantic, chasing the scoring Florida squads.

There is a huge game in the Metropolitan Division between the third-place New York Rangers and fourth-place Washington Capitals at MSG. The Caps need to gain two points to close in on the Blueshirts, who have a couple games in hand.

Another matchup between Metropolitan foes sees the second-place Pittsburgh Penguins duel the New Jersey Devils in the Steel City. 

The fourth- and fifth-place teams in the Central will face off as the Nashville Predators look to keep their advantage over the Dallas Stars.

If you have trouble sleeping, the NHL will provide plenty of late-night action on Thursday as Vancouver, Seattle and San Jose all have home games.

The Sharks’ matchup with the Islanders is the last game on tap with a puck drop of 7:30 p.m.


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There is a six-pack of games on the NHL schedule on Tuesday Feb. 22. The feature attraction kicks off the schedule as the Nashville Predators visit the high-flying Florida Panthers. Two key points are at stake.

The Toronto Maple Leafs will be in Columbus to take on the Blue Jackets. The Minnesota Wild, meanwhile, are North of the Border trekking to Ottawa for a clash with the Senators.

There are a couple of late-night attractions with a Pacific Division battle between the San Jose Sharks and Anaheim Ducks. Anaheim needs to keep picking up points in a contentious division race.

The New York Islanders, who always seem to be on the road, will be in Seattle to duel the expansion Kraken.

One other game on the schedule sees the St. Louis Blues visiting the Philadelphia Flyers at Wells Fargo Center.

Tune in with BetUS’ host Dana Lane to break down the NHL odds for Tuesday’s games.

The NHL schedule features 4 games on Friday Feb. 18. And the slate opens with a  7 p.m. ET faceoff between the Nashville Predators and the exciting Carolina Hurricanes. An hour later, there is a stellar duel between the Florida Panthers, who will brave the chill of Minnesota to face the Wild.


In the Midwest, the Chicago Blackhawks play host to the Dallas Stars and the slate is capped in a 10 p.m. puck drop as the Los Angeles Kings visit the Vegas Golden Knight in a Pacific Division clash.


The slate is strong despite there only be a quartet of contests.


Tune in with BetUS’ host Dana Lane and expert handicapper Alex Smith to break down the NHL odds for Friday’s games.

The NHL schedule features 10 games on Thursday Feb. 17. They start in New York at 7 p.m. ET as the New York Rangers have another Original Six matchup at Madison Square Garden against the Detroit Red Wings.

The Rangers needed Wednesday to rest after their marathon shootout victory over the Boston Bruins at home on Tuesday. Down the New Jersey Turnpike and over the Walt Whitman Bridge in Philly, the Flyers will play host to the New York Islanders.

There are games in  Toronto, Montreal, and Edmonton, as the Penguins, Blues and Ducks face those respective foes.

The Ottawa Senators will face a team they are battling in the standings, the Buffalo Sabres.

Seattle is at Winnipeg, Columbus is at Chicago and the night concludes with a 10:30 ET faceoff between the Vancouver Canucks and San Jose Sharks in Northern California.


Tune in with BetUS’ host Dana Lane and expert handicapper Alex Smith to break down the NHL odds for Tuesday’s games.

The NHL menu is chock full of options on Tuesday, February 15, with nine games on the schedule.

There is PennsylMania, of course, which means the Philadelphia Flyers will battle the Pittsburgh Penguins in a tense rivalry.

Speaking of rivalry games, look out as the Dallas Stars visit the Colorado Avalanche in a game featuring two of the NHL’s hottest teams.

An Original Six battle will take place at Madison Square Garden as the Boston Bruins visit the New York Rangers. In a meeting across the river, the Tampa Bay Lightning will face the New York Jersey Devils. The third Big Apple squad, the New York Islanders are at the Buffalo Sabres.

There is also action in Ottawa and Calgary and the Edmonton Oilers place the final game of the night, visiting the Los Angeles Kings at Staples Center.

Oh, and we didn’t forget Alex Ovechkin and his Washington Capitals. They are at Nashville.

The NHL slate is rolling as the season gets deeper into the schedule and the points behind precious.


Tune in with BetUS’ host Dana Lane and expert handicapper Alex Smith to break down the NHL odds for Tuesday’s games.