Oct. 15 NHL odds, schedule and matchups: Oilers heavily favoured to snap early skid

NHL odds

The first relatively busy Tuesday of the new NHL season unfolds tonight with nine games on the docket.

The latest: After claiming the Western Conference title last season, the Edmonton Oilers are still looking for their first win of the new campaign. Earlier on, the New Jersey Devils look to continue their strong start against a well-rested Carolina Hurricanes squad.

Check out the latest NHL odds for Tuesday, Oct. 15.

NHL odds: Oct. 15

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Florida Panthers vs. Columbus Blue Jackets

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Vancouver Canucks vs. Tampa Bay Lightning

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New Jersey Devils vs. Carolina Hurricanes

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Vegas Golden Knights vs. Washington Capitals

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Minnesota Wild vs. St. Louis Blues

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Seattle Kraken vs. Nashville Predators

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San Jose Sharks vs. Dallas Stars

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Chicago Blackhawks vs. Calgary Flames

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Philadelphia Flyers vs. Edmonton Oilers

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Betting insights

  • There’s a huge rest discrepancy in tonight’s Devils/Hurricanes game, as New Jersey is playing on a second consecutive night — and for the sixth time this year. Carolina played its first game on Oct. 11 and has been resting at home since.
  • Florida manhandled Columbus in all three of their head-to-head matchups last year. The Panthers went 3-0, scored at least four goals each time and averaged 20 more shots per game. Tonight marks the end of a four-game road trip for the Panthers, who beat the Boston Bruins yesterday.
  • The Flames are 3-0 and have scored 16 goals already. They face a Blackhawks team that is capping a four-game road trip and lost 1-0 in Calgary a season ago.
  • Edmonton has to win at some point … right? The Oilers are the second-heaviest favourites of the night despite being 0-3 with a -12 goal differential to start the new season. And they haven’t even played a road game yet.
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Jordan enjoys writing data-driven game previews and analysis articles — especially for MLB markets or NFL/NBA props. And as a proud Ohio University grad, he’ll always have a soft spot for college sports (especially if the Bobcats are involved). Previous stops include mlb.com, Sportsnet and The Athletic.