It’s a busier-than-usual Monday night of hockey as U.S. Thanksgiving approaches with 11 games on the schedule.
The pregame narrative: It’s a little early, but there may just be a Stanley Cup preview on the schedule with the Carolina Hurricanes hosting the Dallas Stars. Elsewhere, there should be plenty of offence and entertainment when the Colorado Avalanche battle the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Check out the latest NHL schedule and odds for Nov. 25 below.
NHL schedule
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Nashville Predators vs. New Jersey Devils
Vegas Golden Knights vs. Philadelphia Flyers
Dallas Stars vs. Carolina Hurricanes
Washington Capitals vs. Florida Panthers
St. Louis Blues vs. New York Rangers
Colorado Avalanche vs. Tampa Bay Lightning
Detroit Red Wings vs. New York Islanders
Calgary Flames vs. Ottawa Senators
Winnipeg Jets vs. Minnesota Wild
Seattle Kraken vs. Anaheim Ducks
Los Angeles Kings vs. San Jose Sharks
Betting insights
- New Jersey has won four of its last five games, covering as a puck-line favourite in three of those contests. Nashville, meanwhile, is hitting the under at the fourth-highest rate (66.7%) in the NHL.
- Don’t expect a high-scoring affair between Carolina and Dallas. The Hurricanes are cashing unders in 55% of their games, while the Stars are doing so at the fifth-highest clip (63.2%) in the league. The Canes (14-6) and Stars (13-6) both rank top four in wins in the NHL.
- Alexander Ovechkin will be out for quite some time, but it’ll be interesting to see if the Capitals can keep up their torrent pace without him. They’re the most profitable puck line team (+6.73 units), according to Scores and Odds, and have the fifth-best over record (11-7-2).
- Two of the NHL’s best offences collide, with Colorado and Tampa Bay doing battle. The Avs are tied for sixth in goals per game (3.48) while the Bolts rank fifth (3.58). Colorado has the fourth-best over percentage in the NHL (61.9%).
- You’re likely not going to find many goals between the Kraken and Ducks. Seattle places sixth in under percentage (61.9%), while Anaheim boasts the highest under percentage (71.1%).
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