The New Jersey Devils are going through some rough times and tonight they will be north of the border for a meeting with the Ottawa Senators. The Devils are just 7-11 on the road and are coming off a 4-5 OT loss to Toronto on Friday where they scored on their own goal. That’s not good. The upstart Senators are a force at Canadian Tire Centre, where they boast an 11-5-1 record and beat the Devils in their first meeting this year, 4-2. This will be the Sens first game since the Christmas break and if they don’t have a holiday hangover they prevail.
TONIGHT’S PICK: OTTAWA SENATORS
Category: Hockey
Friday NHL Pick
The San Jose Sharks have lost 3 straight and 9 of their last 10 but look for them to get back on track tonight when they play host to the Los Angeles Kings. The Kings are also on a 3-game skid and have just 5 road victories under their belt. San Jose won the first 2 meetings with Los Angeles this year and 7 of the last 10. The Sharks at the Tank are always worth considering.
TONIGHT’S PICK: SAN JOSE SHARKS
Monday NHL Pick
The Tampa Bay Lightning will be hosting the red hot Florida Panthers tonight and if anyone can slow them down, it’s the Bolts. Tampa has won 8 of the last 10 meetings with Florida and they are 16-5 in their last 21 at home against their state rival.
TONIGHT’S PICK: TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING
Saturday NHL Pick
The Buffalo Sabres are on a 3-game skid but that ends today when they host the Los Angeles Kings in a matinée at KeyBank Center. The Sabres have won the last 3 meetings with the Kings, who are a pathetic 5-12-3 on the road. Buffalo dominates at home, with a record of 10-3-3, but could be without their captain, Jack Eichel, who is questionable with an upper body injury. With or without him, the Western New Yorkers get it done.
TODAY’S PICK: BUFFALO SABRES
Friday NHL Pick
The Washington Capitals are road killers. Take them over the New Jersey Devils tonight.
TONIGHT’S PICK: WASHINGTON CAPITALS
Thursday NHL Pick
Who would of thought at the start of the season the Arizona Coyotes would be occupying first place in the Pacific Division? Well they are, and now they have Taylor Hall… look out! Hall has already made a mark with his new team, notching an assist for the go-ahead goal in Tuesday’s 3-2 triumph over San Jose. The Wild are on a 2-game skid and with a road record of 7-13-2 they will need all the luck they can get if they want to leave the desert tonight with a win. The Coyotes will be out for revenge after losing the first two meetings this year with Minnesota and, with a well rested Hall, they get it done.
TONIGHT’S PICK: ARIZONA COYOTES
Monday NHL Pick
The Washington Capitals will have payback on their minds tonight when they visit Nationwide Arena for a matchup with the Columbus Blue Jackets. The Jackets beat the Capitals in Washington on December 9th, 5-2, and that is still fresh in the minds of Ovi and company. Washington has been lethal on the road, with a record of 15-2-1, and will be catching a struggling Columbus team that has lost 2 straight and 7 of their last 10.
TONIGHT’S PICK: WASHINGTON CAPITALS
