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With four straight victories, the Washington Capitals will be trying to make it five in a row on Tuesday when they take on the Minnesota Wild on the road. In other action, the red-hot Edmonton Oilers host the struggling Kings.

Thursday Night Hockey features several mouth-watering matchups, including the defending champion Pittsburgh Penguins taking on the Ottawa Senators at Canadian Tire Centre. In other action, the Boston Bruins will look to climb back into the top three in the Atlantic Division with a victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning.

Considered among early Stanley Cup favorites, the St. Louis Blues will try to shake out of a recent slump on Saturday when the club travels to Winnipeg to take on the Jets. In other action, the Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames renew hostilities in the Battle of Alberta.

The Battle of Ontario is always a heated affair. The Toronto Maple Leafs and Ottawa Senators renew hostilities on Saturday night at the Canadian Tire Centre. Meanwhile, Devan Dubnyk and the Minnesota Wild look to keep rolling when they face the Dallas Stars.

The New Jersey Devils take a trip to the Shark Tank to take on a hungry San Jose squad looking to stay right up there in the race for the Pacific Division title. Puck drops at 10:30PM EST, with the Sharks as the heavy favourite on Thursday night.

The Pacific Division leading Los Angeles Kings head to The Scottrade Center to take on a strong St. Louis Blues squad at 8:00pm EST on Thursday. When two of the best teams in the Western Conference play each other it allways makes for a great game and some great betting – with Los Angeles Kings being a smart pick as a road underdog.

The Vancouver Canuck’s continue their 6 game road trip with a quick stop in the City of Brother love to play the Philadelphia Flyers at 7:00pm EST. Neither team excels at scoring so expect a nitty, gritty game with the home team Flyers having the edge on Thursday night.

Central Divisional rivals do battle on the Ice this Thursday night as the Chicago Blackhawks travel to Nashville to take on Predators at 8:00pm EST. The central division is the most hotly contested and talented division in the NHL this season and every game matters – so except a tight battle between two evenly match foes.

The Toronto Maple Leafs head down to Minnesota to face the Wild on the second game of a back-to-back at 8:00pm EST on Thursday night. The Leafs have not had any success this season playing in back-to-back games, but with James Reimer likely to return to the net, the Leafs have a chance to best a well-rounded Minnesota squad.