It’s time for another week in the National Hockey League season, and you know what that means – another look at the schedule ahead! Paired with Canada Sports Betting’s written and video coverage of the NHL, and some of our handy features like the strength of schedule tool and the NHL projected standings, you’ll be able to take on this week’s action with ease. Below is every NHL game on the weekly docket, its broadcast time, and a look at what rest-based advantages that teams have. Let’s dive in!
Rest Notes: Vegas is the lone team playing a back-to-back on Tuesday. Florida, Philadelphia, New Jersey, Toronto, Edmonton, Winnipeg, and Calgary are all playing their third game in four nights. Carolina and Seattle are playing their fourth game in six nights.
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Rest Notes: A pattern you’ll see this week is a lot of quiet action nights, and this is yet another one. Boston travels into Tampa on the second half of a back-to-back, playing the Panthers the night before.
Rest Notes: Beyond Ottawa’s back-to-back, we have Vegas playing their third in four nights, and Florida, Philadelphia, Toronto, Calgary, Winnipeg, and Edmonton playing their fourth in six.
Rest Notes: Just one game on the schedule tonight? It’s true. New Jersey has a slight advantage on the rest front here, though both are in a relatively fine spot. Just for kicks, we should give the winner of this one the second wildcard in the Eastern Conference.
Rest Notes: It’s your typical hectic Saturday, but there isn’t a lot of underlying load. Beyond Buffalo’s back-to-back, Ottawa plays their third in four nights and Vegas plays their fourth in six. No one has more than a day on their opponent, and most are even.
Rest Notes: Another quiet day, with just one game. Vancouver has a two-day advantage on rest, on top of Anaheim travelling on a road back-to-back, on top of an already big gap between the two teams. Can you guess who’s favoured here?
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