The Oilers 32-22-7 will head to L.A. 22-34-6 after losing 5-3 to the Wild. They should bounce back against a bad team who'll be playing their 2nd game in 2 nights after losing 2-1 in shootouts against the Avalanche last night. The Kings will have home-ice but should be pretty tired after that long hard-fought loss. Let's go with the Oilers on the road. It sounds like McDavid will be back from his injury for this one. You can take them -1, to win in regulation or on the puck line if you want a bigger payout If the moneyline gets to -145 or worse. Let's go with the Oilers on the road.

The Blues will head to Minnesota after blowing the Stars out 5-1 for their 3rd straight win. They've snapped out of their slump and have looked great on that streak. They're the better team with the better goalie and should keep rolling. The Wild have been playing well and even better at home where they're 17-9-5 but I think they're in a bit of trouble here. Let's go with the Blues on the road.

The Thunder 34-22 (37-19 ATS) will host the Spurs 24-31 (24-30-1 ATS) after an impressive 113-101 win against the Nuggets. They're the better team, in better form, winning 7 of their last 10 and will have a big home-court advantage where they're 18-12 while the Spurs are just 10-19 on the road. Let's lay the points with the Thunder at home.

The Flames 31-25-6 will head to Detroit 15-44-4 after a tough 4-3 loss to the Bruins. They're in a great bounce-back spot against the worst team in the league. They're 17-13-2 on the road while the Red Wings are just 5-26-2 at home. Let's take the Flames on the puck line.

The Pacers 33-23 (29-25-2 ATS) will head to Toronto 41-15 (32-24 ATS) after blowing the Knicks out 98-106. They were in a bit of a slump but seem to be back on track now having won 2 in a row. Both these teams re having good seasons but I think we're getting points with the better team here. The Raptors are great at home where they're 22-7 and 17-9 ATS as home favorites but Indiana's 14-13 on the road and 7-5 ATS as a road dog and getting too many points in a game they can win straight up. Let's take the points with the Pacers on the road.

The Stars 35-20-6 will host the Blackhawks 27-26-8 after an ugly 5-1 loss to the Blues. They should bounce right back against a much weaker team. They're 18-10-2 at home while Chicago's just 14-13-4 on the road. I would take them -1 but taking them to win in regulation or on the puck line for a bigger payout are good plays too.

St Peter's will host Rider after beating Manhattan 67-64. They're the much hotter team on a 4 game winning streak and will have a big home-court advantage where they're 9-3 while Rider's just 4-10 on the road. Let's lay the points with St Peter's at home.

The Avalanche 35-18-7 will head to L.A. 22-34-5 after a 1-0 win in Anaheim last night. Francouz was great and really was the MVP in that game but this new kid Miska, who'll be making his NHL debut, is suposed to be pretty good and had a .919 save percentage in the AHL. He should be good enough to help them get a win against a pretty bad Kings team who's been decent at home where they're 13-12-1 but Colorado's been much better on the road going 19-9-2 when they travel. I would take them -1 if you have to lay more than -150 but you can take them to win in regulation if you don't like pushes, or on the puck line for the bigger payout. Let's go with the Avalanche on the road.

Gonzaga 22-7 (17-11 ATS) will put their 19 game winning streak on the line when they head to BYU 27-1 (15-12-1 ATS) after blowing San Francisco out 71-54. They're the better team and should keep rolling. These 2 teams met back on January 18th in a game Gonzaga won 92-69 and they've gone 13-0 on the road so they should be able to take care of business at BYU. Let's lay the points with Gonzaga on the road.

The Bruins 39-11-12 will put their 5 game winning streak on the line when they head to Vancouver 32-22-6 after a nice 4-3 comeback win in Calgary last night. They're the better and hotter team having won 11 of their last 12 games while Vancouver lost 6 of their last 10. Boston will be playing their 2nd game in 2 nights but they have 2 good goalies and have been great in back to backs. I would take them -1 if you have to lay more than -150 but you can take them to win in regulation if you don't like pushes, or on the puck line for the bigger payout. Let's go with the Bruins on the road.