vs
Game Date:
04/05/2016
8:05pm EST
Lines:
San Jose +1.5
Minnesota -1.5
Total:
Over
5 (-111)
Under 5 (+101)
Community Picks: San Jose Sharks 0% vs Minnesota Wild 0%
San Jose Sharks and Minnesota Wild Thread
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A three-game losing streak has cost the Colorado Avalanche any real shot at the playoffs, but the Nashville Predators' four-game slide might have them fearing their own postseason will again be a short one. Halting it Tuesday night could officially eliminate the visiting Avalanche from playoff contention as both teams look to avoid matching season-worst losing streaks. While Nashville (39-26-14) has clinched a berth and is locked in as the Western Conference's first wild card, Colorado's chances of becoming the second took another hit with Sunday's 5-1 home loss to St. Louis. Continue to Article
April 04, 2016 8:07:pm EST
April 04, 2016 2:29:pm EST
The questions surrounding the Chicago Blackhawks concerning suspensions, injuries and their playoff standing are slowly getting answered. The Boston Bruins' top concern is still up in the air. The Blackhawks continue life without several key contributors on Sunday as they try to build their lead for a top-three spot in the Central Division against the visiting Bruins, who hope not to fall out of a frantic Eastern Conference race. Continue to Article
April 02, 2016 5:53:pm EST
The Detroit Red Wings just got a win they desperately needed, though there's still more work to do to extend the NHL's longest active playoff streak. With a challenging final stretch ahead, they'll need to seize an opportunity in Saturday night's matchup with the rebuilding Toronto Maple Leafs. Detroit's sense of extreme urgency was evident Friday against Minnesota, in which it started strong in all three periods en route to a critical 3-2 win. Continue to Article
April 02, 2016 12:49:am EST
Duncan Keith, a key defenseman for the defending Stanley Cup champion Chicago Blackhawks, will miss the start of the NHL playoffs after receiving a six-game ban for high-sticking Minnesota's Charlie Coyle. The NHL Department of Player Safety said on Friday that Keith will have to sit out the final five regular-season games and the first game of the post-season. Keith swung his stick at Minnesota Wild forward Coyle at 9:27 of the first period of a game on Tuesday, hitting him in the face. Continue to Article
April 01, 2016 10:01:pm EST
