Compare the opening-night odds for Canucks vs Oilers See my prediction and the matchup factors behind the pick Get puck-drop time, TV details and the latest lineup considerations The Canucks vs Oilers is part of the NHL’s opening-night slate tonight with puck drop scheduled for 10:00 p.m. ET at Rogers Place. Both clubs begin the 2026-27 regular season with a clean record and dreams of ending Canada’s 33 year drought without a Stanley Cup win in that country. That makes this a different betting exercise from a midseason game. Previous results offer context, but roster changes, availability and the starting goalie can matter more than a short run of results from the previous campaign. I break down my Canucks vs Oilers prediction below, along with the moneyline, total and the key details to consider before betting. The goal is to find a playable price rather than assume last season will repeat itself. Canucks vs Oilers Prediction an...
New York won Game 1 after a dominant showing from Breanna Stewart However, I am backing the league-best Lynx to even the series Continue reading for my Lynx vs Liberty best bets and prop bets The Minnesota Lynx (33-11, No. 1 seed) are on the brink of elimination as the New York Liberty (26-18, No. 8 seed) look for a key upset. The squads will battle in Game 2 at 8:30 PM ET on September 29. USA Network and CNBC will carry the broadcast. After winning the regular-season series 2-1, the Liberty overcame a first-half deficit to knock off the favored Lynx in Minnesota in Game 1. Breanna Stewart scored 34 points and nabbed 12 rebounds in the win. Leonie Fiebich came in clutch with a quartet of threes, and the Liberty shot 51% from the field. On the Lynx side, Courtney Williams and Olivia Miles scuffled with 3-for-12 shooting nights. Kayla McBride led the Lynx in scoring with 14 points. Minnesota shot 42% from the field and 35% from three. Keep re...