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The the Buffalo Sabres moved to 44-20 with 7 overtime losses and 5 points after a 6-5 overtime result against the the Ducks, who shifted to 39-27 with 4 overtime losses and 6 points at Honda Center.

Denver enters this regular-season matchup as the home team at Ball Arena, and Golden State arrives as the road side with the Warriors tag attached to GSW in the listing.

As the Northeastern Huskies prepare to face off against the Boston College Eagles at the Silvio O. Conte Forum, fans are eagerly anticipating a thrilling encounter. With recent performances showcasing their prowess, the Huskies have been riding a wave of momentum that could very well carry them through this upcoming clash.

As the Rockies gear up to face the Athletics at Hohokam Stadium, all eyes will be on Zac Veen, the outfielder who has been a standout performer for the Rox. In their recent game against the Dodgers, Veen showcased his prowess with a perfect on-base percentage and an OPS of 1. This performance was pivotal in setting the tone for the Rockies' offensive strategy. Meanwhile, Mickey Moniak also made headlines with a stellar performance against the Dodgers, boasting a 1.000 batting average and hitting a home run that contributed significantly to his team's morale.

UNLV enters this playoff matchup with a recent template that travels: make shots early, build a cushion, and force the opponent to score against a set defense. In its last outing, UNLV’s offense was most efficient when it mixed paint touches with perimeter spacing, finishing with a field goal rate of 54 and an effective field goal rate of 64. The shot profile was balanced enough to prevent long dry spells, and the Rebels’ ball movement showed up in their assist total, but the possession game tilted too often because of turnovers. A playoff road game usually magnifies that risk; empty trips can feed a home crowd and give Tulsa extra transition chances.