Winnipeg at Minnesota - 6:00 p.m. MT
Regardless of what happens in this one, a Colorado victory on the out-of-town scoreboard would officially eliminate the Wild (3-6-1 in their last 10) for the first time in six years. In other words, they need a win.
And a heckuva lot to go right elsewhere.
Edmonton at Colorado - 7:00 p.m. MT
The Oilers were eliminated last night and have now missed the playoffs in 12 of the last 13 years. The Avalanche, meanwhile, are looking to stave off the scratchin' and clawin' Arizona Coyotes, who are also in action.
LA at Arizona - 8 p.m. MT
Rick Tocchet's club has done a marvellous job staying in the race. Do they have any magic left? Both the Coyotes and Avalanche have 34 regulation/overtime wins (ROW), but the 'Yotes own the next tiebreaker (head-to-head points, EXCLUDING the first home game in the season series for the team that had more home games than the other).
As it stands, the Coyotes have three games to make up two points. Standing in the way are the Kings, Vegas Golden Knights and Winnipeg Jets.
That's no easy road.
