NHL Tonight, November 10, 2026: Odds, Goalies, Injuries, DFS Stacks, Player Props, Parlays and Puck Lines

Tuesday, November 10, 2026 | Seven games

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Seven games tonight, and some of the best teams in the league are on the ice. Minnesota (12-3-4) visits Montreal (11-3-3) in a battle of two of the hottest teams going. New Jersey (13-5-0) brings real momentum into Winnipeg. Colorado visits Toronto in one of the night's most attractive matchups, and the late game between Nashville and Los Angeles is worth staying up for if you're building DFS lineups.

Tonight's NHL Schedule and Betting Lines

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Game-by-Game Breakdown

Colorado Avalanche at Toronto Maple Leafs, 7:00 PM ET

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Colorado is the road favorite, and Nathan MacKinnon is the reason: 30 points, 20 of them assists. Artturi Lehkonen leads the Avs with 12 goals. Toronto has Auston Matthews (11 goals, 27 points) but a long injury list, including Max Domi on injured reserve and Morgan Rielly day-to-day. Colorado is without defenseman Josh Manson.

Players to target: Nathan MacKinnon, Cale Makar, Artturi Lehkonen, Auston Matthews, William Nylander.

DFS angle: Colorado's top line and first power-play unit are the correlation play here.

Props to investigate: MacKinnon shots on goal, Makar points, Matthews shots on goal.

Betting angle: Colorado's moneyline is the preferred side. The -1.5 puck line pays more but needs a two-goal win.

Prediction: Colorado wins.

Minnesota Wild at Montreal Canadiens, 7:00 PM ET

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Game of the night. Kirill Kaprizov has 16 goals and 31 points, and Quinn Hughes has 20 assists from the blue line. Montreal answers with Cole Caufield (11 goals) and Lane Hutson (17 points). Both teams are banged up. Minnesota is without goalie Filip Gustavsson and defensemen Jared Spurgeon and Brock Faber. Montreal is without goalie Samuel Montembeault, Mike Matheson and Ivan Demidov.

Players to target: Kirill Kaprizov, Matt Boldy, Joel Eriksson Ek, Quinn Hughes, Cole Caufield, Lane Hutson.

DFS angle: Minnesota's top line is one of the best stacks on the slate, and Hughes works as a standalone defenseman too. Boldy's shot volume makes him a strong fantasy play.

Betting angle: Minnesota's moneyline is worth a look, but Montreal is 11-3-3 and at home. Don't underestimate the Canadiens.

Prediction: Minnesota wins.

Washington Capitals at Ottawa Senators, 7:00 PM ET

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Ottawa is the home favorite, and Tim Stützle is the engine with 9 goals and 23 points. Washington's offense is spread out: Alex Tuch has 11 goals, Jordan Kyrou leads the team with 14 points and Dylan Strome has 11 assists. Washington is without defensemen Rasmus Sandin and Vincent Desharnais. Ottawa is without William Eklund, Andre Burakovsky and Warren Foegele.

Players to target: Tim Stützle, Drake Batherson, Alex Ovechkin, Dylan Strome, Alex Tuch.

Goalie watch: Linus Ullmark is a strong DFS option if he's confirmed as Ottawa's starter.

Betting angle: Ottawa's moneyline is the preferred side. Washington +1.5 is worth a look if you expect a close game.

Prediction: Ottawa wins.

New Jersey Devils at Winnipeg Jets, 7:00 PM ET

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New Jersey is 13-5-0, and Jack Hughes is a major fantasy target with 9 goals and 25 points. Winnipeg has Kyle Connor (13 goals, 19 points) and Mark Scheifele (14 assists), but the Jets are 7-8-3. New Jersey is without Anthony Mantha. Winnipeg has Josh Morrissey on injured reserve, so check his status again before puck drop.

Players to target: Jack Hughes, Jesper Bratt, Arseny Gritsyuk, Luke Hughes, Kyle Connor.

DFS angle: Jack Hughes and Bratt make a great mini-stack, and Luke Hughes adds power-play correlation with his brother.

Goalie watch: confirm Winnipeg's starter, Connor Hellebuyck or Stuart Skinner, before you lock.

Betting angle: New Jersey's moneyline is one of our favorite sides on the board.

Prediction: New Jersey wins.

Florida Panthers at Columbus Blue Jackets, 7:30 PM ET

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This line is nearly a coin flip, and Florida is short-handed: Aleksander Barkov and Brad Marchand are both on injured reserve. The Tkachuk brothers are carrying the load. Brady Tkachuk leads the Panthers with 10 goals and Matthew Tkachuk has 22 assists. Columbus has Kent Johnson (8 goals, 16 points) and Zach Werenski (12 assists).

Players to target: Matthew Tkachuk, Brady Tkachuk, Sam Reinhart, Zach Werenski, Kent Johnson.

DFS sleeper: the Columbus line of Cole Sillinger, Charlie Coyle and Mathieu Olivier is one of the best value stacks to look at tonight. It saves salary and still has upside.

Betting angle: Florida has the slight edge on the moneyline, but Columbus at home with Barkov and Marchand out is a real option.

Prediction: Florida wins a close one.

Detroit Red Wings at St. Louis Blues, 8:00 PM ET

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Two .500-ish teams, and the goalies could decide it. Detroit is missing a lot: captain Dylan Larkin, Albert Johansson, Marco Kasper and Simon Edvinsson are on injured reserve, and goalie John Gibson is day-to-day. Alex DeBrincat leads the Red Wings with 16 points. St. Louis has rookie Jimmy Snuggerud with 9 goals and Philip Broberg leading the team with 13 points.

Players to target: Alex DeBrincat, Lucas Raymond, Jimmy Snuggerud, Philip Broberg.

DFS angle: look for players on the top line and first power play. Defensemen who shoot and block shots can pay off without a point.

Goalie watch: Joel Hofer is an alternative DFS goalie if he gets the start for St. Louis.

Betting angle: St. Louis' moneyline is the preferred side.

Prediction: St. Louis wins.

Nashville Predators at Los Angeles Kings, 10:00 PM ET

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Here's a strange one: the Kings are 5-8-2 and favored over an 8-4-5 Nashville team. Artemi Panarin leads Los Angeles with 8 goals and 18 points, but the Kings are without Kevin Fiala and Mats Zuccarello, and defenseman Erik Gustafsson is day-to-day. Nashville brings Filip Forsberg (20 points), Steven Stamkos (10 goals) and Roman Josi (18 assists). Jonathan Marchessault is day-to-day.

Players to target: Artemi Panarin, Adrian Kempe, Alex Laferriere, Filip Forsberg, Roman Josi.

DFS angle: the Kings' top line of Panarin, Kempe and Laferriere is our favorite full stack tonight. Laferriere has been shooting a lot lately.

Goalie watch: Juuse Saros has been good, but we have doubts he can keep it up.

Betting angle: the Kings' moneyline is the lean. The -1.5 puck line is the riskier alternative, especially against a team with Nashville's record.

Prediction: Los Angeles wins.

Line Combinations and Power-Play Stacks

In DFS, correlation is everything. Stacking players who share even-strength or power-play time gives you more ways to pile up points. Confirm combinations on the NHL depth charts before you lock.

• Kings: Artemi Panarin, Adrian Kempe, Alex Laferriere.
• Devils: Jack Hughes, Jesper Bratt, Arseny Gritsyuk, with Luke Hughes on defense.
• Wild: Kirill Kaprizov, Joel Eriksson Ek, Matt Boldy, with Quinn Hughes on defense.
• Blue Jackets value stack: Cole Sillinger, Mathieu Olivier, Charlie Coyle.

The Kings, Devils and Wild are the premium stacks. Columbus is the cheaper alternative.

Goalies: DFS Starting Goalie Watch

Top target: Linus Ullmark, Ottawa, if confirmed.

Alternatives: Joel Hofer (St. Louis), Jesper Wallstedt (Minnesota, with Gustavsson out) and John Gibson (Detroit) if he's cleared from his day-to-day status.

Proceed with caution: Juuse Saros (Nashville) and whoever starts for Winnipeg against the Devils.

These are targets, not confirmed starters. Always verify the starting goalie before puck drop.

NHL DFS: Players to Target

Premium forwards: Kirill Kaprizov, Nathan MacKinnon, Jack Hughes, Auston Matthews, Artemi Panarin, Matt Boldy.

Defensemen: Quinn Hughes, Cale Makar, Luke Hughes, Zach Werenski, Lane Hutson, and Erik Gustafsson as a value play only if he's cleared to play.

Value and sleepers: Alex Laferriere, Cole Sillinger, Charlie Coyle, Mathieu Olivier, Joel Eriksson Ek, Jesper Bratt.

Strategy: salary matters tonight. Build around one premium stack, add a secondary mini-stack and finish with value defensemen or forwards. In order, prioritize first-line deployment, first power-play time, shots on goal, recent ice time, the opposing goalie and confirmed starters. A player doesn't need to score to have a good DFS night. Shots, assists and blocks all count. Price it out on the NHL DFS value check.

Injury Report: Players to Monitor

• Colorado: Josh Manson (injured reserve).
• Toronto: Max Domi (injured reserve); Morgan Rielly, Colton Sissons and Jack Roslovic day-to-day.
• Minnesota: Filip Gustavsson, Jared Spurgeon and Brock Faber (injured reserve); Michael McCarron day-to-day.
• Montreal: Samuel Montembeault and Ivan Demidov (injured reserve), Mike Matheson out; Jake Evans and Josh Anderson day-to-day.
• Washington: Rasmus Sandin and Vincent Desharnais (injured reserve).
• Ottawa: William Eklund, Andre Burakovsky and Warren Foegele (injured reserve).
• New Jersey: Anthony Mantha out.
• Winnipeg: Josh Morrissey and Elias Salomonsson (injured reserve).
• Florida: Aleksander Barkov and Brad Marchand (injured reserve).
• Detroit: Dylan Larkin, Albert Johansson, Marco Kasper and Simon Edvinsson (injured reserve); John Gibson day-to-day.
• St. Louis: Torey Krug and Dillon Dube (injured reserve).
• Nashville: Jonathan Marchessault day-to-day.
• Los Angeles: Kevin Fiala and Mats Zuccarello (injured reserve); Erik Gustafsson day-to-day.

Statuses change through the day. Follow every update on the NHL injury report and NHL player news.

Player Prop Watch

These are markets worth looking into, not posted lines. Get the actual lines on our NHL player props board.

Shots on goal: Nathan MacKinnon, Kirill Kaprizov, Auston Matthews, Alex Laferriere, Artemi Panarin, Jack Hughes, Matt Boldy.

Points and assists: Jack Hughes, Jesper Bratt, Artemi Panarin, Quinn Hughes, Cale Makar, Kirill Kaprizov, Matthew Tkachuk.

Goal scorer watch: Kirill Kaprizov (16 goals), Kyle Connor (13), Artturi Lehkonen (12), Auston Matthews (11), Jack Hughes, Adrian Kempe, Alex Ovechkin.

Goalie saves: Linus Ullmark, Juuse Saros and the confirmed starters in Colorado at Toronto.

For shots props, back players who shoot a lot rather than chasing goals. Shots that miss the net don't count, but every shot that's saved does. Find the unders on the NHL unders board.

Tonight's NHL Parlays

Parlay #1: moneyline combination

• Colorado Avalanche (-160)
• Minnesota Wild (-125)
• New Jersey Devils (-152)
• Los Angeles Kings (-137)

Four favorites still carry real risk. Consider trimming a leg.

Parlay #2: shots on goal

• Kirill Kaprizov 3+ shots
• Jack Hughes 3+ shots
• Artemi Panarin 3+ shots
• Adrian Kempe 2+ shots

Built on getting involved, not on scoring.

Parlay #3: underdog hunting

• Montreal Canadiens moneyline (+104)
• Columbus Blue Jackets moneyline (-102)
• Detroit Red Wings +1.5

The contrarian ticket. All three are higher-risk picks.

Parlay #4: point production

• Jack Hughes to record a point
• Kirill Kaprizov to record a point
• Artemi Panarin to record a point

Parlay #5: late-night hockey

• Los Angeles Kings moneyline (-137)
• Artemi Panarin 2+ shots
• Adrian Kempe 2+ shots

Build and price your own in the AI NHL parlay builder or the NHL slip builder. These are suggestions, not guarantees. Check the odds, the starting goalies and the prop numbers, and don't chase losses.

Puck Line Strategy

The standard puck line is 1.5 goals, so the moneyline and alternate puck lines matter more than they do in other sports.

Favorites: take Colorado on the moneyline instead of forcing the -1.5, along with Minnesota on the road, New Jersey against Winnipeg and Los Angeles against Nashville.

Underdog puck lines to consider: Toronto +1.5, Montreal +1.5, Washington +1.5 and Columbus +1.5. A team can lose by one goal and still cover +1.5, which is why puck-line betting takes a different approach than just picking winners.

FantasyDailies Final Predictions

DFS stack of the night: Los Angeles Kings. Value stack: Columbus Blue Jackets. Goalie to watch: Linus Ullmark, if confirmed. Sleeper: Alex Laferriere. Shots player to watch: Kirill Kaprizov. Moneyline lean: New Jersey Devils.

The Final Word

The difference between a good night and a bad one comes down to the details. Don't overlook goalie confirmations, don't ignore power-play assignments and don't build around players who aren't getting the ice time. Look for shot volume, top-line deployment and value players who can outperform their salaries. You don't need eight goals from your lineup to win a DFS contest. You need the right mix of production, opportunity and value.

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