Kreider buried his second power-play goal in Anaheim’s 4-3 win over Pittsburgh, capping a strong home debut and helping the Ducks extend their home-opening win streak to 10, tying the NHL mark with Boston and Toronto.

Four goals in three games since his Rangers trade, plus a Carlsson setup on the opener and a late PP dagger, underscored Kreider’s instant chemistry with the Ducks. Gauthier and Helleson also scored; Dostal stopped 23. Crosby’s two assists moved him into the top-10 in all-time assists; Rakell scored for Pittsburgh; Quenneville drew a loud welcome in his Anaheim debut.

Tampa Bay Lightning surge into the Capitals with Point, Kucherov, and Hagel leading the charge, Hedman stabilizing the back end for strong power-play upside. The Caps present a soft target on defense, boosting the trio’s ceiling and Hedman’s PP value.

Vegas Golden Knights bring a balanced, mid-priced stack with Dorofeyev, Hertl and Saad, supported by Theodore. Calgary’s shaky defense and goaltending push this grouping into tournament-friendly territory, especially when paired with Hill’s road form.

Anaheim Ducks roll Kreider-Killorn-Carlsson with LaCombe adding uzt on D, offering high shot volume and sleeper upside in GPPs against Pittsburgh’s road woes.

Montreal Canadiens offer a cheap but productive stack with Bolduc, Dach and Gallagher, aided by Matheson’s offensive bursts from the blueline. Seattle Kraken’s defense weak links open opportunities for Montreal’s group, while top-tier options from DAL, NYR, and CAL rotate as pivot plays.

Adin Hill stands out as a cash-constructor with solid road numbers, with Oettinger and Shesterkin lurking as elite alternatives. Build balanced exposures across TB, VGK, and MTL for win potential tonight.