Rematch of the recent game at Raleigh on January 27 right before the All-Star break when the Canes won 3-1. That's one of several lower-scoring games in recent weeks for Carolina, now 6-1 "under" across its last seven games. Pyotr Kochetkov wasn't in the nets that njght for Carolina but he has posted good numbers lately, with a 2.20 GAA in four February starts, and gets the start tonight. Meanwhile, the Yotes' offense has gone on the blink in the current seven-game skid, scoring just 16 goals (barely 2 pg) in the process. The side price is a bit prohibitive; better value on the "totals" side in Tempe. Play Canes-Yotes "Under"

There's only one game tonight, and it's certainly seeming clear that Carolina can handle business here against Arizona. The Hurricanes are averaging 4.3 goals per game and allowing only 2.3 per game across the last 45 days on the road, while the Coyotes allow 3.8 goals per game and score just 2.3 at home in the same stretch. Couple those traditional numbers with a power play edge that favors Carolina, and the Canes are the play here. Karel Vejmelka is in net for Arizona, who has allowed 4+ goals five of his past seven starts. Grab Carolina's team total over 3.5 if you can, the next best alternative is their -1.5 puck-line here.

The Coyotes have not been the ATM they were last year at home but still pretty good at 15-11 SU (we don't need a win obviously), and they are 28-24 on the puckline overall. Easy lookahead spot for the Canes as they play again Saturday at defending Cup champion Vegas and I'm sure the players are eager to get to Sin City no offense to Raleigh. Because it's the front end of a B2B, they will have to make an interesting goalie decision with two out injured. Ideally we get Spencer Martin here, but I'm OK either way.