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when the Boston Bruins take on the Philadelphia Flyers.

Two of the top teams in the Eastern Conference square off on Sunday when the Boston Bruins meets the Philadelphia Flyers.

With Boston at 15-1 and Philadelphia at 8-1, NHL odds have both teams among the favorites to win the Stanley Cup.

Only seven points behind the Flyers who are in first place currently, Boston sits in third place in the Eastern Conference. By only six points Boston also trails Washington for second place. Boston would love to catch either team ahead of it in the standings to secure that home ice as this tight race among the three division leaders means home ice throughout the playoffs is still up for grabs.

Both Boston and Philadelphia need to make sure they win their respective divisions first while both teams would love to beat each other out for first place overall in the Conference. Philadelphia is only five points up on the Penguins with ten games remaining as they are being pressed by a red hot Pittsburgh team that has gone 6-2-2 in its last ten games. Even though the Boston Bruins has two games in hand, for now they are only three points ahead of rival Montreal. The Bruins appear to have an easier road to securing the division title with these extra two games.

As both teams will use this game as a measuring stick to determine what they need to correct heading into the playoffs hockey fans can expect a hard fought contest this Sunday. Both squads will be playing their hardest to figure out which is the best way to beat each other come playoff time with a good chance these two teams will meet again sometime this spring.

The Philadelphia Flyers will take on the Dallas Stars this weekend. The Flyers are currently the top team in the Eastern Conference with a 43-19-7 record. The Stars are sitting in the 7th spot in the Eastern Conference with a 37-25-8 record.

The Flyers are among the top favorites to win the Stanley Cup at 8-1 in NHL Odds.

While these teams are in good positioning for the playoffs, they will need a strong finish to ensure that they maintain their positioning. There are several teams in the Western Conference that are within reach of passing the Stars if they are unable to win games as the season comes to a close. Meanwhile, the Flyers could lose their spot atop the Eastern Conference with a poor finish.

The Flyers will certainly be the favorite going into this game, but they do have some weaknesses that the Stars may be able to exploit. While their offense is among the elite of the NHL, their defense is not quite as dominant. The Stars need to find a way to put the puck in the net early and then collapse back on defense.

The Flyers should be able to take this game if they just play their normal style. The Stars are solid and they play well in close games, but they are really just a middle of the pack team in most offensive and defensive categories.

The Stars will be the home team for this game. Dallas has a record of 19-11-6 while playing at home this season. The Flyers are 22-9-3 while playing on the road this

The Montreal Canadiens and the Tampa Bay Lightning will play in Tampa Bay this weekend. These teams are both within the Eastern Conference playoff race. The Lightning are the second best team in the conference with a record of 37-18-7, while the Canadiens have a 34-23-7 record this season.

Tampa Bay is among the favorite to win the Stanley Cup in the Eastern Conference, at 25-1, while Montreal is at 40-1 in NHL Odds.

The Lightning have been a great team at home this season, achieving a record of 21-7-4 while playing in Tampa Bay. The Canadiens will struggle in this game as they are below .500 this year while playing on the road. They are 14-15-1 this year.

It is unclear how the Lightning manage to win so many games despite having such a porous defense. Tampa Bay has one of the best offenses in the NHL, scoring 3 goals per game, but they also allow 3 goals per game. Despite their poor defense, they have managed to climb to the top of the Southeast Division Standings.

The Canadiens rely on a stingy defense to win games, allowing just 2.5 goals per game. As the playoffs approach the Canadiens will need to find a way to put the pick in the net more often, as they are only the 23rd best team in terms of goals per game in the NHL.

The Canadiens are strong on the power play and they need to capitalize on their power play opportunities against Tampa Bay. The Canadiens will also need to continue to play tough against the power play. They are the 9th best team in the league in penalty kill percentage at 83.6 percent.