The Carolina Hurricanes continue a Western road trip with a game against the new-look Calgary Flames on Wednesday, their first stop in the Alberta city in more than three years (9 pm ET, Fox Sports)

NHL Betting at Sportsbook.com has the Flames as a -170 moneyline favorite and the over/under total at 5.5.

Carolina is 6-4 over the past 10 meetings. The hurricanes blew out the Flames 6-1 the last time they met on March 6 last season. Carolina was a -120 home favorite and the score went over the total of 5.5.

The total has gone over in seven of the past seven meetings overall, and in four of the past six in Calgary.

On Monday, Jussi Jokinen and Andrew Alberts scored for Carolina in its 4-2 loss to the Edmonton Oilers. Edmonton cashed as +130 home underdogs and the score went over the 5.5-goal total.

Miikka Kiprusoff made 24 saves in the Flames’ 3-0 loss to the visiting Philadelphia Flyers on Monday night. Philadelphia won as +105 road underdogs and the score went under the 5.5-goal total.

Carolina is 19-29-7 this season and Calgary is 27-21-8.

Two of the hottest teams in the NHL clash Monday when the Calgary Flames visit the Nashville Predators.

The Predators are -120 moneyline favorites and the over/under is 5 in NHL Betting.

Calgary is 4-1 SU in the past five meetings. Nashville is 11-4-1 SU in the past 16 meetings at home.

Calgary scored twice in the third period and Jamie Lundmark potted the shootout winner to lift the Flames past the Blue Jackets 4-3 on Saturday. The Flames won the game as +120 underdogs, while the combined score went over the posted over/under (5.5).

Olli Jokinen, Nigel Dawes, and Dustin Boyd tallied in regulation for the Flames. Curtis McElhinney made 29 saves in that win.

The Predators scored three goals in the third period to defeat the Panthers 4-1 on Saturday. The Predators won the game as -170 favorites, while the five goals went as a push against the posted over/under (5).

Dan Hamhuis, J.P. Dumont, David Legwand, and Joel Ward potted goals for the Predators. Dan Ellis stopped 23 shots in the victory.

Calgary is 16-6-3 and has won three straight games. Nashville is 15-9-1 and is 8-1 SU in its past nine games.

The Calgary Flames go for their fourth-straight win when they visit the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday at the Bell Centre (7:30 pm ET, RDS, S-NET).

Calgary is a -125 favorite and the over/under total is 5.5 in Hockey Betting Odds at Sportingbet.

The teams have split the past 10 meetings, each winning five. Seven of those matchups have gone over the total. The teams last met on Oct. 6, when the Flames won 4-3 as a -170 home favorite. They last met in Montreal on Dec. 9 last season, a 4-1 Habs win.

In their last game Saturday, the Flames beat the New York Rangers 3-1 as -150 home favorites. Daymond Langkow, Jarome Inginla, and Rene Bourque each had a goal for the Flames.

The Canadiens were upset 3-1 by the Tampa Bay Lightning at the Bell Centre Saturday. Tampa Bay won as a +135 road underdog while the final score played under the 5.5-goal total.

Calgary is 10-4-1 and has won three straight games. Montreal is 8-9-0.

On the injury front, Calgary’s Curtis Glencross will serve the first of athree-game suspension for a hit on the Rangers’ Chris Drury in Saturday’s game. Flames’ forward Fredrik Sjostrom is listed as day-to-day with a hand injury.

For the Canadiens, defensemen Hal Gill (foot), Andrei Markov (ankle) and Ryan O’Byrne (knee) are all out indefinitely.

The Calgary Flames visit the Dallas Stars in a clash of teams looking to end short losing skids on Wednesday (8:30 pm ET, KDFI (HD), TSN).

NHL Hockey Odds at Sportingbet have the Flames as 105-moneyline favorites and the over/under total at 5½.

Dallas has the edge over the past 10 head-to-head, going 6-3-0-1 in the past 10 meetings. The teams last squared off on Oct. 9, when the Stars won 5-2 in Calgary. The last time the teams met in Dallas was April 2 last season, when Calgary won 2-1.

In their last game, the Flames lost 3-1 to the Detroit Red Wings, as -135 favorites at home. Daymond Langkow scored the lone goal, and Miikka Kiprusoff made 27 saves in the loss.

And the Stars were doubled 4-2 by the Nashville Predators last time out, as +105 underdogs. Steve Ott and Brian Sutherby scored for the Stars, while Alex Auld stopped 29 shots in the loss.

Calgary (7-4-1) has lost two straight games. Dallas (Dallas: 6-3-5) also has lost two straight games.

The Columbus Blue Jackets will be looking for their fourth-straight win when they visit the Calgary Flames on Tuesday.

The Flames are -145 favorites and the over/under total is 5½ in NHL Betting Odds at BookMaker.

Columbus has the edge head-to-head, going 6-3-0-1 over the past 10 meetings. However, Calgary is 5-1 SU in the past six meetings in Calgary.

The teams last squared off just last week, when the Blue Jackets won 2-1 as a -130 home favorite.

Over/under bettors should note that eight of the past 10 overall meetings have gone under the total, and seven of the past 10 meetings in Calgary have gone under.

On Saturday, Steve Mason stopped 27 shots to help the Blue Jackets earn a 4-1 win over the Los Angeles Kings, as -140 favorites. The five goals went under the total of 5.5.

The Flames ended a three-game slide by beating the Vancouver Canucks 5-3 on Friday, as -140 home favorites. The eight goals sailed over the  total of 5.5.

Columbus is 5-1-0 this season and Calgary is 5-2-1.