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With home-ice advantage and a lineup firing on all cylinders, the Dallas Stars are poised to secure a victory in Game 1 against the Golden Knights. Additionally, considering the Golden Knights' recent struggles and injury concerns, the Stars have the upper hand in this matchup.

Following their dominant performance in Game 1, where they showcased superior offense and defense, the Boston Bruins enter Game 2 with momentum on their side. Conversely, the Toronto Maple Leafs looked disorganized and struggled to generate scoring opportunities in the previous game.

With LeBron James and Anthony Davis back in the lineup, the Lakers boast a formidable offensive arsenal capable of challenging the Nuggets' defense. Additionally, the Nuggets' strong offensive game and the Lakers' defensive vulnerabilities suggest a high-scoring affair.

The Cavaliers secured a comfortable win in Game 1, but the Magic are expected to put up a tougher fight in the upcoming game. Despite having the potential to win, the Cavaliers might not cover the spread due to the Magic's improved performance.

I think the Knicks will win game one. With Anunoby back at full strength and their two-headed center monster, Isaiah Hartenstein and Mitchell Robinson, both ready to go, the Knicks are coming in quite healthy.

The Lakers are performing well. In the past ten games, they have won seven of them. Last season, these teams faced off in the conference championships. In that series, the Lakers have lost two of their previous three games by five points or less.

The Suns have won four straight road games and three straight games at home. Their offensive performance has been impressive as they have scored over 118 points per game and made over 50% of their shots in their previous three outings.

The Golden Knights have everything on the line in this game, despite the Ducks' recent two-game winning streak over Vegas. Vegas can secure a postseason berth with certainty.

With Devon Toews and Cale Makar stepping up at the blue line and blocking routes to the net, the Avalanche hope to limit the Oilers' offensive output as they attempt to recover after conceding 11 goals in their previous two games.

I believe that the Flames will take control of this game from the opening frame as they attempt to improve on home ice. Against the Sharks, the Flames, who score 3.06 goals per game on average, should have plenty of opportunities to score.

With its home crowd, Winnipeg has won 13 of the previous 17 meetings with Vancouver, and it has won all seven of its previous meetings overall. In the past five meetings with Winnipeg, Vancouver has dropped four of them.

The Kraken have dropped their last three away games as well as their last four at home. In their last three away games, they have only scored five goals due to offensive struggles.

The Sixers have the advantage in this one, in my opinion. Embiid presents a significant challenge for the Heat to overcome. Since his comeback, he has been incredibly healthy and has a sizable advantage against Adebayo in the paint.