The NHL has nine games on the docket on Thursday night, giving us plenty of names to choose from for some player props tonight. My best bets for Thursday night

Tonight's nine-game slate looks to be a lot of fun. The Ducks and Stars feature multiple lines of young, exciting scorers, while the Lightning and Golden Knights are a matchup between two of the premier teams in the league.

Andrei Svechnikov has been putting his ice time to gooduse, and he'll continue to fire away for the Canes. There are nine games on the ice tonight, and I’ve got a trio of NHL player props to cover you throughout the action on Thursday, November 6.

We have five NHL games on the schedule for Wednesday night with a few matchups to target for some player props. My best bets for Tuesday night are targeting Aus

It is quite possible that Macklin Celebrini is already one of the five best forwards in the NHL. A dynamo with the puck, Celebrini is tied for sixth in the NHL with 18 points (7 G, 11 A), and his play-driving numbers are off the charts, especially when weighed against the help he has around him.

Glasnow ranks in the seventh percentile in walks, averaging 2.1 per game, and has walked 2+ batters in each of his three outings this postseason. The Blue Jays are also baseball's peskiest lineup, averaging 3.2 walks per game this postseason (prior to Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s gem in Game 2).

The Dallas Stars (6-3-1) tussle with the Tampa Bay Lightning (4-4-2) in a Thursday tilt in Tampa, Florida. The opening puck drop from Benchmark International Arena will be at 7 p.m. ET (TNT). Let's analyze BetMGM Sportsbook's NHL odds around the Stars vs. Lightning odds and make our expert NHL picks and predictions.