After landing five of our last six selections, we’ve got three more NHL picks from the latest round of fixtures and are eyeing a 5.84 treble. Bwin offers numerous betting markets on every game in ice hockey’s premier competition but we’re sticking with the money line NHL odds.

Pittsburgh and Calgary both saw winning runs come to an end over the weekend but the Flames look better equipped to get back on track. Darryl Sutter’s side crushed the Penguins 4-0 on the road in front of 17,743 fans last month when coming on strong in the closing period.

Montreal and Vancouver are both struggling this season and head into their Centre Bell showdown with very similar records. The Canadiens are coming off a big win but still have a sorry 6-15-2 record, while the Canucks can only boast a marginally better percentage at 6-14-2.

Winnipeg bounced back to form with a good win in Calgary over the weekend and have a great chance to build on that when entertaining Arizona. The Coyotes are cut adrift at the bottom of the Western Central division, five places and 14 points behind the third-placed Jets.

Toronto have stepped their game up and enjoyed their swing through California, beating Los Angeles Kings 6-2 and San Jose 4-1. However, Anaheim have made an impressive start to the season and we think the Ducks will halt that run of road wins for the Maple Leafs.

Boston are only fifth in the Eastern Atlantic division but have games in hand of those teams above them and are still fairly well placed. Brad Marchand continues to lead the way for the Bruins and he should again help them to victory against Vancouver, who have lost three straight.

Calgary and Winnipeg have been going in opposite directions in the Western Conference table over the past fortnight. The Flames have stormed to the summit on the back of four straight convincing victories, whereas the Jets are down to eighth due to four losses in a row.

Pittsburgh were upset by Montreal in the play-offs a couple of seasons ago but gained some revenge with a 6-0 romp in Canada earlier this month. That success sparked a five-match winning run for the Penguins, with just two goals conceded during the current hot streak.

Los Angeles have gone five games without a win but their last victory was when visiting Ottawa and they are taken to confirm that superiority. The Senators are on a woeful run of form themselves, picking up just one triumph in 10 outings and conceding 17 times in three defeats this week.

Toronto appear to be going from strength to strength at the moment and have the all-round quality to take out San Jose. The Maple Leafs made it seven victories in eight games when beginning their three-match California swing with a 6-2 demolition of Los Angeles Kings.

Columbus have made a forward move with seven wins in their last 10 matches and can maintain the momentum by seeing off Vancouver. The Canucks can only boast one victory in eight outings and have suffered four straight road defeats by a combined score of 23-7.

Boston are on a four-game losing streak but have had a tough schedule and the feeling is that they should find Montreal more conducive company. The beleaguered Canadiens are 1-8-1 on the road this term and have the worst defensive record in the league after winning just one in six of late.

Anaheim and Ottawa will both attempt to snap three-match losing streaks but it is the Ducks who are strongly fancied to get back on track. Dallas Eakins is still in credit following a previous run of eight straight regulation or overtime triumphs and their home record is strong at 7-3-1.

Minnesota acquitted themselves adequately on a three-game road trip and will now be keen to kick on during a five-match home stretch. The Wild head the Western Central division with a 12-6-1 record and have the chance to pull further clear of third-placed Winnipeg.

Los Angeles and Toronto head into this game at opposite ends of the spectrum and an intriguing counter is in store at Staples Center. The Maple Leafs have climbed to second place in the Atlantic Division, while the Kings have dropped three straight home games.

Edmonton romped to a 5-1 victory in Arizona a month ago but may be given a tougher work-out by an improved Coyotes outfit when returning to Gila River Arena. The hosts are coming off a couple of overtime triumphs and have been involved in a series of tight tussles in recent outings.

Ottawa have only claimed four victories this season, five fewer than San Jose, but there is not much between these teams in several key stats departments. If the Senators can bring their A-game to SAP Center, the feeling is this is a winnable contest for DJ Smith’s side.

Winnipeg must hold their nerve following three hard-fought defeats but are playing well enough to edge out Columbus if things click back into place. The Jets can take heart from having responded to their last hat-trick of losses by rattling off four straight wins and we’re keeping the faith here.

Washington suffered a surprise setback when thumped by Seattle but are taken to prove that was just a temporary blip by seeing off Montreal. The Caps had won six of their previous seven games to put pressure on Eastern Metropolitan leaders Carolina and are the top scorers in that division.

Pittsburgh have been a thorn in the side of Canada’s NHL teams of late and look a solid selection to see off Vancouver at PPG Paints Arena. The Penguins have rattled off a hat-trick of wins north of the border, showing great determination on both sides of the puck.