Washington Capitals vs. Nashville Predators: Date, Time, Betting Odds, Streaming, More
The Washington Capitals look to bounce back from a Thursday night loss to the Philadelphia Flyers tonight on the second game of their road trip where they’ll take on the Nashville Predators. Tomorrow night is the second game of their back to back and final game of the trip against the Carolina Hurricanes.
- Date: Dec. 16, 2023
- Time: 8 p.m. eastern
- Where: Bridgestone Arena
- What Channel Is Capitals Game On: Monumental Sports Network and NHL Network
- Radio: 106.7 The Fan and Caps Radio 24/7
- Betting Odds: The Capitals vs. Predators betting odds on Caesars have the Predators as 1.5-point favorites at home. The Predators have -135 moneyline odds, while the Capitals are the underdog at +115. The total for the game is set at an over/under of 6.0 points.
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The Caps are 14-8-4 with 32 points, good for fifth in the Metropolitan Division and fourth in the wild card, down but not out. The Predators are in the middle of the pack as well with a 17-13-0 record with 34 points which is good for fourth in the Central Division in the Western Conference as well as first in the west wild card. Their GM is none other than Caps Cup winning coach Barry Trotz, who coached the Predators when they first came to Nashville.
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The Caps will once again go with Charlie Lindgren in net as Bailey Johnson of The Washington Post reported from morning skate that he was the first goalie off the ice.