The Tampa Bay Lightning look to rebound from one of their worst efforts of the season when they begin a three-game road trip against the Atlantic Division-rival Boston Bruins on Sunday afternoon. The Lightning had a total of 12 giveaways while allowing goals on the power play, during 4-on-4 action and while short-handed in a 5-3 loss to Columbus on Friday after winning five of their previous six.

The Nashville Predators and the host Winnipeg Jets both have something to prove when the Central Division rivals end their home-and-home set on Sunday afternoon. The Predators' challenge is to carry the attacking style that has led to success at home (8-1-1) onto the road, while the Jets look to forget an awful 0-5-0 road trip during which they were outscored 20-6.

The Arizona Coyotes attempt to continue their mastery in the series when they visit the Edmonton Oilers on Sunday afternoon for the finale of a home-and-home series between the Pacific Division rivals. The Coyotes have earned at least one point in 24 consecutive games against Edmonton (20-0-4) after winning 3-2 in a shootout on Friday, last losing to the Oilers in regulation on Jan. 25, 2011.

The Florida Panthers went 3-1-0 on their last road trip and look to continue their success away from home when they begin a season-high six-game trek Sunday against the Carolina Hurricanes. Florida posted victories in Montreal, Ottawa and New York (against the Rangers) during a trip that ended last Sunday after winning just one of its first six road contests this season and begins this excursion on the heels of a 2-1 shootout triumph at home against Columbus on Saturday.

The New York Rangers hope to put an end to their recent struggles at home on Sunday as they host the streaking Ottawa Senators. After winning six in a row and eight of their first nine at Madison Square Garden, New York has dropped three straight in its own building (0-2-1) - including a 6-1 pasting at the hands of Pittsburgh on Wednesday.

The Calgary Flames look to continue their surprising success on a difficult road trip when they go for a fourth victory in five games Sunday against the struggling Philadelphia Flyers. The Flames lost All-Star forward Johnny Gaudreau (fractured finger) before the six-game trek that ends against the New York Islanders on Monday, but backup goaltender Chad Johnson has carried the team with five wins in his last six starts.