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Bet on Pittsburgh Penguins vs Boston Bruins on Ice Hockey

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Who is favored to win in Pittsburgh Penguins vs Boston Bruins?

Based on current NHL form in the 2025–26 season, the Boston Bruins are slight favorites over the Pittsburgh Penguins, with most sportsbooks pricing Boston around 1.85 and Pittsburgh near 2.05 on the moneyline. Boston’s stronger recent record and home-ice advantage at TD Garden tilt the odds in their favor with DexWin - Best Odds on Your Favourite Sports.

What time is Pittsburgh Penguins vs Boston Bruins?

The match between the Pittsburgh Penguins and Boston Bruins is scheduled to start at 10:00 PM on January 11, 2026, in the Eastern Time Zone (ET). This corresponds to 7:00 PM local time for fans watching on the U.S. West Coast in Pacific Time.

Where is Pittsburgh Penguins vs Boston Bruins being held?

The game will be played at TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts, a modern indoor arena with a seating capacity of around 17,850 for hockey. TD Garden features a tight, high-energy bowl design that often amplifies the Bruins’ home-ice advantage, especially in high-profile Eastern Conference matchups like this one.

Pittsburgh Penguins vs Boston Bruins prediction & odds - who wins?

Given Boston’s solid 22–19–2 record so far in the 2025–26 season and their 12–8–1 home mark, a projected moneyline near 1.85 for the Bruins and 2.05 for the Penguins fairly reflects their edge at TD Garden. Bettors looking at the total can expect a line around 6.0 goals, with Boston’s offensive depth and Pittsburgh’s veteran core suggesting a competitive, medium-scoring contest.

What is the head to head record between Pittsburgh Penguins vs Boston Bruins?

Historically, the Boston Bruins and Pittsburgh Penguins have been frequent Eastern Conference rivals, with Boston holding a narrow overall head-to-head edge in the modern era. In their last 10 meetings across the previous few seasons, the series has been close, with each team winning roughly half of the games and several decided by a single goal or overtime.