Central Division foes will compete for the fourth time this season, as the Nashville Predators (37-25-3) battle with Minnesota Wild (30-27-7) on Sunday, March 10 at 3:30 PM ET at Xcel Energy Arena in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The Wild are slight favorites at home with a moneyline at -140.

The Predators have gone 4-1 in their last five games and are currently on a two-game winning streak. Their latest success was a 2-1 outing over the Columbus Blue Jackets, which helps maintain them at fourth in the Central Division.

Presently boasting a 19-10-2 record on the road, they showcase remarkable prowess away from home. Leading the scoring charge is Filip Forsberg, tallying 33 goals and securing the 11^th spot among the league's top scorers.

Offensively, they average 3.17 goals per game, launching 31.3 shots in each match. Power play numbers reveal 44 goals scored and 46 allowed, resulting in an impressive 19.9 percent success rate.

On the defensive end, they limit opponents to 3.03 goals and 30.3 shots per game, establishing dominance over their offensive counterparts. This balance between offense and defense provides them with a subtle advantage. With a sturdy 77.0 penalty kill percentage, their defense remains resilient in critical situations.

The Wild are 2-3 in their last five games and need to find consistency soon. Their latest battle was a 2-1 overtime loss against the Colorado Avalanche. They are now sitting sixth in the Central Division.

Their performance at home showcases a commendable 15-12-4 record, establishing a sturdy foundation. Spearheading the offense is Kirill Kaprizov, notching 30 goals and claiming the 19^th position in league rankings.

Despite a less formidable offensive presence, they maintain an average of 3.08 goals and 30.0 shots per game. However, their power play lacks dominance, tallying 48 goals while conceding 56, resulting in a 21.6 power play percentage.

Defensively, the Penguins allow an average of 3.28 goals and face 30.2 shots per game, resulting in a negative goal differential. Finding balance on the ice, their offense appears somewhat stagnant. Furthermore, their penalty kill percentage exceeds that of their opponents, standing at 74.4.

Examining the most recent NHL betting probabilities on MyBookie, the Minnesota Wild present themselves as a formidable force on their home ground. Despite facing a series of losses and a detrimental scoring margin, the market is optimistic about their prospects.

The Predators have won twice out of the three times they have played thus far in the season. Their performances over the last 10 games have been some of the best in the league, which should continue to carry over. Look for the Predators to close out another key win and continue their momentum.