Wednesday brings another night of Stanley Cup Playoffs action with a three-game slate. Things get rolling with Game 3 between the Flyers and Penguins as the series shifts to Philadelphia. Later in the evening, the Stars and Wild battle in Minnesota to take a series lead with things knotted at one game apiece, while the Oilers and Ducks hit the ice for Game 2 of their own matchup.

We’re looking towards tonight’s schedule for the best anytime goalscorer picks on DraftKings Sportsbook. Follow along for betting insights, predictions and best bets for who’ll find the back of the net this evening.

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Best anytime goalscorer props for Wednesday 4/22/26

Mikko Rantanen anytime goalscorer (+220)

Last postseason, Mikko Rantanen erupted for 22 points in 18 games, scoring nine goals across a six-game stretch thanks to a pair of hat tricks. While he hasn’t yet gotten rolling in this year’s Stanley Cup Playoffs and has just one assist to his name, it’s probably just a matter of time until the points start racking up. The former Avalanche star produced at better than a point-per-game pace this season when healthy and scored 22 goals in 64 games. While more of a playmaker than a scorer and not exactly the highest-volume shooter, he still finished efficiently at 15.8% as well. We’ve seen him take over come playoff time before and he’s underperformed through the first two games of this series. In a crucial Game 3, expect him to put on the superhero cape as the Moose shows up to play.

Evan Bouchard anytime goalscorer (+360)

We’ve got a long-shot play here, but Evan Bouchard is one of the best anytime goalscorer bets you can make tonight. The Oilers and Ducks combined for seven goals in Game 1 and the game total sits at 6.5 tonight. These defenses were two of the NHL’s worst during the regular season, so targeting players in this matchup only makes sense. The Edmonton defenseman may not be the best two-way blueliner, but his offensive contributions are certainly notable. He scored 21 goals in the regular season and finished second on the team with 221 shots, often raining slap shots on opposing goalies from the point. He finds plenty of ways to get involved on that side of the puck and he also put one in the back of the net against them earlier in the schedule. At +360 odds, there’s a ton of value to be had here.