Mario Kart 8D- 25 million if Mario Kart 9 doesn't come to the Switch, which I'm thinking it won't. Could be as low as 18 million if they do release another Mario Kart.
Odyssey-21 million, again if there's no sequel, but that's hard to say. Galaxy got a sequel, so it's possible. 17 million if it does, as most of its sales are already locked down, so it shouldn't have trouble getting that.
Zelda-18 million, again, assuming no sequel on Switch. 15 if it does, as again it already has over half the sales it needs to get to 18 so cutting that short shouldn't cut off too much.
Splatoon-10 million, and I'm pretty sure there won't be a sequel on switch, but it won't make much of a difference. This is a series that has potential to do 15 million plus, but Splatoon 2 didn't evolve the series enough. It kind of felt like they rushed it for Switch's first summer, and it should have launched this year with the Octoling expansion included, and a bit more freedom in the multiplayer.
Of course this is without seeing how Switch does this holiday. If it really slows down, I might have to adjust this down, but things are looking good so far.