| Moneyline Pick | Toronto Maple Leafs (-124) |
| Player Prop | William Nylander Over 2.5 Shots on Goal (-137) |
| Total Goals | Over 6.5 Goals (+108) |
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Toronto Maple Leafs vs Seattle Kraken Main Game Info
- Date and Time: Wednesday, October 28, 2026, 10 PM ET
- Arena: Climate Pledge Arena
- Location: Seattle, Washington, United States
- Last meeting: Toronto Maple Leafs 2-5 Seattle Kraken (January 30, 2026, 2025-26 NHL regular season)
Toronto Maple Leafs vs Seattle Kraken Moneyline Prediction
- Moneyline Pick: Toronto Maple Leafs
- Odds: -124 (Tonybet)
The Maple Leafs snapped their four-game winning run with a 5-2 defeat to a red-hot Calgary Flames squad on Monday. With a 5-3-2 record over its last 10 regular-season contests, Toronto has shown that it can compete while relying on a prolific offence that has scored at least five goals in three of its last four outings.
The Kraken also saw a brief winning streak come to an end, as their two-game winning run was halted by a 5-1 loss to the Minnesota Wild on Saturday. Seattle has had time to rest following that defeat, but its recent results have been underwhelming. The Kraken have won just once in regulation in their last five (2-2-1).
WILLY BRINGS US WITHIN ONE! https://t.co/UzrHbpiayu
— Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) October 27, 2026
The goaltending matchup points towards a potentially high-scoring affair, with both sides posting a team GAA of at least 3.20 and team save percentages below .900. Both defences also rank below average in goals allowed.
Toronto has been in decent form, averaging 4.6 goals per game over its last five contests. By contrast, the Kraken have allowed 4.6 goals over their last five. That contrast in recent form and effectiveness supports a Maple Leafs win.
Toronto Maple Leafs vs Seattle Kraken Projected Starting Goalies
- Toronto Maple Leafs: Sergei Bobrovsky (3-4-2, 3.09 GAA, .897 save percentage)
- Seattle Kraken: Philipp Grubauer (4-1-1, 2.76 GAA, .907 save percentage)
Philipp Grubauer is expected to start for the Kraken after sitting out their last game, and he’s been a bright spot despite Seattle’s defensive struggles. Given Toronto’s subpar goaltending play, neither goalie is likely to be a major factor.
Toronto Maple Leafs vs Seattle Kraken Player Prop
- Prop Bet: William Nylander Over 2.5 Shots on Goal
- Odds: -137 (Tonybet)
William Nylander has been sharp in front of goal this season, averaging 2.92 shots per contest. The star winger has cleared the 2.5-shot line in each of his last two games and should have opportunities to do so again, as the Kraken have allowed the fourth-most shots this season.
Nylander has embraced a prominent offensive role as a top-six forward who leads the team with four goals. He also features on the first power-play unit and is averaging a career-high 19:59 in time on ice per game. Nylander is well positioned to record at least three shots on goal against a struggling Seattle defence.
Toronto Maple Leafs vs Seattle Kraken Total Goals Prediction
- Total Goals Pick: Over 6.5 Goals
- Odds: +108 (Tonybet)
Both the Maple Leafs and the Kraken rank in the top 10 in goals scored per game, with Toronto sitting fifth at 3.71 and Seattle seventh at 3.58. Their defensive numbers tell a different story. The Maple Leafs rank 18th, allowing 3.21 goals per game, while the Kraken have the sixth-worst defensive record in the league, ranking 27th with 3.50 goals conceded per game.
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— Seattle Kraken (@SeattleKraken) October 28, 2026
Each of Toronto’s last four games has produced over 6.5 goals. Three of Seattle’s last five have also cleared that line, with all five featuring at least six goals. Given both teams’ high-scoring tendencies and defensive vulnerabilities, this could be an open, high-tempo contest in which the over is well within reach.
Toronto Maple Leafs vs Seattle Kraken Team News and Injury Report
Toronto Maple Leafs Team News and Injury Report
The Maple Leafs have a lengthy injury list featuring 11 players, including star centre John Tavares (lower body) and defenceman Chris Tanev (upper body).
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— Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) October 27, 2026
Winger Kirill Marchenko is day-to-day with a lower-body injury, potentially leaving Toronto short-handed at both ends of the ice. Nick Paul, Dakota Mermis, and Teddy Blueger are among the players who could see increased responsibilities because of the team’s numerous absences.
The Maple Leafs have had one day of rest. They’ll conclude their four-game road trip against Vancouver on Saturday.
Seattle Kraken Team News and Injury Report
The Kraken will be without a key offensive contributor, as Jared McCann is expected to miss around 10 weeks with a lower-body injury, with Kaapo Kakko taking his place on the top line. Their other absences aren’t expected to have a significant impact on the lineup.
a little better everyday 📈
🗣️ Hear more from #SeaKraken head coach Lane Lambert on Bobby McMann’s approach to the game, the team’s work on the dot, and more → https://t.co/5P4DKB7mgG https://t.co/TsADk6rnfU
— Seattle Kraken (@SeattleKraken) October 27, 2026
The Kraken have a clear edge in terms of rest, having had four days off. This matchup will mark the end of their four-game homestand.
Toronto Maple Leafs vs Seattle Kraken Projected Lines and Power Play Units
- Toronto Maple Leafs — 1st line: Cowan – Matthews – Roslovic. PP1: McKenna, Matthews, Nylander, Marchenko, Raddysh
- Seattle Kraken — 1st line: McCann – Beniers – Eberle. PP1: Kakko, Catton, Wright, Dunn, Montour
Toronto Maple Leafs vs Seattle Kraken: Where to Watch (Canada)
- TV: SNO (Toronto), NHL Centre Ice (national broadcast)
- Stream: Sportsnet+
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