Edmonton Oilers vs Toronto Maple Leafs Prediction & Odds: Moneyline, Prop & Total Goals (Nov 14)
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Edmonton Oilers vs Toronto Maple Leafs Prediction & Odds: Moneyline, Prop & Total Goals (Nov 14)

Juan Pablo Aravena Juan Pablo Aravena
Moneyline PickEdmonton Oilers
Player PropLeon Draisaitl 1+ Goals
Total GoalsOver 6.5 Goals
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Edmonton Oilers vs Toronto Maple Leafs Main Game Info

Edmonton Oilers vs Toronto Maple Leafs Moneyline Prediction

The Oilers are coming off a 3-2 overtime win over the Philadelphia Flyers, which extended their winning streak to three games. With a 6-2-2 record in its last 10 outings and six wins in its last eight (6-1-1), Edmonton is clearly heading in the right direction.

The Maple Leafs, meanwhile, are on a five-game home losing streak. They have also dropped seven of their last eight (1-7-0), and their four-game winning streak in late October looks like a distant memory now.

Recent form and Toronto’s struggles at home paint a clear picture. The Oilers should take advantage, especially with the third-best power play in the NHL.

Edmonton Oilers vs Toronto Maple Leafs Projected Starting Goalies

The Oilers have a clear advantage in goal, as Levi has posted much better numbers than a struggling Bobrovsky. The matchup would be closer if Tristan Jarry (5-1-3, 2.50 GAA, .908) faced Anthony Stolarz (5-3-0, 2.90 GAA, .900), but both backups started their teams’ previous games. Edmonton also has the better team save percentage at .898, compared with Toronto’s .880.

Edmonton Oilers vs Toronto Maple Leafs Player Prop

Leon Draisaitl is riding a seven-game point streak, with 13 points (six goals, seven assists) over that stretch. Having scored six goals in his last five outings, he could take advantage of a favourable matchup on Saturday.

The Maple Leafs have the seventh-worst expected goals against (xGA, 44.52) in the NHL. Combined with Draisaitl’s hot streak and prominent role on offence, that makes this an excellent matchup for the 31-year-old. He skates on the first line and the first power-play unit and averages 21:55 of ice time per game.

Edmonton Oilers vs Toronto Maple Leafs Total Goals Prediction

The Oilers rank third in scoring, with 4.00 goals per game, while the Maple Leafs are 14th with 3.29. The biggest difference comes at the other end, with Edmonton boasting the seventh-best defence at 2.80 goals allowed, compared with Toronto’s seventh-worst mark of 3.52.

The Oilers’ games have averaged 6.80 goals this season, and their previous meeting with Toronto produced nine goals. The Maple Leafs’ encounters average 6.81 total goals, and they’ve allowed at least four goals in their last four losses. In a high-tempo setting where Edmonton is likely to dominate, the over looks realistic.

Edmonton Oilers vs Toronto Maple Leafs Team News and Injury Report

Edmonton Oilers Team News and Injury Report

The Oilers’ injury report remains unchanged from their previous game. Mattias Janmark is still out with an undisclosed injury, with Colton Dach filling in for him on the third line.

Other depth options remain sidelined, including Matt Savoie (lower body) and Alec Regula (undisclosed), although neither would play a big role if healthy. The Oilers are also without Frederik Andersen, but they have Levi and Jarry available to guard the crease.

Edmonton last played on Wednesday against the Flyers, giving the team more rest than its opponent. The Oilers have had two days to prepare for this clash as they begin a six-game road trip that continues in Philadelphia on Sunday.

Toronto Maple Leafs Team News and Injury Report

There are few changes to the Maple Leafs’ injury report compared with their previous outing. The lengthy list of absences includes forwards Kirill Marchenko and Colton Sissons, along with defencemen Marshall Rifai and Morgan Rielly, all sidelined with lower-body injuries. Centre Max Domi (back) is also out.

Ryan Tverberg will play on the second line as Marchenko’s replacement. Teddy Blueger, Zack MacEwen, Cole McWard, and Dakota Mermis are expected to take on bigger roles and log more ice time because of the absences.

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This will be the sixth and final game of Toronto’s current homestand, during which the team has gone 0-5-0. It’s had one day off.

Edmonton Oilers vs Toronto Maple Leafs Projected Lines and Power Play Units

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