- Matchup: Dallas Stars vs Toronto Maple Leafs
- Date: Monday, April 13, 2026
- Venue: Scotiabank Arena, Toronto, ON
- Broadcast: Sportsnet
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The Dallas Stars (47-20-12) are traveling to Scotiabank Arena this Monday for a showdown against the Toronto Maple Leafs (32-33-14).
In their latest outing, the Dallas Stars secured a thrilling 5-4 victory over the Wild. Their offensive prowess was evident, converting 5 of their 20 shot attempts. While they had one power play opportunity, they could not capitalize on it, accruing a total of 20 penalty minutes throughout the contest.
At even strength, the Stars have allowed 166 goals while scoring 194 themselves. Opponents have been afforded 239 power play opportunities this season (ranking 8th in the league), resulting in 48 goals against them. With a total of 262 goals scored (9th in the NHL) and 214 allowed, Dallas has attempted 1,995 shots, boasting a shooting percentage of 13.1%. Currently, they hold 106 points, giving them a points percentage of .671. Defensively, the Stars have allowed 2,072 shots and maintain a save percentage of .897, with 238 power play opportunities resulting in 68 goals, achieving a 28.57% success rate.
Jake Oettinger is expected to guard the net for this game. Throughout his career in professional hockey, Oettinger has achieved 172 quality starts, with a percentage of .585. His save percentage stands at .910 over 13,431 minutes played, facing 8,230 shots and making 7,487 saves. His career goals against average is an impressive 2.53, having allowed 743 goals in total, while holding a record of 182-78-33 in 294 games played.
On the other side, the Toronto Maple Leafs faced a setback in their recent game against the Islanders, losing 5-3. They managed to score on their sole power play attempt, netting 3 goals from 16 shots overall.
This season, the Maple Leafs have tallied 244 goals and earned 78 points, achieving a points percentage of .494. They allowed 280 goals, with 240 at even strength and 40 while shorthanded. Toronto has scored 204 goals at even strength and 40 on the power play (ranked 25th in the league) out of 192 opportunities, yielding a 20.83% success rate. They have taken 2,093 shots (22nd in the league) with a shooting percentage of 11.66%, while conceding 2,565 shots. Their penalty kill rate stands at 81.98%, successfully defending 222 power plays, with a save percentage of 89.1%.
In goal for the Maple Leafs, Joseph Woll is set to play. He has an average of 2.94 goals against per game, allowing a total of 329 goals thus far. Woll’s quality start percentage rests at 60.7%, achieving 68 quality starts in his NHL career. He has participated in 112 games, accumulating 4,225 minutes of ice time, and boasts a career record of 63-42-9, with 3,198 saves out of 3,527 shots faced, translating to a rate of .907.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s NHL clash against the spread or the moneyline?
Prediction: Back Toronto
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