- Matchup: Florida Panthers vs Toronto Maple Leafs
- Date: Tuesday, January 6, 2026
- Venue: Scotiabank Arena, Toronto, ON
- Broadcast: Sportsnet
- Odds: Panthers (-145) Maple Leafs (+125)
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The Florida Panthers (22-16-3) will visit Scotiabank Arena this Tuesday, aiming for victory against the Toronto Maple Leafs (19-15-7). The current moneyline sees Florida at -145 and Toronto at +125, with the total set at 6.5 goals.
Last time out, the Florida Panthers emerged victorious with a narrow 2-1 win over the Avalanche. Despite the win, their offensive effort was modest, converting only 2 out of 25 shots. They had 3 power play opportunities but failed to capitalize, accumulating 8 minutes in penalties during the match.
The Panthers have scored a total of 127 goals this season, placing them 15th in the NHL while allowing 129 goals against. With 47 points, their points percentage stands at .573. Throughout the season, Florida has had 154 power play chances, successfully scoring 28 times, translating to an effectiveness rate of 18.18%. At even strength, they’ve allowed 104 goals while scoring 99. The Panthers have taken 1,201 shots to date, achieving a shooting percentage of 10.6%. Conversely, they have faced 1,089 shots against, managing a save percentage of .882. Florida ranks 2nd in the NHL for power play opportunities faced, allowing 25 goals from 141 attempts.
Sergei Bobrovsky is expected to take the net for Florida. Over his career, he has faced 1,946 goals against with a goals against average of 2.53. Bobrovsky has participated in 782 games, amassing a save percentage of .913 across 40,031 minutes in goal. He boasts a win-loss record of 446-253-58 and has made 445 quality starts with a quality start percentage of .579, facing 22,474 shots throughout his career, with 20,528 saves.
In their last game, the Toronto Maple Leafs faced off against the Islanders, suffering a 4-3 defeat. Toronto managed 3 goals from 21 shots in the matchup and converted 1 power play attempt but failed to score.
On the season, Toronto has taken 1,112 shots (ranking 22nd in the league) with a shooting percentage of 12.32% and allowed 1,284 shots against. Their penalty kill percentage stands at 83.65% against 104 power play chances, while their save percentage is 89.3%. Toronto has received 102 power play opportunities, converting 16.67% of them. Overall, they have scored 120 goals at even strength and allowed a total of 137 goals this season, amassing 45 points and a points percentage of .549.
In goal for Toronto, Joseph Woll is anticipated to protect the crease. He has tallied 2,512 saves out of 2,760 shots, yielding a save percentage of .910. Woll’s record stands at 56-31-4 and he has appeared in 93 games, with 90 of those as a starter over 4,169 minutes of ice time. His quality start percentage sits at 61.1%, having achieved 55 quality starts, while averaging 2.76 goals per game against him, with a total of 248 goals allowed.
Which team will prevail in tonight’s NHL action against the spread or moneyline?
Pick: Bet on Toronto (+125)
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