- Matchup: New Jersey Devils vs Toronto Maple Leafs
- Date: Sunday, November 8, 2026
- Venue: Scotiabank Arena, Toronto, ON
- Broadcast: MSG+, Sportsnet
- Betting Odds: Devils (-136) Maple Leafs (+120)
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The New Jersey Devils (11-5-0) are set to take on the Toronto Maple Leafs (8-7-2) at Scotiabank Arena this Sunday. The current odds favor New Jersey at -136 while Toronto sits at +120. The over/under for this matchup stands at 6.5.
The New Jersey Devils recently secured a thrilling 5-4 win against the Blues. During that game, they faced 21 minutes in penalties and had 3 power play opportunities, but failed to capitalize. Offensively, the Devils showcased their prowess, scoring 5 times on 36 shots.
In terms of their overall performance, while playing at even strength, the Devils have conceded 35 goals compared to their 47 goals scored. They’ve faced 37 power play opportunities (ranking 32nd in the league), allowing 12 goals during these situations. Throughout the season, the Devils have accumulated a total of 56 goals (11th in the NHL) and given up 47, with a shooting percentage of 10.6% from 527 attempts. They currently hold 22 points with a points percentage of .688. Defensively, they’ve allowed 400 shots against, with a save percentage of .883. On special teams, New Jersey has achieved 9 goals out of 50 power play chances, resulting in an 18.00% success rate.
In goal for the Devils will be Connor Hellebuyck, who has faced 1,578 goals throughout his NHL career, averaging 2.55 goals against per game. Hellebuyck has participated in 629 games, boasting a .916 save percentage over 873,586 minutes. With a career record of 349-208-55, he has achieved 369 quality starts, indicating a .596 quality start percentage. He’s faced 18,705 shots, accumulating 17,127 saves.
On the other end, the Maple Leafs faced the Mammoth in their last outing, narrowly losing 3-2. Toronto managed to score twice on 29 shots and had 2 power play opportunities without finding the back of the net.
The Maple Leafs are ranked 9th overall with 479 shots taken this season, maintaining a shooting percentage of 12.94%, while conceding 505 shots. Their penalty kill is impressive at 88.14% against 59 power play attempts from opposing teams, giving them a save percentage of 89.1%. Toronto has capitalized on 52 power play opportunities, scoring 15 times (8th in the league). At even strength, they’ve scored 47 goals and allowed 55, which includes 48 goals against and 7 while shorthanded. This season, the Maple Leafs have noted a total of 62 goals, earning 18 points and a points percentage of .529.
Guarding the net for Toronto is Anthony Stolarz, who has a career record of 79-50-15 across 174 games. Stolarz has a quality start rate of 59.9% and has started 147 times in his career. With a total of 4,365 saves from 4,778 shots, his save percentage rests at .914. He has allowed an average of 2.82 goals per game, giving up 414 goals in total over his career.
Who do you think will emerge victorious in tonight’s NHL clash, both against the spread and the moneyline?
Prediction: Bet on New Jersey (-136)
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