Four wins from their last five starts jumps off the page for the New Jersey Devils as they march into Scotiabank Arena to take on the Toronto Maple Leafs. Puck drop is scheduled for Mon 9 Nov, 11:00 am AEDT, and this Eastern Conference battle carries serious momentum for the traveling side.
The Devils arrive sitting 8th on the NHL ladder with 22 points, while the Maple Leafs occupy 17th spot with 18 points. If you are looking for sharp nhl predictions, the recent statistics tell a very compelling story ahead of this Monday morning contest.
Who Will Win? Devils Riding High Momentum
The numbers say New Jersey are playing excellent hockey right now. Coming off a 5–4 victory over the St Louis Blues, the Devils have put together three straight wins and four victories in their past five overall outings. Jack Hughes leading the squad with 8 goals and 13 assists provides potent punch upfront, complemented by Jesper Bratt (3G, 12A) and Arseny Gritsyuk (8G, 4A).
Toronto enter this matchup coming off a 2–3 defeat at home against the Utah Mammoth. The Maple Leafs have dropped three of their past five overall starts, although Auston Matthews (11G, 15A) and William Nylander (10G, 11A) continue to score heavily. Nevertheless, New Jersey's 58.5% Corsi rating gives them a clear possession edge over Toronto's 47.4%.
In the match-winner market, New Jersey sit as 1.70 favourites on the road while Toronto are priced at 2.10. With the Devils averaging 4.2 goals per game across their past five overall starts, an away head-to-head pick gets a big tick.
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Head-to-head context
Season and last-five scoring — context for the match-winner market.
Leading scorers
Season goals and assists.
Toronto Maple Leafs
| Player | G-A |
|---|---|
| Auston MatthewsC | 12G 17A |
| William NylanderRW | 11G 11A |
| Jack RoslovicC | 9G 11A |
New Jersey Devils
| Player | G-A |
|---|---|
| Jack HughesC | 10G 17A |
| Jesper BrattW | 4G 16A |
| Arseny GritsyukRW | 8G 8A |
Puck Line Angle: Devils Handicap Appeal
The line market places Toronto as +1.5 goal underdogs at 1.45, with New Jersey laying -1.5 goals at 2.60. Across their past five starts, the Devils hold an average winning margin of 2.3 goals, showing their capacity to cover spreads when clicking.
Toronto's offensive contributors like Jack Roslovic (8G, 10A) keep them dangerous, and their 88.14% penalty kill provides strong defensive cover. However, given New Jersey's superior overall record (11-5-0 compared to Toronto's 8-7-2) and higher goal production, backing the Devils on the line rates a real chance.
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Line cover (form)
Cover rate applies this match's live spread to recent completed scores — not a season ATS record.
Toronto Maple Leafs+1.5last 5
New Jersey Devils-1.5last 5
Season goal difference per game, set against this match's puck line. The marker is the margin that covers.
Total Goals: High-Scoring Potential
The Total Goals line is set at 6.5 goals, with the Over at 1.95 and Under at 1.80. Both offences have posted significant scoring output in recent weeks.
Across their last five overall starts, New Jersey have averaged 4.2 goals for and 3.0 goals against. Toronto have averaged 3.8 goals for and 3.4 goals against over their last five overall matches. Combined, both teams consistently features in matches well above six total goals.
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Total goals
Combined score from recent completed games · marker shows live line 6.5.
Hit rate vs 6.5
Season scoring rates per game. Marker is the live total of 6.5.