Calgary at Toronto

Calgary heads out on the road ranked #18 in goals scored with a bad defense at #24 in goals allowed, #28 in penalty killing. The Flames come off a pair of losses as chalk, 7-5 to Edmonton and 5-2 to Philadelphia, both at home. Calgary's lone win on its four-game homestand was a 3-0 victory over Western Conference-worst Arizona, but it was outscored 16-8 in the three defeats. The Flames are 5-12 against a team with a winning record. They head to a talented young Toronto team with a winning record both home and away. Toronto is deadly on offense, ranking third in goals scored, and fifth on the power play. The Maple Leafs are on a 9-4 run and well rested, not having played since Saturday. Toronto has killed 13-of-14 power plays over the past six games. Goaltender Frederik Andersen has never lost to Calgary in regulation, improving to 6-0-1 after last week's 4-1 Toronto victory at Calgary. And the home team is 20-6 in the last 26 meetings, with the Flames 3-13 in this building. Play Toronto.