New Jersey at Toronto

New Jersey has winning records both home and away. Their +27 goal differential is the third-best in the Eastern Conference. The offense is third on the power play and 11th in goals scored, while the top-10 defense is seventh in penalty killing, fourth in goals allowed (2.50 per game), and sixth in save percentage (.909). Toronto has a +8 goal differential with a power play that is ranked 18th and is just two for 14 over the last six contests. The Maple Leafs have dropped three in a row by a 13-4 count, including a 3-0 loss at home to Vancouver as -180 chalk. Play New Jersey.