Toronto at Ottawa

Toronto has clinched first place in the North Division and plans to get Frederik Andersen back in net for the first time since March 19 as he has recovered from an injury. Andersen is 13-8-2 with a 2.91 goals-against average this season. The Maple Leafs have won seven of their past eight games and have been off since Saturday when they beat Montreal 3-2. Ottawa comes off a 6-1 loss to Calgary and the Senators have lost four of the past five meetings with Toronto, which is 20-6 its past 26 games after allowing two or fewer goals its previous game. The Leafs have won 17 of their past 25 road games and the Senators are 17-37 their past 54 games playing with two days rest. Four of the past six meetings have gone OVER, including a 6-5 win by the Leafs on April 10, and Ottawa has gone OVER its last three in a row. Take the Maple Leafs and the OVER.