Jets vs Maple Leafs

2022 - 3 - 31

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Jets vs Maple Leafs Picks and Predictions: Matthews Set to Reach ... (Covers.com)

NHL odds, picks and predictions for Winnipeg Jets at Toronto Maple Leafs on March 31. NHL betting free picks for moneyline and Over/Under.

At -128 to score, we’re riding this prop for what feels like the 10th straight game and we might be even more confident in it tonight with the chance at 50 in reach. Even if you missed the 6.0, this is still a favorable Over on the 6.5. The Leafs will be going with Erik Kallgren between the pipes and although he has played well in two home starts, there is much more tape on the rookie goalie who carried a 3.08 GAA in the AHL before coming up. He could start tonight but it’s a tough spot for him as the team likely got into Toronto late last night after having to cross the border and played to a shootout versus the Sabres. A possible Comrie vs. Matthews looking for his 50th goal should create a ton of emotion in Scotiabank while the schedule and injuries are helping the visitors. The Jets played last night with Hellebuyck stealing the show. This is likely going to be another physical affair — especially with the Jets’ poor effort in Buffalo last night. His linemate, Mitch Marner, is also finding his scoring touch with five goals over his last six and 28 on the season. Connor Hellebuyck started last game, so the Leafs could possibly see Eric Comrie in net. Can the Jets overcome a tough schedule spot after playing in Buffalo last night and playing without their leading goal-scorer in Kyle Connor (COVID)? Find out in our free NHL picks and predictions for Jets vs. The Over is 21-5 in the Maple Leafs’ last 26 when their opponent allows two goals or fewer in its previous game. Auston Matthews is sitting at 49 goals heading into tonight’s game and has scored in nine of his last 10 games while leading the league in tallies. Get all the information you need ahead of this change with our Ontario sports betting guide.)

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NHL Odds: Jets-Maple Leafs prediction, odds, and pick - 3/31/2022 (ClutchPoints)

The Winnipeg Jets are on the tail-end of a back-to-back as they head east to take on the Toronto Maple Leafs. It's time to continue our NHL odds series with ...

The Leafs are also the top-ranked team in power-play percentage. Toronto could cover the spread if it strikes early and capitalizes on the power-play chances. If the Leafs can draw penalties, it could allow strikers Matthews, Marner, and Nylander the opportunity to produce on the extra-man attack. The Leafs are hurting and could be ripe for a letdown if the goaltender struggles. The Jets play the Leafs tough. The Leafs are firing on all cylinders offensively. Despite the lack of defense or goaltending, the Leafs have stayed the course. The Jets tied it up on a Blake Wheeler goal early in the second period. Recently, injuries have decimated Toronto and it got even worse this week when goaltender Petr Mrazek left the game on Tuesday with a groin injury. Despite that, Boston tied the game a minute later on a power-play goal from David Pastrnak. A few minutes later, Alexander Kerfoot gave Toronto the lead again with a goal. Winnipeg won the game on a Wheeler shootout goal to seal the deal. Then, with 21 seconds left in the second period, Toronto tied it up again on a goal from Mason Appleton. There was no additional scoring until the shootout.

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Partner Content | Jets vs. Maple Leafs picks and odds: Back Toronto ... (Toronto Star)

The Winnipeg Jets head to Toronto on Thursday for the second half of a back-to-back hoping to survive a tough matchup against an explosive Maple Leafs...

Over 6.5 goals (-127): The Maple Leafs have hit the over in 57.1% of their games this season and Winnipeg shouldn’t derail that trend. Mikheyev anytime goal (+300): Mikheyev has finally found his footing as a scorer this year with 14 tallies in 37 games, and he recently became the beneficiary of William Nylander’s demotion to the third line. Not only is Connor the Jets’ leader in goals and points by a wide margin (15 and 20, respectively), he logs enormous minutes for a forward — 22:26 per night since Dave Lowry took over behind the bench. Back Toronto on the puck line. Best bet: Maple Leafs -1.5 (-101) - Maple Leafs -1.5 (-101)

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Winnipeg Jets vs Toronto Maple Leafs: Should be Another Fun One (Jets White Out)

The Winnipeg Jets head to Toronto to take on the Maple Leafs and if this game is anything like the last time these sides played, it should be fun to watch.

The Jets walked away with a 6-3 win, but suspensions and fines were distributed to some players after the game. Those two wins have also come against some of the top teams in the Eastern Conference the Florida Panthers and Boston Bruins. Toronto currently sits in third place in the Atlantic Division. This has put them in the hunt for a Western Conference Wild Card playoff spot.

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Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Winnipeg Jets – Game #67 Preview ... (Maple Leafs Hot Stove)

After leaving Boston with a great win marred by injuries, the Maple Leafs lineup will be juggled tonight as they enter what could be a chippy revenge game ...

We really liked the game he played for us earlier [in the year] and he’s done a great job [with theMarlies]. I know he’s had some injuries as of late that he’s battled through. All of our games have been more physical of late, and I think part of that it’s just our team has been very purposeful in being more physical and being more engaged in that sense. For him to not be available because of a play like that is tough to take. I think it’s going to be a physical game — we’re hoping so. Whatever [the opposition] brings — not just for tonight but for the rest of the season and through playoffs — we need to be ready to compete and play within whatever the game is going to provide and be comfortable with that. Fittingly, Simmonds will draw back into the lineup tonight as Sheldon Keefe prepares for a physical Winnipeg team that may look to make this game as combative as possible. Both are huge losses at this point in the season with Winnipeg in a do-or-die situation when it comes to a playoff spot — hockeyviz.com has them at a mere 22.6% chance of making the post-season. It’s two important points for us and we need them, so we’re prepared to win. As we forecast ahead here, we don’t have another day off until Wednesday, so today was a good day for him to take off. We’re happy to hear that it doesn’t look like it’s going to hold him out too long. The Leafs‘ last game against the Jets, a 6-3 loss back on December 5th, saw Jack Campbell back up in the second half of a back-to-back, with rookie Joseph Woll left in net for all six goals against. Keefe confirmed that Ilya Lyubushkin has a head injury but shouldn’t miss too much time, while Justin Holl will play tonight after leaving Saturday’s game as a precaution.

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Jets at Maple Leafs Preview and Game Chat: help is on the way (Pension Plan Puppets)

Meanwhile Ilya Lyubushkin is out with a head injury, putting Carl Dahlström into the lineup alongside Timothy Liljegren on the third pair. Jake Muzzin is still ...

Only Ondřej Kaše is out (placed on LTIR) at forward so the forward group is pretty much intact. Meanwhile Ilya Lyubushkin is out with a head injury, putting Carl Dahlström into the lineup alongside Timothy Liljegren on the third pair. Petr Mrázek is out for the season with a groin injury, leaving Erik Källgren back in charge of the Leafs net with Hutchinson his backup.

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Jets vs. Maple Leafs: Bet Mighty Toronto to Cruise Past Winnipeg (The Action Network)

Nicholas Martin breaks down Thursday's NHL game between the Winnipeg Jets and Toronto Maple Leafs.

Toronto has played to a 2.71 xGA/60-minutes mark over the last seven games, good for eighth-best overall. I will also be keeping my eyes out for Hellebuyck/Eric Comrie saves props, with eyes on playing the over here. The Jets conceded a total of 4.28 expected goals Wednesday and the performance looked in line with that mark to the eye. The Maple Leafs then doubled down on it by besting the red-hot Boston Bruins in Tuesday’s 6-4 road win. The goaltender has played to a +14.2 goals saved above expected rating, with a .911 save % throughout 56 games. Maple Leafs Pick Toronto Maple Leafs Maple Leafs Odds The poor goaltending received so often continues to hide that Toronto has at worst been reasonable on defense this season. Maple Leafs Odds However, the task will be tougher since the Maple Leafs have been in a strong run of play and hold a 24-7-2 record on home ice. - The Toronto Maple Leafs welcome the Winnipeg Jets to Scotiabank Arena for Thursday's NHL matchup.

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Maple Leafs, Wayne Simmonds ready for 'bad blood' rematch with Jets (Sportsnet.ca)

When the dust settled in the last game between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Winnipeg Jets this season, you could count two injuries, 52 penalty minutes, ...

For him to not be available as a result of a play like that is tough to take,” Keefe said. “We’re happy to hear that it looks like it’s not going to be serious.” “I know I need to play better. “All three of them need to continue to get better. “Naturally, you get upset and you look for answers of what you need to do better,” Simmonds said. I have no doubt in my mind that every single player in this league feels that way when they play against us.” I know that feeling. And his visceral impact has lessened. I feel like every team that goes up against us really wants to beat us. I feel most teams feel that way. TORONTO – Pierre-Luc Dubois rag-dolled Auston Matthews. Neal Pionk took out Rasmus Sandin’s knee, causing him to miss nearly a month of action. Class act Jason Spezza targeted Pionk in retaliation.

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