Flyers vs Maple Leafs

Preview, analysis, quotes & TV info for the Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Philadelphia Flyers game on April 19th, 2022 at Scotiabank Arena.

For a young player, he plays the game with a lot of detail. Number one, I think there were parts of the game where I think we competed and went head-to-head against them. That helps you not just defend and keep the puck out of your net, but control the play and allows you to get the puck back. You see a lot of guys that would normally take the option that don’t. You get a sense that they want to stay sharp and stay out there, but you’ve got some that really do feel strongly that they’re tired and could use the rest. The biggest thing for me: Obviously, we’ve had Nylander and Tavares separated for some time. Obviously, last season in the playoffs, it was a very productive group for us. We had our first optional skate of the season today coming off of a day off. We’ve talked about it a few times, but if you go back and listen to my comments after that Carolina game, I really felt it was there and it was just a matter of time until things started to fall into place and come together. I think it would have to be the start of our season. For the Leafs, the good news is that, after earning a win with a solid performance on Monday, Jack Campbell will receive his second consecutive start tonight as he looks to finish off the regular season in a groove. He has struggled as the backup goalie most of the season, going 10-16-2 with a .898 Sv%. The team’s top goal scorer Cam Atkinson missed Sunday’s game and is questionable for tonight.

The Maple Leafs host the Philadelphia Flyers on Tuesday in a game that Toronto's offence should see no shortage of chances in.

The winger has fired off three or more shots on goal in five of his last six outings. He’ll likely continue to skate on the first line alongside John Tavares and Mitch Marner with Matthews still out. The Flyers’ 5v5 save percentage of .885 is the fifth-worst mark in the league since Mar. 19. Hayes over 2.5 shots (-110): Hayes has been blowing past this total as he sees usage on Philadelphia’s first line and top power-play unit. A number of players on the squad are rolling right now and that shouldn’t change in a matchup against the floundering Flyers. Maple Leafs prop picks

NHL odds, picks and predictions for Philadelphia Flyers at Toronto Maple Leafs on April 19. NHL betting free picks for moneyline and Over/Under.

The Toronto power play is finally coming to life and faces a Flyers team that has killed just two of its last six penalties. The Leafs have allowed at least two goals in 16 straight games, a good reason for their 3.00 GAA over that stretch. He’s the best-case scenario for Over backers but even Jack Cambell allowed three goals in the last meeting two weeks ago so it's not a huge difference either way. Only three teams have hit the Over more times than the Leafs this season, but is 7 too high of a number here? It likely should have been an Over but it showed the Leafs can score without Matthews who is very questionable today after practicing with the injured skaters this morning. It is very difficult to blow teams out in the NHL regardless of where they sit in the standings. The Leafs needed two goals in the final six minutes in the last meeting to cover the -2.5 in the 6-3 win. The Flyers come into tonight’s meeting having dropped five straight and have been outscored 27 to 11 over that stretch. The Leafs opened as massive -425 favorites and have gone as high as -450 on the moneyline. The league leader in goals missed Sunday’s 4-2 win versus the Islanders with an undisclosed injury but was at morning skate today and is questionable for tonight. Because of the lopsided projected victory for the Leafs, FanDuel is giving us another +2.5 puck line at -110 which is tough to ignore. Have the Flyers hit the snooze button on the season with only six games remaining?

Toronto Maple Leafs vs Philadelphia Flyers 7 pm on TSN4, NBCSP ... The Maple Leafs take on the Flyers, who have very successfully dived to the bottom of the ...

Old man Konecny can show them the ropes. When your marquee player leaves you after 1,000 games and his whole career on your team, you know you’re in the bottom of the rebuild. They enter tonight’s game in fourth place in the race for the ocean floor by points percentage.

On Tuesday night, James van Riemsdyk, the lone Flyer to play in all 77 games, scored his 21st goal of the season. Rookie defenseman Ronnie Attard netted the ...

Six minutes later, the Flyers surrendered a backbreaking goal in oh-no fashion. Seattle is 30th in the league's 32-team standings. The Flyers have lost six straight, a stretch in which they've been outscored 32-13. On Tuesday night, James van Riemsdyk, the lone Flyer to play in all 77 games, scored his 21st goal of the season. They're on the verge of sliding into the bottom three, which of course would only help their 2022 NHL draft lottery chances. The 48-year-old coach has been dealt a ridiculously tough hand in this spot.