HOCKEYORA
NHL

Vancouver Canucks vs Toronto Maple Leafs prediction

Lines

Lines from the last game · may change

Vancouver Canucks

Last game: Oct 22

1st line

9:28 together at 5-on-5

#PlayerTOIGAP
74Jake DeBrusk LW17:52347
77Filip Chytil C20:32022
88Jonathan Lekkerimäki RW17:44459

18 points this season

Goalies: Kevin Lankinen #32 (Projected) · Leevi Meriläinen #31 (Backup)

Toronto Maple Leafs

Last game: Oct 22

1st line

13:46 together at 5-on-5

#PlayerTOIGAP
20Nick Paul LW17:27235
86Kirill Marchenko C18:236612
88William Nylander RW20:126915

32 points this season

Goalies: Sergei Bobrovsky #72 (Projected) · Anthony Stolarz #41 (Backup)

Swipe the rink to switch units

How we read the lines

From the NHL’s shift charts, the three forwards and the two defencemen who shared the most 5-on-5 ice time, ranked by time on ice. Coaches shuffle lines often, so treat them as a guide until puck drop. Power-play and penalty-kill units: the five (on the power play) or four (on the penalty kill) skaters who were on the ice together the longest in that situation. TOI: ice time in that game. G, A, P: goals, assists and points this season.

Photo credits (21)

Goalie duel

Projected

Projected from recent starts · confirmed at puck drop

Kevin Lankinen VAN

.812 save percentage

6.17 GAA · 1–7–0 · 7 starts

Sergei Bobrovsky TOR

.895 save percentage

3.10 GAA · 3–3–2 · 8 starts

Teams do not name their goalie before the game. We expect the No. 1 unless his team played the night before, when the back-up usually starts; last season that call was right about two times in three. Our win chances do not depend on it.

Photo credits (2)

Team leaders

Vancouver CanucksThis seasonToronto Maple Leafs

Season totals in this competition from the scoresheets so far (12 games per team); current squads only.

Photo credits (3)

Recent form

W win · OTL loss in overtime or a shootout · L loss in regulation

Head to head

No recent meetings on record.

Also scheduled

Other games that day