Avalanche vs Maple Leafs odds and preview (Nov 10)
The Maple Leafs return to Scotiabank Arena on Tuesday trying to end a three-game losing streak, the latest a 4-0 home loss to New Jersey on Sunday. Colorado is 10-6-2 and third in the Central Division. Toronto won the first meeting 6-3 in Denver on October 10.
Game details
- Date and time: Tuesday, November 10, 2026, 7:00 PM ET
- Venue: Scotiabank Arena, Toronto
- Broadcast in Canada: TSN4 and TVA Sports
Standings and form
Colorado Avalanche: 10-6-2 (22 points in 18 games), 3rd in the Central Division and 5th in the Western Conference. 72 goals for, 56 against. Last 10: 4-5-1. Streak: won the last game.
Toronto Maple Leafs: 8-9-2 (18 points in 19 games), 7th in the Atlantic Division and 11th in the Eastern Conference. 64 goals for, 64 against. Last 10: 5-5-0. Streak: lost 3 straight.
Last 5 results
(oldest first)
Colorado Avalanche
- Oct 31: won 5-2 vs the Flames
- Nov 2: won 5-2 at the Blackhawks
- Nov 3: lost 2-7 at the Blue Jackets
- Nov 5: lost 2-3 vs the Predators (OT)
- Nov 7: won 4-0 vs the Red Wings
Toronto Maple Leafs
- Oct 28: lost 4-5 at the Kraken
- Oct 31: won 4-2 at the Canucks
- Nov 3: lost 2-3 vs the Mammoth
- Nov 7: lost 2-4 vs the Canadiens
- Nov 8: lost 0-4 vs the Devils
Head-to-head this season
Toronto won 6-3 in Colorado on October 10. Tuesday is the second meeting of the season.
Injuries and lineup news
When this preview was written, the NHL game centre listed no scratches for either team, and we found no official injury or starting goalie announcement for this game. Teams usually confirm their goalie after the morning skate, so check the clubs' official channels before betting.
What to watch for bettors
This preview does not quote prices. Lines move as lineup news comes in. Here is what each main market means:
- Moneyline: you pick the team that wins the game. At most books, overtime and the shootout count. A minus price marks the favourite, a plus price the underdog.
- Puck line: hockey's spread, almost always 1.5 goals. The favourite at -1.5 must win by two or more; the underdog at +1.5 wins the bet if it wins outright or loses by one. Late empty-net goals often decide it.
- Totals: a bet on whether the combined goals go over or under a set number, usually 5.5 or 6.5. Check your book's house rules on overtime and on how a shootout winner is counted.
- Props: bets on a player or team event, such as shots on goal, points or a goalie's saves. Wait for confirmed lineups and starting goalies before betting them.
Toronto has scored two goals or fewer in three of its last five games, including Sunday's shutout loss. Colorado has 72 goals in 18 games. The totals line will reflect two offences that have gone in different directions over the past week.
Before you bet, turn the two prices into implied probabilities and strip out the bookmaker's margin with our no-vig calculator. No result is certain, so set a budget and stick to it.
Related reading
Sources: NHL.com official schedule, standings, club schedules and game centre data; checked November 9, 2026 at 17:00 UTC.
Key terms
- Moneyline
- A bet on which team wins the game outright, with no point or goal spread attached.
- Puck line
- The NHL's standard spread: the favourite gives 1.5 goals and must win by two, while the underdog gets 1.5 goals.
- Totals (over/under)
- A bet on whether the combined score of both teams finishes above or below a number set by the sportsbook.
- Prop bet
- A wager on a specific event inside a game, such as a player's shots or points, rather than the final result.
- Vig (vigorish)
- The sportsbook's commission, built into the odds, that makes both sides of a market pay less than a fair price.
- Implied probability
- The chance of an outcome that a set of odds represents, worked out from the price before any margin is removed.