Avalanche vs. Maple Leafs Prediction, Odds, Picks - Jan. 25

Published Jan. 24, 2026 12:14 p.m. ET

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At 1:30 p.m. ET on Sunday, Jan. 25, Nathan MacKinnon and William Nylander will go toe-to-toe in a matchup between the Colorado Avalanche and Toronto Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena. Here's everything you need to know about the Avalanche-Maple Leafs game, from the puck lined, moneyline, total Over/Under and expert picks, as well as TV channel and streaming information.

Avalanche vs. Maple Leafs Game Information and TV Channel

When: Sunday, January 25, 2026 at 1:30 p.m. ET
Where: Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario
TV: NHL Network
Live Boxscore: FOX Sports

Avalanche vs Maple Leafs Betting Information
Favorite	Puck Line	Favorite Puck Line Odds	Underdog Puck Line Odds	Total	Over Total Odds	Under Total Odds	Favorite Moneyline	Underdog Moneyline
Avalanche	-1.5	150	-180	6.5	-120	100	-162	+136

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Avalanche vs. Maple Leafs Prediction

ATS Pick: Maple Leafs (+ 1.5)
O/U Pick: Under (6.5)
Score Prediction: Avalanche 4 - Maple Leafs 2

Avalanche vs. Maple Leafs Betting Insights

Colorado and its opponent have combined to score more than 6.5 goals in 23 of 49 games this season.
Toronto's games this season have had over 6.5 goals 30 of 51 times.
These two teams score 7.2 goals per game combined, 0.7 more than this game's over/under.
These teams surrender a combined 5.7 goals per game, 0.8 fewer than this game'souting's over/under.
The Maple Leafs are fifth in the league in goals scored, compared to the top-ranked Avalanche.
The Avalanche are first in the league in goals conceded, and the Maple Leafs are 28th.

Avalanche Stats

The Avalanche are the top-scoring team in the league with 193 total goals (3.9 per game on seven assists per outing).
Defensively, Colorado has been the stingiest squad in NHL play, giving up 116 total goals (only 2.4 per game).
Their +77 goal differential is the best in the league.
The 27 power-play goals Colorado has put up this season (to rank 21st in the NHL) have come on 168 chances.
The Avalanche have the league's 27th-ranked power-play conversion rate (16.07%).
Colorado has scored one shorthanded goal this season.

Avalanche Leaders

Name	Games	Goals	Assists	Points	Giveaways	Takeaways	Faceoff Win %
Nathan MacKinnon	49	38	49	87	100	13	50.3%
Martin Necas	49	22	39	61	82	15	45%
Cale Makar	49	15	40	55	55	27	-
Brock Nelson	49	24	18	42	39	13	49.9%
Artturi Lehkonen	49	17	19	36	32	11	25%

Maple Leafs Stats

The Maple Leafs are fifth in the league in scoring (169 goals, 3.3 per game).
Toronto concedes 3.4 goals per game (171 total), which ranks 28th in the NHL.
With a goal differential of -2, they are 16th in the league.
Toronto has 21 power-play goals (on 125 chances), 32nd in the NHL.
The Maple Leafs score on 16.8% of their power plays, No. 25 in the league.
This season, Toronto has three shorthanded goals (18th in league).

Maple Leafs Leaders

Name	Games	Goals	Assists	Points	Giveaways	Takeaways	Faceoff Win %
William Nylander	37	17	31	48	38	15	38.5%
John Tavares	51	19	25	44	48	20	59%
Matthew Knies	48	12	31	43	43	13	0%
Auston Matthews	45	25	16	41	39	21	59.1%
Oliver Ekman-Larsson	51	8	23	31	77	11	-