Toronto Maple Leafs Odds

The Toronto Maple Leafs are among the NHL’s most valuable and iconic teams — even though they haven’t won a Stanley Cup since 1967.

And now during the Leafs’ 2022-23 playoff run, fans can bet on their team like never before thanks to the explosion of sports betting in Canada and, in particular, in Ontario.

Below find a complete look at Leafs betting online, including tonight’s Leafs odds plus the latest team betting insights.

Next Up: Florida Panthers

• Game Day: Saturday, May 13, 2023
• Game Time: 9:00 PM ET
• TV Channel: Spor
• Location: Sunrise, Florida
• Arena: FLA Live Arena

Betting Insights For The Panthers Game

• The Maple Leafs score 3.4 goals per game (ninth in the league), and the Panthers are conceding 3.3 (21st).
• Toronto has a +58 goal differential on the season, fifth in the league.
• The Maple Leafs commit 3.7 penalties per game, 16th in the league.

Toronto's Last 10 Games

Recent Meetings With The Panthers

Maple Leafs Player Insights

• Mitchell Marner has collected 69 assists (first on the club) in 80 games for Toronto this season, while scoring 30 goals to have 99 total points.
• William Nylander has scored 40 goals in 82 games played (first on the team). He has also registered 47 assists.
• Michael Bunting has served a team-leading 103 penalty minutes from 42 penalties.
• Ilya Samsonov has a 27-10-5 record in goal this season. He has saved 1088 total shots with a .919 save percentage (sixth in the league), and has allowed 96 goals (2.3 goals against average).
• Auston Matthews leads Toronto with a +31 plus-minus on the season.

Injuries For Toronto Vs Florida

Maple Leafs Player Props

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How to bet on Leafs games

Whether you’re a huge Leafs fan or just a casual hockey observer jumping on the bandwagon, betting on the Leafs at any legal online sportsbook such as FanDuel Sportsbook Canada or Caesars Sportsbook Canada is simple. Basic hockey bets include:

• Moneyline: Just pick game winners and book your bet at the currently posted moneyline odds. Favorites have negative (-) odds telling you how much you need to bet to win $100 and your bet back. Underdogs have positive (+) odds telling you how much you stand to earn, plus your bet back, for every $100 you bet.
• Puck line: NHL spread betting. Just pick a betting winner with the posted puck line factored into the final score. Odds vary. Standard puck lines are usually 1.5 goals, but alternatives at different odds are available.
• Over/Under betting: Bet on whether the total combined score by both teams will be over or under a line set by oddsmakers.
• Props: Bet on individual NHL players or teams to achieve certain stat lines in a single game.
• Parlays: Combine two or more bets into one. Greater potential payout than individual bets, but every bet must win.
• Team futures: Bet on a team to win more or less than a certain number of games, its division, a Stanley Cup semifinal, or win the Stanley Cup outright. Markets open year round, but odds adjusted throughout.
• Player futures: Bet on Auston Matthews or Mitch Marner to win the Hart or win the Art Ross or bet on players to match certain seasonal targets (goals, assists, etc)
• Live betting: Wager on an ongoing Leafs game at live betting odds that change with the action on the ice.

#1 Leafs betting tip

If you’re going to bet on the Leafs or any NHL action, you must understand that the NHL is a relatively low-scoring league. The average game has a total of five goals or less and is decided by just one goal. That means there’s not much separating most teams on most nights. In other words, parity is very real in the NHL.

Hockey game odds should reflect that. When they don’t, you should avoid betting on big favourites. The amount you’ll have to risk is hardly worth the small reward. Plus, it’s a league where there’s parity and any team can win on any night.

Totals lines should also be relatively low. When they’re not, you can confidently bet the under. After all, the NHL is a league where high-scoring games are few and far between.

The low-scoring nature of the NHL is so impactful on betting in so many ways, it has to be considered among the top NHL betting secrets.

Leafs Vegas odds vs. online odds

Leafs game lines will generally open up the same everywhere, from traditional sportsbooks in Las Vegas to provincially licensed and privately run online and mobile sportsbooks in Canada. However, Leafs betting lines may be quite different by game time. That’s because lines move independently, from sportsbook to sportsbook, based on betting patterns.

In other words, a line might change if more money is bet on one side or the other, but it will only change at the sportsbook where that money is bet, not everywhere. Because local interest often drives betting, there’s a greater chance a Leafs line will be moved at a provincially licensed and privately run online sportsbooks in Canada than traditional sportsbooks in Las Vegas.

That’s why, the Vegas Odds on any Toronto Maple Leafs game may start the same as the Leafs line at a provincially licensed and privately run online sportsbook in Canada, but end up different by the time the puck drops.

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Leafs top prospects

Here’s a look at the past four first-round draft picks by the Toronto Maple Leafs:

• 2020 15th overall Rodion Amirov fron Ufa Salavat Yulayev (KHL)
• 2018 29th overall Rasmus Sandin from Soo Greyhounds (OHL) has played 29 games with one goal and 8 assists
• 2017 17th overall Timothy Liljegren from Rogle BK Angelholm (SweHL) has played 11 games with no goals and one assist
• 2016 1st overall Auston Matthews from Zurich SC (Swiss-A) has played 306 games with 178 goals and 140 assists

Leafs franchise leaders

Here’s a look at some of the Toronto Maple Leafs career leaders in key stats:

• Games played: George Armstrong: 1,188
• Goals: Mats Sundin 420
• Assists: Borje Salming: 620
• Points: Mats Sundin 987
• Penalty minutes: Tie Domi 2,265
• Plus/Minus: Tim Horton +151
• Hat Tricks: Darryl Sittler 18
• Save percentage: Jacques Plante .925
• Goals against average: Al Rollins 2.04
• Saves: Johnny Bower 13,468

Leafs coaching staff

Here’s a look at the Toronto Maple Leafs’ coaching staff:

• Head coach: Sheldon Keefe
• Assistant coach: Spencer Carbery
• Assistant coach: Dean Chynoweth
• Assistant coach: Paul MacLean
• Assistant coach: Manny Malhotra
• Goaltending coach: Steve Briere
• Video coordinator and statistical analyst: Jordan Bean
• Video and coaching coordinator: Sam Kim

Past Leafs coaches

Here’s a look at the past ten Toronto Maple Leafs head coaches and their records:

Name	Tenure	Regular Season Record	Playoffs Record
Sheldon Keefe	Present	62-29-12	5-7
Mike Babcock	2016-2020	173-133-45	8-12
Peter Horachek	2015	9-28	No Playoffs
Randy Carlyle	2012-2015	91-78-19	3-4
Ron Wilson	2009-2012	130-135-45	No Playoffs
Paul Maurice	2007-2008	76-66-22	No Playoffs
Pat Quinn	1999-2006	300-196-52	41-39
Mike Murphy	1997-1998	60-87-17	No Playoffs
Nick Beverley	1996	9-6-2	2-4
Pat Burns	1993-1996	133-107-41	23-23

Toronto Maple Leafs home games

Leafs broadcasts

Toronto Maple Leafs TV broadcasts air on either Sportsnet, Sportsnet Ontario, TSN, or sometimes nationally on the combination of CBC and OMNI or CBC, Citytv, and OMNI.

TSN’s coverage of Leafs games features Chris Cuthbert and Gord Miller on play-by-play with game analyst Ray Ferraro. Sportsnet’s coverage of Leafs games features John Bartlett on play-by-play with colour provided by Greg Millen.

You can also listen to most Toronto Maple Leafs games on the radio at Sportsnet 590 with Joe Bowen and Jim Ralph.

Where to stream Leafs games online

You can stream Leafs games online with a subscription via NHL.com and NHL.TV. Although normal blackouts and restrictions apply. There are NHL.TV All Access or Single Team packages available.

Leafs logo/mascot

Since 1927, the Toronto Maple Leafs logo has featured a blue maple leaf with white Toronto Maple Leafs lettering inside. The leaf itself began featuring a natural look with crosshairs in 1938 but was given a modern makeover to remove the crosshairs in 1967. The modern straight-angle leaf stuck through 2016 when the 1938 look of the leaf returned.

Carlton the Bear, an anthropomorphic polar bear named for Carlton Street where the Leafs used to play, has been the Leafs mascot since 1995. He’s even on Twitter @CarltonTheBear.

Toronto Maple Leafs franchise by the numbers

• Franchise value: $1.5 billion
• Owners: Bell Canada, Larry Tanenbaum, Rogers Communications
• Building naming rights: Air Canada Centre renamed Scotiabank Arena in 2017 after $800 million, 20-year naming rights deal
• Stanley Cup wins: 13
• Leafs numbers retired: The Leafs have retired 19 numbers, Ace Bailey’s #6 in 1934 and Bill Barilko’s #5 in 1951, then 17 other players numbers in 2016
• Sellout streak: In March 2015, the Toronto Maple Leafs’ 13-year home-game sellout streak ended when a crowd of 18,366 saw them play against the Minnesota Wild at Air Canada Centre. That marked the lowest turnout in the Leafs’ 16-year history at the ACC and first non-sellout since 2002.
• Most consecutive 30 goal seasons: Mike Gartner shares the NHL record with 15 consecutive 30 goal seasons. The last season in his streak saw him play 10 games for the Leafs. He did not score 30 goals in his next season with the Leafs, but scored 35 in 1995-96, his last with Toronto. Darryl Sittler had 10 consecutive 30 goal seasons from 1973-74 to 1982-83. The first eight and half were with the Leafs giving him the Leaf’s record.

10 more interesting Leafs numbers

• 2021 Highest paid Leaf player: Auston Matthews $13 million (Five-year, $58.17 million extension signed in 2018)
• Richest Leaf player contract: Mitch Marner signed a six-year, $65.3 million extension in 2019
• Career Playoff points leader: Doug Gilmour 77
• Career Playoff goals leader: Wendel Clark 34
• Career Playoff assists leader: Doug Gilmour 60
• Percentage of Leafs players from Canada in history: 48.3%