Colorado - Toronto: NHL match betting tip and bets

Current form

Colorado has gained amazing form and consistently defeats any opponents in its path. Upon returning to the home arena, the team began to demonstrate their best hockey and in the very first match left no chance for New Jersey, defeating it with a score of 5:1. The first-line forwards McKinnon and Nechas showed a great game, scoring three goals each. It was also not difficult for the avalanches to consolidate their success. In the next match with Minnesota, they managed to realize their attacking potential again, winning a landslide victory (5:2).

Continuing to perform in their native walls, the Avalanche hosted a clear outsider in the person of Pittsburgh. As expected, the hosts were able to take advantage of the Penguins' terrible form and did not allow them to even come close to success, winning a landslide victory with a three-goal difference (4:1). McKinnon scored once again with two assists. Next, Colorado met with San Jose and this time crushed its competitor with a score of 7:3. Makar became the third defender in the last 30 years to score six goals in one match.

Disqualifications and injuries

Only Landeskug and Pullman remain in the Colorado infirmary.

Interesting betting trends

• On average, Colorado scores 3.3 goals per game.
• Avalanche completed 25% of the majority's attempts

Current form

Toronto has been in great shape for a long time and has consistently achieved success for five consecutive matches. It seems that the long-term rise of the club has nevertheless been replaced by a natural decline. The team interrupted its string of successful performances in the home arena, where they met with San Jose. It seemed that the Maple Leafs would not leave any chances to the obvious outsider, but there were serious problems with the implementation of attacking chances, out of 27 shots only two reached the target. As a result, this led to an insulting defeat in a shootout (2:3).

Next, the leafs went on a visit to Vegas, where they completely allowed their competitor to fully realize their attack. Also, both goalkeepers Wall and Stolars did not cope with their main task, reflecting only 80% of shots between the two. For these reasons, they had to be defeated with a score of 2:5. Due to the lost points, the team dropped back to third place in the Eastern Conference table and is now two points behind Florida in second position.

Disqualifications and injuries

Only Pacioretty and Taneva are questionable for the upcoming bout.

Interesting betting trends

• On average, Toronto gets 7.6 penalty minutes per match.
• The Leafs concede an average of 2.9 goals per game.