Nashville Predators vs Toronto Maple Leafs

Nashville is 41-27-0 UNDER this season, and the past five meetings between these teams have stayed UNDER. The Predators are on a current 6-0 UNDER run and have scored only three goals in four games. Joseph Woll is probably in net for Toronto, and he is 24-12-0 with a 2.70 goals-against average. He has won his three starts while allowing six goals in that span. Nashville has gone UNDER seven of eight home games and four straight as an underdog of +110 to +150. The Predators are 5-0 UNDER their past five as home underdogs. Take the UNDER.

Toronto has split its past six games and the Maple Leafs do come off a 4-3 win over Ottawa on Thursday when David Kampf scored the go-ahead goal with 2:20 left in the second period and Joseph Woll had 29 saves. Ilya Samsonov is confirmed for tonight's game and he is 4-1-3 this season. Nashville comes off a 5-1 win over Tampa Bay and the Predators are 1-4 after scoring at least five goals their previous game. Also, the Predators are 3-12 their past 15 games as road underdogs of +110 to +150. Juuse Saros is likely in net for Nashville with a 11-10-0 record. Toronto has won four of the past six meetings. Take the Maple Leafs as a Max Play.

Toronto has won three in a row after defeating Dallas 4-1 on Thursday as Joseph Woll had 30 saves and Morgan Rielly scored and assisted on the first power-play goal scored against the Stars this season. The Maple Leafs have won four of the past five meetings with Nashville, which comes off a 3-2 loss to Vancouver on Tuesday and the Predators have lost four of seven games this season. Ilya Samsonov will be in net for the Maple Leafs with a 2-1-0 record and Juuse Saros (3-4-0) will start for Nashville. Toronto has won 10 of 12 home games and nine of 12 overall playing with one day of rest dating to last season. Also, the Maple Leafs have won five of the past seven meetings at Nashville and they are 19-8 against the Western Conference. The Predators have lost four of their past five with at least three days rest. Take the Maple Leafs.

Toronto looks to bounce back from Saturday's 5-3 loss to Carolina despite Auston Matthews' 15 shots on goal, which tied a team record and Matt Murray had 23 saves in a losing cause. Joseph Woll will likely make his fourth start for the Maple Leafs and he has a 2.04 goals-against average and .938 save percentage after being called up from the AHL. Nashville is playing a back-to-back, but the Predators got pummeled 7-2 by Seattle for their fourth loss in six games and Kevin Lankinen is probable for this game and he is 8-6-1 with a 2.70 GAA and he was the loser in a 7-0 loss to the New York Rangers last Sunday while allowing four goals. Toronto is 21-8 after allowing at least five goals its previous game and 9-4 overall playing with no rest. Nashville has lost six of eight versus teams with winning records and Toronto has won seven of the past 10 meetings. Take the Maple Leafs as a Max Play.