Calgary at Toronto

Calgary will look to make it two in a row after finally getting its second win of the season. The Flames beat the Rangers 5-1 on Sunday when Blake Coleman scored twice to back Dustin Wolf, who had 29 saves. It was the first time Calgary had scored more than three goals this season, and benching Matt Coronato may have helped send a message to the rest of the team. The Flames have scored as many goals in their past two games as they did in the previous six. Toronto has lost three of four, and the Maple Leafs are 0-5 in their past five games when playing with two days' rest. They have allowed 17 goals in four games, and Toronto is 9-2 OVER its past 11 home games dating to last season. The Flames are 5-1-1 OVER their past seven road contests. Six of seven meetings have gone OVER, and the Maple Leafs have gone OVER in their past four games. Toronto's probable starter, Anthony Stolarz, is 2-4-1 with a 3.31 goals-against average. Take the Flames and the OVER.