New Jersey at Toronto

New Jersey finally showed some success in the offensive zone while taking the Capitals to overtime before losing 4-3 on Saturday. The Devils had scored a total of seven goals in their previous five games. The Devils have won six of seven playing with two days' rest, and Toronto is 1-4 in its past five against teams with winning records. The Maple Leafs have lost six of nine, including 3-2 to Detroit in overtime on Sunday. Toronto is 3-10 playing with one day of rest. Jacob Markstrom is probable for New Jersey; he is 9-8-1, but he hasn't gotten much support, as the Devils have failed to score more than one goal in five of his past seven starts. Joseph Woll (7-4-1) will be in net for the Maple Leafs. The Devils have won 10 of 19 road games. Toronto has won 12 of 22 at home. Take the Devils on the puck line.