Colorado Avalanche vs Toronto Maple Leafs Prediction and Pick, NHL Betting Picks, 1-25-2026

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Colorado Avalanche vs Toronto Maple Leafs Prediction – NHL Picks 1-25-2026

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Colorado Avalanche vs Toronto Maple Leafs Prediction

Following their most recent match, which ended in a 1-1 draw against the Ducks, the Colorado Avalanche made a respectable effort in their performance. This matchup resulted in Colorado accumulating two minutes of penalty time. There were also two opportunities for them to score with additional players on the ice, but they were unable to do so. The offensive performance of the Avalanche was not particularly impressive throughout this game. The team had 41 shots on goal during the game, but they only managed to convert one of them.

With regard to their scoring ability, the Colorado Avalanche have scored 190 goals for the season, which places them in first place in the league, while they have allowed 109 goals to be scored against them. A total of 77 points have been accumulated by them throughout the course of the year, and their points percentage is.802 percent. A total of 164 power play opportunities have been taken advantage of by Colorado, and the team has scored 27 goals from those opportunities, resulting in a percentage of 16.46%. Despite having 163 goals on the offensive side of the ice, the Avalanche have allowed 89 goals while they have been at even strength. One thousand six hundred and seventy-four shots have been taken by Colorado, which has a shooting percentage of 11.4%. A total of 1,286 shots have been taken against the Avalanche so far, and they have managed to maintain a save percentage of.915. In the National Hockey League, opponents of the Colorado Avalanche have recorded 133 power play opportunities, ranking 27th overall, and have scored 20 goals in those opportunities.

Within the context of this contest, Scott Wedgewood is the player who is guarding the cage. Over the course of his career, Wedgewood has been responsible for 88 quality starts, and his quality starts percentage is.530. The 8,234 minutes that he has spent between the pipes have resulted in a save percentage of.908. The overall number of shots that Wedgewood has faced and saved is 4,685; he has witnessed 5,160 shots against him. Over the course of his career, Wedgewood has allowed opponents to score 475 goals against him, and his personal average for goals against per game is 2.86. He has a record of 82 wins, 57 losses, and 29 starts, and he has participated in 166 games. From the beginning of his hockey career until the present, Wedgewood has played in 184 games.

In their most recent game, the Maple Leafs were defeated by the Red Wings by a score of 2-1. This was the Maple Leafs’ most recent appearance on the ice, and it was against the Red Wings. During this game, they had two opportunities to use the power play, but they were unable to score a goal. Out of the 31 shots on goal that the Maple Leafs had, they were only able to score one goal.

At even strength, the Maple Leafs have scored 145 goals, and when they have the power play advantage, they have scored 21 goals, which places them 32nd in the league. Despite allowing the opposing team 1,586 shots, Toronto has taken 1,359 shots, which places them in 21st place in the National Hockey League. Their shooting percentage is 12.21%. To this point in the season, the Toronto Maple Leafs have accumulated 166 goals, 57 points, and a points percentage of.570 throughout the course of the season. The total number of goals that they have allowed to be scored is 165, with 143 goals scored when they were at even strength and 22 goals scored when they were shorthanded. They have been awarded 124 opportunities to participate in power plays, and their power play percentage is 16.94% throughout this season. They presently have an 89.6% save percentage and a penalty kill percentage of 83.33% on the opposition team’s 132 opportunities on the power play. Additionally, they have a penalty kill percentage of 83.33%.

Joseph Woll is the goalkeeper who you should anticipate seeing for the opposing team. Having made 2,693 saves out of 2,958 shots that were attempted, he has a save percentage of.910, which is rather impressive. Over the course of his career, Woll has an overall record of 59-32-6 and has played in 99 games. The total number of games in which he has started is 96, and he has averaged 4,183 minutes. A total of 59 quality starts have been made by Woll throughout his professional hockey career, which brings his quality start percentage to 61.5%. His opponents have scored 2.76 goals per game on average, and he has allowed a total of 265 goals to be scored against him.

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