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Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Vancouver Canucks: Preview, Predictions and Picks for February 8, 2025

Updated on:
Feb 8, 2025 8:11 PM
The Toronto Maple Leafs, riding a win streak, head to Vancouver to face the Canucks at Rogers Arena on Saturday, February 8, 2025 at 7:00 PM. With a 33-19-2 record, the Leafs look to extend their momentum against a Canucks team that holds a 1-0 series lead in their regular season matchup.
Toronto Maple Leafs vs Vancouver Canucks

Current Odds

TOR
VAN
Over
3.5
+110
Under
4.5
-120
TOR
-1.5
+350
VAN
+1.5
-475
TOR
ML
-133
VAN
ML
+124

Maple Leafs vs Canucks statistics

Stat Maple Leafs Canucks
Goals For per Game 3.11 2.81
Goals Against Average 2.85 3.04
Shots per Game 28.8 25.5
Shots Against per Game 29.0 27.0
Power Play Goals 35 34
Power Play Goals Against 32 30
Short Handed Goals 4 2
Short Handed Goals Against 0 0
Penalty Minutes 412 519
Power Play Percentage 23.5 22.5
Penalty Kill Percentage 80.2 80.8

Vancouver Canucks recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
2/6/25 @ San Jose Sharks W 2-1 OT
2/4/25 vs Colorado Avalanche W 3-0
2/2/25 vs Detroit Red Wings L 3-2 OT
1/31/25 @ Dallas Stars L 5-3
1/29/25 @ Nashville Predators W 3-1

Toronto Maple Leafs recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
2/6/25 @ Seattle Kraken W 3-1
2/4/25 @ Calgary Flames W 6-3
2/1/25 @ Edmonton Oilers W 4-3
1/29/25 vs Minnesota Wild L 3-1
1/25/25 @ Ottawa Senators L 2-1

Vancouver Canucks injuries

  • Quinn Hughes (D): Day-To-Day
  • Kiefer Sherwood (LW): Injured Reserve
  • J.T. Miller (C): Out
  • Dakota Joshua (C): Injured Reserve
  • Noah Juulsen (D): Injured Reserve

Toronto Maple Leafs injuries

  • Conor Timmins (D): Day-To-Day
  • Mitch Marner (RW): Day-To-Day
  • Anthony Stolarz (G): Injured Reserve
  • Oliver Ekman-Larsson (D): Day-To-Day
  • Jani Hakanpaa (D): Injured Reserve

Maple Leafs vs Canucks game info

Type Info
Venue Rogers Arena
Location Vancouver, BC
Puck drop Sat 7:00 PM

Maple Leafs vs Canucks predictions

The Toronto Maple Leafs have been riding a wave of success recently, boasting an impressive record that puts them in a strong position. As they face off against the Vancouver Canucks, all eyes will be on William Nylander, who has been a goalscoring machine this season with a tally of 33. Although he’s currently day-to-day, the hope is that any contributions he makes, even if limited, could tip the scales. Mitch Marner, who leads the team with 55 assists and 71 points, is also marked day-to-day. Ideally, he'd lace up his skates and continue orchestrating plays with his trademark finesse. Imagine what a double-barreled attack by Marner and Nylander could look like—it might be exactly what the Maple Leafs need to extend their win streak.

Turning to the Vancouver Canucks, their blend of grit and skill shouldn’t be underestimated. Jake DeBrusk leads the charge with 19 goals, showing an aptitude for finding the back of the net that could spell trouble for any opposition defense. Of course, then there’s Quinn Hughes, a dynamic defenseman who somehow manages to lead with 45 assists despite being tagged day-to-day. If he suits up, look for him to exert his influence over the game, shifting the momentum through slick passes and strategic positioning. What do you think—a strong showing from both DeBrusk and Hughes could very well make this a riveting contest.

Now, when it comes to predictions, it’s a tricky affair, isn’t it? Both teams have displayed their prowess this season, each with the capability to emerge victorious. However, given the Maple Leafs' recent form and their ability to pull off wins on the road as evidenced by their solid road record, they might just have the edge. The can't-miss showdown is set at the Rogers Arena, and while the Canucks have the home advantage, the lightning in Toronto's play might just strike again. But who knows? Hockey is full of surprises, and that's the beauty of it.

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