NHL TORONTO Matchup 20170123

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NHL : ATS Matchup

Monday 1/23/2017

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CALGARY

TORONTO

5.5

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4

CALGARY (24-22-0-3, 51 pts.) at TORONTO (21-14-0-9, 51 pts.)

Monday, 1/23/2017 7:35 PM

#1 GOALTENDERS: CALGARY - BRIAN ELLIOTT, TORONTO - FREDERIK ANDERSEN

Board		Opening		Latest
		Line	Total	Line	Total
55	CALGARY	+125	Ov 5.5,-135	+125	Ov 5.5,-105
56	TORONTO	-145	Un 5.5,+115	-145	Un 5.5,-115

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ADVANCED TEAM STATS

CALGARY - Current Season Performance
	Straight Up		Against Spread			Team		Opponent
	W-L-T	Units	W-L	Units	O-U	Score	Shots	Score	Shots
All Games	24-25-0	-0.9	24-25	-0.9	20-24	2.7	29.2	2.8	28.2
Team Stats (Road Games)	11-12-0	+2.6	11-12	+2.6	7-14	2.1	28.6	2.7	28.8
Last 5 Games	1-4-0	-5.2	1-4	-5.2	3-2	2.6	32.4	3.4	27.4

CALGARY Team Statistics
		Scoring						Shots On Goal		Power Plays
	Games	Goals	1rst	2nd	3rd	OT	EN	Shots	Pct	Num	Conv	Pct	Ast
Team Stats (All Games)	49	130	35	44	46	5	7	1433	9.1%	160	34	21.2%	233
Team Stats (Road Games)	23	49	12	16	19	2	4	658	7.4%	64	14	21.9%	86
Team Stats (Last 5 Games)	5	13	1	6	6	0	1	162	8.0%	15	4	26.7%	23
Stats Against (All Games)		138	47	43	45	3	10	1382	10.0%	183	34	18.6%	219
Stats Against (Road Games)		61	17	20	21	3	4	662	9.2%	89	12	13.5%	89
Stats Against (Last 5 Games)		17	8	6	2	1	2	137	12.4%	20	4	20.0%	29

CALGARY - Goalie Statistics
	Goalie Statistics						Team's record in starts
Goalie	Games	Starts	Shots	Saves	PCT	SHO	ATS	Units	SU	Units	O-U
BRIAN ELLIOTT (All Games)	22	20	568	507	89.3%	1	8-12	-4.1	8-12-0	-2	11-9
BRIAN ELLIOTT (Road Games)	11	11	298	264	88.6%	1	4-7	-1.9	4-7-0	-1	6-5
BRIAN ELLIOTT(vs. Non-Conference)	7	6	193	174	90.2%	0	1-5	-4.4	1-5-0	-4	3-3
BRIAN ELLIOTT (Last 4 Games)	4	3	84	75	89.3%	0	1-2	-1.2	1-2-0	-1	1-2
CHAD JOHNSON (All Games)	29	29	806	739	91.7%	2	16-13	+3.3	16-13-0	+3	9-15
CHAD JOHNSON (Road Games)	12	12	362	339	93.6%	1	7-5	+4.4	7-5-0	+4	1-9
CHAD JOHNSON(vs. Non-Conference)	10	10	304	281	92.4%	1	6-4	+1.5	6-4-0	+1	4-5
CHAD JOHNSON (Last 4 Games)	4	4	83	72	86.7%	0	1-3	-4.2	1-3-0	-4	3-1

TORONTO - Current Season Performance
	Straight Up		Against Spread			Team		Opponent
	W-L-T	Units	W-L	Units	O-U	Score	Shots	Score	Shots
All Games	21-23-0	-5.7	21-23	-5.7	21-22	3.1	32.7	3.0	32.7
Team Stats (Home Games)	10-11-0	-4.8	10-11	-4.8	10-11	3.0	33.9	3.0	31.7
Last 5 Games	3-2-0	+0.6	3-2	+0.6	3-1	3.2	28.8	3.0	33.6

TORONTO Team Statistics
		Scoring						Shots On Goal		Power Plays
	Games	Goals	1rst	2nd	3rd	OT	EN	Shots	Pct	Num	Conv	Pct	Ast
Team Stats (All Games)	44	136	50	44	37	5	2	1437	9.5%	140	33	23.6%	224
Team Stats (Home Games)	21	64	23	19	20	2	0	711	9.0%	71	12	16.9%	107
Team Stats (Last 5 Games)	5	16	4	7	5	0	0	144	11.1%	12	5	41.7%	26
Stats Against (All Games)		131	37	38	47	9	8	1439	9.1%	151	22	14.6%	219
Stats Against (Home Games)		64	25	16	20	3	5	665	9.6%	73	16	21.9%	100
Stats Against (Last 5 Games)		15	5	4	5	1	2	168	8.9%	16	1	6.2%	24

TORONTO - Goalie Statistics
	Goalie Statistics						Team's record in starts
Goalie	Games	Starts	Shots	Saves	PCT	SHO	ATS	Units	SU	Units	O-U
FREDERIK ANDERSEN (All Games)	37	37	1204	1105	91.8%	0	19-18	-2.3	19-18-0	-2	18-18
FREDERIK ANDERSEN (Home Games)	20	20	615	561	91.2%	0	10-10	-3.2	10-10-0	-2	10-10
FREDERIK ANDERSEN(vs. Non-Conference)	14	14	445	410	92.1%	0	6-8	-4.6	6-8-0	-4	7-7
FREDERIK ANDERSEN (Last 4 Games)	4	4	130	119	91.5%	0	2-2	-0.6	2-2-0	-1	2-1
ANTOINE BIBEAU (All Games)	2	2	55	51	92.7%	0	1-1	-0.4	1-1-0	-1	0-2
ANTOINE BIBEAU (Home Games)	1	1	28	26	92.9%	0	0-1	-1.6	0-1-0	-2	0-1
ANTOINE BIBEAU(vs. Non-Conference)	1	1	28	26	92.9%	0	0-1	-1.6	0-1-0	-2	0-1
ANTOINE BIBEAU (Last 4 Games)	2	2	55	51	92.7%	0	1-1	-0.4	1-1-0	-1	0-2
JHONAS ENROTH (All Games)	6	4	141	123	87.2%	1	0-4	-4	0-4-0	-4	2-2
JHONAS ENROTH (Home Games)	2	0	20	17	85.0%	0	0-0	0	0-0-0	0	0-0
JHONAS ENROTH(vs. Non-Conference)	4	2	76	67	88.2%	1	0-2	-2	0-2-0	-2	0-2
JHONAS ENROTH (Last 4 Games)	4	2	79	69	87.3%	1	0-2	-2	0-2-0	-2	1-1
CURTIS MCELHINNEY (All Games)	8	6	235	218	92.8%	0	3-3	-0.5	3-3-0	0	2-4
CURTIS MCELHINNEY (Last 4 Games)	4	3	121	112	92.6%	0	2-1	+0.8	2-1-0	+1	2-1
GARRET SPARKS (All Games)	0	0	0	0	0.0%	0	0-0	0	0-0-0	0	0-0
GARRET SPARKS (Home Games)	0	0	0	0	0.0%	0	0-0	0	0-0-0	0	0-0
GARRET SPARKS(vs. Non-Conference)	0	0	0	0	0.0%	0	0-0	0	0-0-0	0	0-0

Average power rating of opponents played: CALGARY 3.03, TORONTO 3.13

SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

CALGARY - Schedule
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Total	O/U
12/27/2016	at COLORADO	6-3	W	0, -135	W	5.5 un	O
12/29/2016	ANAHEIM	1-3	L	0, -110	L	5.5 un	U
12/31/2016	ARIZONA	4-2	W	0, -205	W	5.5 un	O
1/4/2017	COLORADO	4-1	W	0, -215	W	5.5 ov	U
1/6/2017	at VANCOUVER	2-4	L	0, -125	L	5 ov	O
1/7/2017	VANCOUVER	3-1	W	0, -205	W	5 ov	U
1/9/2017	at WINNIPEG	0-2	L	0, +115	L	5.5 un	U
1/11/2017	SAN JOSE	3-2	W	0, -125	W	5 ov	P
1/13/2017	NEW JERSEY	1-2	L	0, -230	L	5 ov	U
1/14/2017	at EDMONTON	1-2	L	0, +145	L	5.5 un	U
1/17/2017	FLORIDA	5-2	W	0, -135	W	5 un	O
1/19/2017	NASHVILLE	3-4	L	0, -125	L	5 ov	O
1/21/2017	EDMONTON	3-7	L	0, -160	L	5.5 ev	O
1/23/2017	at TORONTO
1/24/2017	at MONTREAL
1/26/2017	at OTTAWA
2/1/2017	MINNESOTA
2/3/2017	at NEW JERSEY

TORONTO - Schedule
Date	Opponent	Score	SU	Line	ATS	Total	O/U
12/28/2016	at FLORIDA	3-2	W	0, -110	W	5.5 un	U
12/29/2016	at TAMPA BAY	3-2	W	0, +110	W	5.5 ov	U
1/1/2017	vs DETROIT	5-4	W	0, -185	W	5.5 un	O
1/3/2017	at WASHINGTON	5-6	L	0, +135	L	5 ov	O
1/6/2017	at NEW JERSEY	4-2	W	0, -130	W	5.5 un	O
1/7/2017	MONTREAL	3-5	L	0, -115	L	5.5 un	O
1/13/2017	at NY RANGERS	4-2	W	0, +125	W	6 ov	P
1/14/2017	at OTTAWA	4-2	W	0, +110	W	5.5 ov	O
1/17/2017	BUFFALO	4-3	W	0, -205	W	5.5 un	O
1/19/2017	NY RANGERS	2-5	L	0, -125	L	6 un	O
1/21/2017	OTTAWA	2-3	L	0, -155	L	5.5 ov	U
1/23/2017	CALGARY
1/25/2017	at DETROIT
1/26/2017	at PHILADELPHIA
1/31/2017	at DALLAS
2/2/2017	at ST LOUIS

KEY GAME INFORMATION

CALGARY: LAST SEASON: 35-36-11, 81 points. Finished 23rd in NHL after two consecutive last-place finishes, and missed playoffs for fifth consecutive season.
COACH: Dan Bylsma (second season, eighth NHL season)
ADDED: F Kyle Okposo, D Dmitry Kulikov, G Anders Nilsson.
LOST: F David Legwand, D Mark Pysyk, G Chad Johnson.
PLAYER TO WATCH: Jack Eichel. Selected with the No. 2 pick in the 2015 draft behind Edmonton's Connor McDavid, Eichel finished second among NHL rookies with 56 points (24 goals, 32 assists). The 19-year-old displayed breakaway speed and a powerful shot. Eichel is being counted upon to become more consistent now that he has a full season behind him. Eichel went through an 11-game slump spanning November and December, during which he combined for a goal and three assists.
OUTLOOK: The expectations are higher for a Sabres team that made the jump from rock bottom to being relevant by finishing 23rd last season following two consecutive last place finishes. Though missed playoffs for fifth consecutive year, Buffalo showed signs of jelling by closing last year with a 16-10-7 run. Additions of Okposo and Kulikov adds experienced top-line depth to young core. Big question mark is whether G Robin Lehner can establish himself as trusted starter after two injury-shortened seasons.

TORONTO: LAST SEASON: 29-42-11, 69 points. Finished last in Atlantic Division and NHL.
COACH: Mike Babcock (second season, 14th NHL season)
ADDED: C Auston Matthews, D Roman Polak, G Frederik Andersen.
LOST: F P.A. Parenteau, F Brad Boyes, G Jonathan Bernier.
PLAYER TO WATCH: Auston Matthews. Coach Mike Babcock said he plans to start Matthews as the team's No. 1 center, giving him a chance to earn a larger role. The Maple Leafs chose the 6-foot-3, 216-pound Matthews No. 1 overall, their first top pick in the NHL draft since 1985. He was born in California, moved to Arizona and played in Switzerland last season.
OUTLOOK: The Maple Leafs will be much better, as Babcock predicted. They will fail, however, to make the playoffs for the 11th time in 12 years. Toronto is committed to rebuilding slowly, trying to focus on drafting and developing while avoiding the temptation to overspending for free agents.

PREVIEW

Maple Leafs try to pick up split against Flames

TORONTO -- The Toronto Maple Leafs will be out to salvage a split in their four-game homestand on Monday at the Air Canada Centre after two losses in a row.

They will be playing the Calgary Flames, who are seeking some redemption after losing 7-3 on Saturday night to their provincial rivals, the Edmonton Oilers, with a poor effort.

"It's embarrassing," Flames coach Glen Gulutzan said. "Our resolve to stick to it wasn't there.

"I don't talk to the guys after the game. Win or lose, I talk to them the next day. But certainly in the coaches' room, emotions are high."

The Oilers swept the four-game season series against the Flames.

The Maple Leafs' 3-2 loss to the Ottawa Senators on Saturday was more frustrating than embarrassing. The Senators tied the score on a power play with 1:11 left in the third period and won in a shootout.

Shootouts have been a problem this season for the Maple Leafs (21-14-9). The loss Saturday left them at 1-6 in games decided in shootouts.

"Maybe the other goalies are good, maybe we're not any good at it," Maple Leafs coach Mike Babcock said. "We work on it every single pregame skate. It's just something we'll have to get better at obviously because we've left points - I think we're 1-6, or something, aren't we? So we'll just keep working on it like we do as a special team.

"We do the same thing with our power play and our penalty kill and our faceoffs. We'll work at it. We're not as good at faceoffs as we'd like to be either, so we have lots of work to do and we'll just keep doing it."

Maple Leafs center Nazem Kadri said, "It's almost like going to the judge. It's a bit of a tough way to lose, but nothing you can do about it."

After winning the opener of their four-game homestand 4-3 on Tuesday over the Buffalo Sabres, the Maple Leafs lost 5-2 to the New York Rangers on Thursday.

During the first period on Tuesday, Toronto's top defenseman, Morgan Rielly, left with a knee injury. He continues to be listed as day to day and is not expected to play Monday.

"The first sign of adversity we've had all year is Morgan going down with a bit of an injury," said Matt Martin, who scored Toronto's second goal on Saturday. "And we need to find a way to win games without him.

"I mean, we've been pretty fortunate all year to be healthy. ... Every team loses great players and stars. And you have to find ways to win."

The Maple Leafs did get defenseman Martin Marincin back on Saturday. He suffered a lower-body injury on Dec. 10 and missed 18 games.

A major problem for the Flames (24-22-3) recently has been falling behind early in games. They have allowed the first goal in seven consecutive games, going 2-4-1.

"That's a bunch of games in a row now where we've fallen behind and haven't been able to get any pushback, Flames captain Mark Giordano said Saturday. And in our rink, it's unacceptable.

"The stuff in the third, at the end of games, when you're down 6-1 ... those are easy. You just go all out. That's not the sign of a good team. The sign of a good team is to push back when we get down one or two and stick with our game plan, and I don't think we've been good enough at that."

Last Updated: 4/26/2024 8:13:31 AM EST.