Colorado Avalanche (10-6-2, 22 Pts) at Toronto Maple Leafs (8-9-2, 18 Pts)

Venue: Scotiabank Arena, Toronto, Ontario
Date: Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Time: 7:00 p.m. EST
TV: TSN4, TVA Sports, Altitude Sports; ESPN+ for eligible U.S. out-of-market viewers
Radio:
Avalanche – Altitude Sports Radio 92.5 FM
Maple Leafs – TSN 1050

DraftKings Sportsbook Betting Lines:
Avalanche – Puck line -1.5 (+150); ML -155
Maple Leafs – Puck line +1.5 (-180); ML +130
Odds checked November 10; subject to change.

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Colorado Avalanche News & Notes:

Colorado opens a road trip after a 4-0 win against Detroit on Saturday, with Mackenzie Blackwood recording the shutout. The Avalanche have 22 points on the year so far and look to split the season series after Toronto won 6-3 on October 10. Colorado will look to show cracks in the Toronto defense core with sustained pressure, while limiting the chances in their own end.

Toronto Maple Leafs News & Notes:

Toronto needs a reset after another frustrating weekend for the team. Not only did the defense continue to have errors, but the offense seemingly dried up as well, as the team looked much more like the team that was seen last season, resulting in losing both weekend games and ultimately being shut out Sunday night. The team has struggled more on home ice than away, and will look to improve upon their 4-6-1 home ice record. With just four goals in their last three games, the Leafs need to jumpstart their offense, as well as continue to limit their mistakes and turnovers.

Colorado Avalanche Projected Lines

Lehkonen – MacKinnon – Necas
Landeskog – Kadri – Roy
Schwartz – Nelson – Hughes
Kelly – Svechkov – O’Connor

Kulak – Makar
Toews – Malinski
Juulsen – Burns

Blackwood
Wedgewood

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Toronto Maple Leafs Projected Lines

Cowan – Matthews – Sissons
McKenna – Tavares – Nylander
Joshua – Paul – Lettieri
Duhaime – Blueger – MacEwen

McCabe – Raddysh
Ekman-Larsson – Tanev
Mermis – Stecher

Bobrovsky
Stolarz

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Players To Watch:

Colorado Avalanche

Nathan MacKinnon enters tonight’s matchup with 30 points in 18 games and has been a key contributor for the Avalanche as always. He will continue to carry the puck well in transition, as he looks to help the Avalanche get revenge against the Leafs.

Toronto Maple Leafs

Auston Matthews has 11 goals and 16 assists through 19 games. He is the backbone of Toronto’s offense and hasn’t scored in the past three games. He will look to jump back to his hot start to the season, as he creates offense in his shifts. Matthews has been fairly consistent on both sides of the puck, and the Leafs will need him to continue that against a strong Avalanche team.

Injury Report:

Colorado Avalanche

Josh Manson — LTIR
Zachary L’Heureux — IR

Toronto Maple Leafs

Elvis Merzlikins — IR
Max Domi — IR
Kirill Marchenko — IR
Marshall Rifai — IR
Miles Wood — IR
Nick Blankenburg — IR
Morgan Rielly — DTD
Jack Roslovic — DTD
Colton Sissons — DTD

Next Game

Colorado Avalanche: Thursday, November 12, at the Ottawa Senators, 7:00 p.m. EST.
Toronto Maple Leafs: Thursday, November 12, vs. the Minnesota Wild, 7:00 p.m. EST.