Toronto vs New Jersey Prediction 21 October 2025
🔊 The Toronto Maple Leafs will host the New Jersey Devils on their home ice as part of the ongoing NHL regular season. The hosts have been underperforming and consistently dropping points. In contrast, the visitors are on a solid run and haven't tasted defeat for over a week.
Head-to-Head
Since 2024, the rivals have faced off six times, with the Canadian club holding the upper hand. Toronto have secured victory four times while suffering two defeats. On two occasions during this period, the games extended beyond regulation time, and overall, the matches have been quite high-scoring. Fewer than five goals were recorded only once.
Head-to-head statistics Toronto - New Jersey

Toronto Maple Leafs Team Overview
Craig Berube's squad appear not quite ready for competitive battles just yet. With three losses in their last five games, this is certainly not the start they were hoping for in Canada. On the bright side, their offensive output has been commendable. The team has already netted 22 goals, which ranks as the second-best in the East. However, they still need to tighten up their defense, a long-standing issue for them.
Match Results: Toronto Maple Leafs

New Jersey Devils Team Overview
The "Devils" have unexpectedly hit their stride right from the start of the regular season. The team boasts four consecutive wins, all in regulation time, leaving no chance for their opponents. Their scoring is also impressive, with 19 goals in 5 games. Even though they haven't maximized their potential, the very fact of such a strong start to the season is promising.
Match Results: New Jersey Devils
🏒 Projected Lineups
Toronto: Stolarz - Reilly, Carlo - Knies, Matthews, Cowan
New Jersey: Allen - Hughes, Hamilton - Palat, Hughes, Bratt
🥅 Goaltenders
Toronto's goaltender Anthony Stolarz is having a tougher season compared to the last. The American is saving only 89.7% of shots on average, and the team seems to succeed despite his performance on the ice.
New Jersey's Jake Allen continues to fill in for the injured Jacob Markstrom, and the Canadian is holding his own. He boasts an average save percentage of 93.4%, contributing significantly to his team's victories.