Toronto vs Calgary Prediction 28 October 2025
🔊 It's a Canadian derby on another game day of the NHL regular season. Toronto will host Calgary in Ontario. The hosts have been underperforming and frequently dropping points. Meanwhile, the visitors have quickly found themselves at the bottom of the Western Conference standings and rarely manage to put up a decent fight.
Head-to-Head
Since 2024, the rivals have clashed three times, with Toronto consistently emerging victorious. The current hosts have managed to secure their wins within regulation time, scoring no fewer than four goals each time. Overall, these head-to-head encounters have been quite high-scoring, with a total of 24 goals netted over 180 minutes of play.
Head-to-head statistics Toronto - Calgary

Toronto Maple Leafs Team Overview
Craig Berube's squad seems to be out of sorts right from the start of the regular season. Considered one of the favorites in the Eastern Conference, they've managed just four wins in nine games and have suffered several heavy defeats. Despite this, their scoring is relatively on track, with 31 goals netted. However, their defensive play often falls short of expectations, conceding 33 goals. So far, there are no signs of improvement in this area.
Match Results: Toronto Maple Leafs

Calgary Flames Team Overview
The club from Alberta is currently disappointing its fans, with only two wins and eight losses. As a result, they find themselves at the bottom of the Western Conference, having the lowest scoring record with just 21 goals. There seems to be little room for improvement, given their modest roster. If they can't turn things around in the next couple of months, it's possible that they might stop putting up a fight, prioritizing the first pick in the draft instead.
Match Results: Calgary Flames
🏒 Projected Lineups
Toronto: Primeau - Carlo, McCabe - Robertson, Matthews, McMann
Calgary: Wolf - Andersson, Bal - Frost, Kadri, Huberdeau
🥅 Goaltenders
Toronto's goaltender Cayden Primeau has seen limited ice time and hasn't been particularly successful. The Canadian has only appeared in two games with an 87% save percentage, which isn't enough to significantly alter the team's standings.
Calgary's netminder Dustin Wolf hasn't matched his previous season's form. The young American currently has a save percentage of just 88.6% and has been prone to costly mistakes.