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Having collected points in six straight games, the Toronto Maple Leafs (2nd in Atlantic Division) will continue their current four-game road trip with a contest in St. Paul, where the local Minnesota Wild (5th in Central) have just won two straight outings.
The current point streak of the Toronto Maple Leafs (11-5-5) extended to six outings (4-0-2) after the team started its newest four-date road trip with a 2-1 victory against the New Jersey Devils at Prudential Center on Wednesday. John Tavares (23 points this year) opened the scoring at 11:41 of the first period with his team-leading 12th snipe of the season before Pontus Holmberg (2 points) made it 2-0 two-and-a-half minutes later with his first NHL strike, with the Devils eventually able to respond with just a single marker five minutes from time after having three goals disallowed prior. Mitch Marner (4 goals, 24 points), meanwhile, nabbed an assist to extend his NHL career-high point run to 14 contests (3 goals, 16 assists).
Goalie Matt Murray turned aside 34 shots on Wednesday to take his current performance record to 3-1-1 fo r the ongoing campaign with a 2.41 GAA and a .926 save percentage. He has posted a 2-1-0 previous total against the Minnesota Wild with a 2.34 GAA and a .920 save percentage. The Maple Leafs, meanwhile, are burying the 11th lowest quantity of snipes per game this season (2.90), while giving up the 6th lowest amount in their defensive zone (2.62). They are sitting 6th in power play with a 26.5% success rate (18-for-68) and are 17th in penalty kill with 78.6% effectiveness (55-for-70).