The Toronto Maple Leafs (8-9-2) will try to halt a three-game losing streak when they take on the Colorado Avalanche (10-6-2) at home on Tuesday, Nov. 10 at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN+.

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Here's our pick for who will capture the win in Tuesday's matchup.

The Maple Leafs' offense has scored 35 goals in their past 10 games, while their defense has allowed 29 goals. They have recorded 26 power-play opportunities during that span, and have scored eight goals (30.8%). They are 5-5-0 over those contests.

Avalanche vs. Maple Leafs Predictions for Tuesday

Our computer projections model for this game expects a final result of Maple Leafs 4, Avalanche 3.

Moneyline Pick: Maple Leafs (+133)
Total Pick: Over 6.5 (computer predicts 6.9 goals on average)
Spread Pick: Maple Leafs (+1.5)

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Avalanche Splits and Trends

The Avalanche (10-6-2 overall) have a -2-2 record in matchups that have gone to overtime.
Colorado is 1-3-1 (three points) in its five games decided by one goal.
Colorado finished 0-4-2 in the six games this season when it scored exactly two goals (registering two points).
The Avalanche are 10-2-0 in the 12 games when they have scored at least three goals (to record 20 points).
In the seven games when Colorado has capitalized on a single power-play goal, it has a 6-1-0 record (12 points).
In the 12 games when it outshot its opponent, Colorado is 6-4-2 (14 points).
The Avalanche have been outshot by opponents in five games, going 3-2-0 to register six points.

Maple Leafs Splits and Trends

The Maple Leafs have a 1-2-3 record in overtime contests this season and an 8-9-2 overall record.
Toronto has earned seven points (3-5-1) in its nine games that finished with a one-goal margin.
This season the Maple Leafs scored just one goal in one game and they lost that matchup.
Toronto has two points (1-5-0) in six games this season when it has scored exactly two goals.
The Maple Leafs have earned 16 points in their 11 games with more than two goals scored.
This season, Toronto has scored a lone power-play goal in eight games and registered 11 points with a record of 5-2-1.
When it outshoots its opponent this season, Toronto has posted a record of 3-3-0 (six points).
The Maple Leafs have been outshot by opponents in 10 games, going 4-4-2 to record 10 points.

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