Calgary Flames vs Toronto Maple Leafs Prediction, 11/12/2021 NHL Pick, Tips and Odds

Game: Calgary Flames vs Toronto Maple Leafs

Date: Friday, November 12, 2021

Location: Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, ON

TV: Sportsnet

Odds/Point Spread: Flames (+115) Maple Leafs (-138)

Daniel Vladar and the Calgary Flames go to Scotiabank Arena on Friday where they'll take on the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Flames open this contest at +115 while the Maple Leafs are priced at -138. The O/U is set at 6.5.

The Flames had a rough game after their 4-1 loss to the Sharks their last time on the ice. The Flames left a lot to be desired in terms of their offense in this defeat. In the game, they converted 1 out of the 38 shots they launched. In addition, they had 3 chances with extra men on the ice but weren't able to convert one of them into a goal. Calgary earned 6 minutes in the box in this game. The Corsi for the Flames came in at 55 and the Corsi against when this game finished was 47 which means they had a Corsi percentage of 53.9%. Their Fenwick was 45 and the Fenwick Against sat at 39, meaning they had a Fenwick rate of 53.6%. They totaled 26 face-off wins at even strength and lost on 25 attempts to take control of the puck. When starting in the offensive zone they were rated at 60.5% and their PDO rating was 84.9 in this game.

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Concerning scoring goals, the Calgary Flames have racked up 41 goals (8th in hockey) this year and have conceded 26. For the year, they have recorded 17 points and their points percentage sits at .708. Calgary has accumulated 41 power play chances and they have scored 10 goals out of those attempts, earning them a rate of 24.39%. When playing at even strength, the Flames have given up 21 goals while having 31 when they are on offense. Calgary has taken 431 shots and has a shot percentage of 9.5%. The Flames have had 340 shots taken against them and hold a save percentage of .924. Calgary Flames opponents have amassed 36 power play opportunities (18th in the NHL) and have a total of 5 goals in those attempts.

The player guarding the cage in this matchup is Daniel Vladar. Opponents have been able to score 23 goals against Vladar in his pro career and his goals against average per game is 3.27. Vladar has participated in 7 contests over the course of his hockey career. He has a save percentage of .887 in his 423 minutes between the pipes. He has a record of 4-2-1 and he has started in 7 games. From the beginning of his pro career to now, Vladar has accumulated 2 quality starts and his quality starts percentage is at .286. Vladar has had 204 shot attempts against him and has recorded 181 saves.

Their last time out, Toronto faced off against the Flyers in a matchup where the Maple Leafs ended up with the win by a final score of 3-0. They had 3 opportunities on the power play in this game and recorded 1 goal out of those opportunities. The Maple Leafs recorded 3 goals of the 33 shots on goal they pursued. They had a PDO of 108 and their oZS percentage was 38.2%. Toronto had a 41.2% Corsi rate. This Corsi percentage speaks to the kind of game that Toronto played and you can say they had a mediocre outing. They earned a Fenwick percentage of 41.1% by compiling a Fenwick of 30 and the Flyers finishing with a 43 Fenwick.

The Maple Leafs have 26 goals at even strength and 10 goals (6th in hockey) while on the power play. Toronto has taken 483 shots (1st in the NHL) and has a shooting percentage of 7.45%, while allowing the opposition 432 shots. So far this year, the Toronto Maple Leafs have accumulated 36 goals, 17 points, as well as a points percentage of .607. They have a total of 40 chances on the power play and they have a power play rate of 25.00%. They have accumulated a penalty kill rate of 86.36% on the other teams 44 tries on the power play, and their save percentage comes in at 91.4%. They have granted a total of 37 goals to be scored by way of 31 goals at even strength and 6 goals while they had less men on the ice.

Across the rink you are going to see Jack Campbell in net. The opposition is averaging 2.40 goals per game and he has yielded 218 goals altogether. Campbell's percentage of quality starts is 56.2% and he has accumulated 50 quality starting assignments in his professional career. He got the starting nod in 89 games and has been on the ice for 5,454 minutes. Campbell has compiled a career record of 47-33-9 and has participated in 98 games. He has accounted for 2,500 saves out of 2,718 shots attempted, giving him a rate of .920.

So what is Tonights Parlay prediction?

Parlays Pundit's Pick: Take Toronto (-138) and under 6.5 goals

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