Toronto Maple Leafs v Calgary Flames: what the numbers say
Toronto Maple Leafs meet Calgary Flames at Scotiabank Arena, Wednesday 11:00am (NHL). Calgary Flames haven't beaten Toronto Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena since 2020-21: 5 meetings there since then.
The big picture
Toronto Maple Leafs come in 21st on the ladder; Calgary Flames are 28th. Toronto Maple Leafs have the higher position to protect.
Toronto Maple Leafs are 8–9 in NHL 2026-27, averaging 3.6 goals for and 3.3 against.
Calgary Flames are 7–10 in NHL 2026-27, averaging 2.5 goals for and 3.5 against.
Form
Toronto Maple Leafs have won two of their last five and most recently lost to Utah Mammoth 2–3.
Calgary Flames have won two of their last five and most recently lost to Anaheim Ducks 3–5.
Head to head
These sides have met 55 times on our records since 1999: Toronto Maple Leafs 33, Calgary Flames 22.
Last time out (2026-27), Calgary Flames won 5–2 at Scotiabank Saddledome.
Biggest margin between these two: Toronto Maple Leafs by 5 goals in 2001-02 (6–1).
Players to watch
For Toronto Maple Leafs, watch Auston Matthews (11 goals, 15 assists in 2026-27) and William Nylander (10 goals, 11 assists in 2026-27).
For Calgary Flames, watch Joel Farabee (6 goals, 10 assists in 2026-27) and Matvei Gridin (5 goals, 5 assists in 2026-27).
At Scotiabank Arena
Toronto Maple Leafs have won 6 of their last 19 at Scotiabank Arena.
The deeper numbers
Calgary Flames haven't beaten Toronto Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena since 2020-21: 5 meetings there since then.
Calgary Flames have lost their last 5 at Scotiabank Arena and haven't won there since 2020-21 (against Toronto Maple Leafs).
What the numbers say
On form, ladder and history, Toronto Maple Leafs have the edge.
Written automatically from Lineball's own match and player database. Not betting advice.
