Colorado Avalanche vs Toronto Maple Leafs Prediction & Odds – November 10, 2026

Colorado brings a 10-6-2 record to Scotiabank Arena to face an 8-9-2 Toronto team. The Avalanche’s scoring rate and the Maple Leafs’ special teams give this matchup two competing paths to control.

Game details and odds

Tuesday, November 10, 2026 at 7:00 pm EST · Scotiabank Arena

Total: 6.5 — over -122, under +102.

DraftKings odds checked November 10, 2026 18:01 UTC. Odds subject to change.

Colorado’s scoring meets a road test

The Avalanche average 4.00 goals and 30.6 shots per game, with Nathan MacKinnon leading the team in points with 30 and Artturi Lehkonen leading in goals with 12. Colorado has a 3-5-0 road record, making its ability to sustain that offense away from home a central question.

Colorado’s latest completed game was a 4-0 win over Detroit, a sharp response to consecutive losses against Nashville and Columbus. The 7-2 defeat in Columbus stands out because it followed a 5-2 road win in Chicago, showing how dramatically the Avalanche’s results have swung away from home. They also beat Calgary 5-2 during this stretch. Those wins show Colorado can produce decisive scoring performances, but the Columbus result makes it harder to assume the same control every night. Limiting the kind of breakdown seen there will matter as much as finishing chances.

Toronto seeks a response at home

Toronto averages 3.37 goals per game and has converted 28.6% of its power plays. Auston Matthews leads the Maple Leafs with 11 goals and 27 points, giving them an offensive focal point. Their 85.9% penalty kill could also help contain a Colorado power play converting at 23.3%.

The Maple Leafs have lost three straight completed home games, falling to Utah 3-2, Montreal 4-2 and New Jersey 4-0. That sequence leaves a clear task: turn more of their offensive possession into goals while avoiding another game in which an opponent pulls away. Toronto showed a different version of itself in a 4-2 road win over Vancouver, although a 5-4 loss in Seattle also demonstrated that scoring four does not guarantee a result. Its most recent shutout loss adds urgency to finding a quicker response than it managed against New Jersey.

Injury news

Colorado Avalanche: Josh Manson – Injured Reserve (Ankle); Zachary L'Heureux – Injured Reserve (Upper Body).

Toronto Maple Leafs: Morgan Rielly – Out (Lower Body); Colton Sissons – Out (Lower Body); Kirill Marchenko – Injured Reserve (Lower Body); Miles Wood – Injured Reserve (Undisclosed); Nick Blankenburg – Injured Reserve (Upper Body).

Availability checked November 10, 2026 18:01 UTC. Reported statuses may change; final lineups are not confirmed here.

BTB Betting Pick

Winner pick: Colorado Avalanche.

Colorado’s 4.00 goals per game give it the scoring edge, while Toronto’s three straight home losses strengthen the case. The Avalanche’s 3-5-0 road record and Toronto’s power play keep the pick from being straightforward.

Original winner pick recorded November 10, 2026 18:01 UTC. Subsequent updates retain that selection.