Philadelphia Flyers vs Toronto Maple Leafs Betting Pick & Prediction 3/25/25

Don’t miss out on the NHL showdown between the Flyers and Maple Leafs. The game is starting at 7:00 ET on NBCS, and it’s hosted by the Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, ON. Get ready to place your bets! The over/under for this Eastern conference contest is set at 5.5 goals, with the Maple Leafs being favored by -1.5 goals at home against the Flyers.

PHILADELPHIA FLYERS VS TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS BETTING PICK

The Pick: Toronto Maple Leafs -1.5

This game will be played at Scotiabank Arena at 7:00 ET on Tuesday, March 25th.

WHY BET THE TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS:

• With a 1.5-goal advantage on the spread, our projections favor the Maple Leafs to secure a 4-3 victory.
• Take the Maple Leafs on the moneyline
• On the spread, we like Flyers (+1.5)

Taking a Look at the Flyers Chances on the Road

Philadelphia’s 3-0 loss to the Bruins dropped their record to 28-35-9. The Flyers were underdogs on the puck line and failed to cover. The total was set at 6.5 goals, but the combined score of 3 fell well short of that mark.

The Flyers struggled offensively, managing just 20 shots on goal. Defensively, they allowed Boston to score in each period, with the final goal coming on an empty net.

Philadelphia’s offense struggled in a 3-0 loss to Boston, managing 20 shots on goal but failing to find the net. The Flyers also recorded 15 giveaways.

They were shut out across all three periods, unable to capitalize on any scoring opportunities.

Philadelphia’s defense gave up the first goal at 13:28 of the 1st period and another at 11:23 of the 2nd, before Boston added an empty netter late in the 3rd. Samuel Ersson made 8 saves with a 100% save percentage, while the Flyers’ defense finished with 5 takeaways and 30 hits.

Will Toronto Pull Through as the Favored Home Team?

Toronto fell to 42-25-3 with a 2-1 overtime loss to the Wild. The Maple Leafs trailed early, as the Wild scored at 9:41 in the first period. William Nylander tied it up with a goal at 19:08 in the first, but the Wild clinched the win with a goal at 2:14 in overtime.

Toronto entered the game as underdogs on the puck line, with the total set at 6 goals. The combined 3 goals fell well short of the over/under. All the scoring in regulation came in the first period.

William Nylander netted his 9th goal of the season, scoring on a power play at 19:08 in the first period. Auston Matthews, with his 6th assist, and Mitchell Marner, who now has 12 assists, contributed on Nylander’s goal.

Despite taking 28 shots on goal, the Leafs managed just one goal and gave the puck away 10 times. After Nylander’s goal in the first, they were unable to find the net for the rest of the game.

Toronto’s defense gave up the first goal at 9:41 in the first period and the game-winner at 2:14 in overtime. Goalie Anthony Stolarz made 31 saves with a 93.9% save percentage, while the defense contributed 2 takeaways and 30 hits.