Toronto Maple Leafs vs Anaheim Ducks Betting Pick & Prediction 3/30/25

Looking to win big? The Maple Leafs and Ducks face off at 8:00 ET on ESPN+. The Ducks are hosting the game at Honda Center in Anaheim, CA. The Maple Leafs come into this non-conference matchup favored by -1.5 goals. The over/under line currently sits at 6.5 goals.

TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS VS ANAHEIM DUCKS BETTING PICK

The Pick: Anaheim Ducks +1.5

This game will be played at Honda Center at 8:00 ET on Sunday, March 30th.

WHY BET THE ANAHEIM DUCKS:

• Despite being 1.5 goal underdogs, we predict the Ducks to come out on top with a final score of 4-2.
• We like the Ducks on the moneyline (+145)
• The Ducks are also our pick on the spread at +1.5

Does Toronto Have a Shot at a Road Win?

Toronto’s latest outing was a 2-1 overtime loss to the Wild, bringing their record to 44-25-4. The Maple Leafs fell behind early, as the Wild scored at 9:41 in the first period. Toronto responded with a goal of their own at 19:08 in the first, but the Wild netted the game-winner at 2:14 in OT.

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 that number. William Nylander scored Toronto’s only goal, tying the game with 52 seconds left in the first period.

Toronto’s offense was held to just one goal in their recent game against Minnesota, with William Nylander netting his 9th of the season on a power play. The Maple Leafs fired 28 shots on goal but couldn’t find the back of the net after Nylander’s goal at 19:08 in the first period.

Auston Matthews, who picked up his 6th assist of the season, and Mitchell Marner, who now has 12 assists, were credited on Nylander’s goal. Toronto had 10 giveaways in the game.

Toronto’s defense allowed the first goal at 9:41 in the first period and the game-winner at 2:14 in overtime. Anthony Stolarz made 31 saves with a 93.9% save percentage. The Maple Leafs also recorded 2 takeaways and 30 hits.

Can Anaheim Grab a Win at Home?

The Ducks dropped to 32-32-8 after a 4-2 loss to the Blackhawks. Anaheim, favored by -1.5 goals, failed to cover the puck line. The total was set at 6.5 goals, but the combined score reached only 6.

Anaheim’s defense struggled early, giving up two goals in the first period. They trailed 3-0 before finally scoring at 10:16 in the third period.

Anaheim’s offense was held scoreless until the third period in their 4-2 loss to Chicago. Brock McGinn netted his second goal of the season, while Mason McTavish added another, also his second, on a power play with just four seconds left in the game.

The Ducks fired 39 shots on goal but were hampered by 16 giveaways. Ryan Strome picked up his fourth assist of the season, and Troy Terry added his fifth assist on McTavish’s late power-play goal.

Defensively, the Ducks allowed the first three goals of the game, including two on the power play, and another at 17:43 in the 3rd period. Goalie Lukas Dostal made 25 saves with a save percentage of 86.2%. The defense also recorded 6 takeaways and 15 hits.