Utah Mammoth vs Toronto Maple Leafs prediction: Power-play test on Nov. 3, 2026

The Mammoth vs Maple Leafs rematch on November 3 brings the league’s leading power play entering the week of October 26 to a Maple Leafs team that scored 18 goals in its last three completed games. The Mammoth won their first meeting 5–4 without a power-play goal, despite two Maple Leafs power-play goals.

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When do the Mammoth and Maple Leafs play?

The game is scheduled for Tuesday, November 3, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. ET in Toronto. It is the teams’ second meeting of the 2026–27 National Hockey League (NHL) regular season.

Before the rematch, the Maple Leafs are scheduled to visit the Canucks on October 31, and the Mammoth visit the Flyers on November 1.

What is the Mammoth vs Maple Leafs prediction?

On October 26, 2026, OG.com listed the Mammoth as the favorite at 65% and the Maple Leafs at 64%. Check OG.com for current probabilities.

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The Mammoth’s power play was converting 38.1% of its chances entering the week of October 26, making repeated Maple Leafs penalties a threat. The Maple Leafs’ recent scoring gives them a countercase if they can limit those opportunities.

What are the recent Mammoth and Maple Leafs results?

The teams met on October 13. These are that result and each side’s three most recent completed regular-season games as of October 26.

The Mammoth scored and conceded 13 goals across their three later games, allowing at least four in each. In the first meeting, they went 0-for-4 on the power play but scored short-handed; the Maple Leafs went 2-for-5 with the extra skater.

Where do the Mammoth and Maple Leafs stand this season?

On October 26, the Mammoth were 8–4–0 through 12 games, with 16 points and second place in the Central Division. The Maple Leafs were 7–4–2 through 13 completed games, also with 16 points and second place in the Atlantic Division. They had scored 50 goals in those 13 games.

What is the Mammoth vs Maple Leafs team news?

Injuries could change both blue lines before November 3. Neither team had named a starting goalie as of October 26.

Who could play for the Mammoth?

Defenseman John Marino was described as week to week with an upper-body injury on October 24. Michael Carcone and Maveric Lamoureux were on injured reserve as of October 26, leaving their November 3 availability unsettled.

Karel Vejmelka started the first meeting, but the Mammoth had not named a starter for the rematch as of October 26.

Who could play for the Maple Leafs?

Nick Blankenburg and Marshall Rifai were on injured reserve and described as week to week as of October 26. John Tavares remained on injured reserve but had resumed skating on his own. Dakota Joshua had finished a conditioning stint and was expected to be recalled; his game return was not confirmed.

Chris Tanev, out since October 10, skated in a non-contact jersey on October 26. Max Domi was reportedly out indefinitely. Cole McWard and Dakota Mermis had been recalled, but their selection and defensive pairings for November 3 were not established.

Anthony Stolarz stopped 30 of 32 shots against the Oilers on October 24. The Maple Leafs had not named a November 3 starter as of October 26.

What could decide Mammoth vs Maple Leafs?

Penalty opportunities could give the Mammoth’s power play room to work. The Maple Leafs’ recent scoring also puts the Mammoth’s team save percentage in focus.

Can the Maple Leafs stay out of the box?

Nick Schmaltz had five of the Mammoth’s 16 power-play goals entering the week of October 26. The Maple Leafs took six penalties at Edmonton on October 24; another penalty-heavy game could give Schmaltz’s unit more chances. The first meeting showed that the Mammoth could still win when that unit went scoreless.

How could the goalies shape the rematch?

Through their completed games as of October 26, the Maple Leafs had faced 30 shots per game with a .900 team save percentage. The Mammoth had faced 23.5 shots per game with a .864 team save percentage.

The Mammoth faced fewer shots but stopped a lower share of them. If that lower save rate persists, the Maple Leafs could score without a high shot total, though the choice of starter could change the picture.

Could a changed Maple Leafs defense face scorers across the Mammoth lineup?

All 19 Mammoth skaters with at least five games had scored by October 26, according to a Mammoth team update. If Blankenburg and Rifai remain out, a changed Maple Leafs defense could have to account for scorers beyond Schmaltz’s power-play unit.

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