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The Toronto Maple Leafs host the Ottawa Senators in Game 5 of their 2025 NHL Playoffs first-round series at Scotiabank Arena, leading 3-1.

The Maple Leafs are a strong bet to close out the series tonight at -170 but we don’t want to get involved in that hefty price so we will be the puck line here. Toronto has a 29-13-1 home record this season (.674 winning percentage), with a +0.95 goal differential at home, scoring 3.25 goals per game (7th in the NHL) and allowing 2.30 (8th in the league).

Ottawa, is 18-20-5 on the road (.465 winning percentage), with a -0.42 goal differential, scoring 2.90 goals per game (21st) while allowing 3.32. 

Goaltending favors Toronto, with Anthony Stolarz posting a 2.14 GAA and .926 save percentage in the regular season (34 games), ranking first in save percentage among goalies with 20+ starts. Ottawa’s Linus Ullmark has a .910 save percentage and has struggled in the series, allowing six goals on high-danger chances.

With Ottawa down 3-1, they may pull their goalie late, potentially leading to a multi-goal Toronto win via an empty-netter. Maple Leafs Money Line Puck Line (-1.5, +155). Play on Toronto Maple Leafs -1.5 goals vs. Ottawa Senators – 7pm ET April 29, 2025

ASA NHL play on Edmonton Oilers (-146) vs. Los Angeles Kings (Game 4, 9:30pm ET Sunday, April 27)

Edmonton’s 26-13-3 home record (62.6% win rate) this season follows a 28-9-4 mark last year, and their Game 3 rally (four third-period goals) shows their resilience after dropping the first two games in LA. The Oilers’ 5-on-5 play is a major advantage, outpacing the Kings with a 51.96% Corsi For percentage and 59.36% high-danger chance percentage in the series, including 31-14 scoring chances when Connor McDavid (12 points in series) faces LA’s top lines. Despite a dismal 0-for-12 power play (0%), Edmonton’s regular-season 26.3% power-play rate (4th in NHL) should capitalize on LA’s penalty kill, which allowed 9 power-play goals in 20 chances (55%) in last year’s playoffs. The Kings, with a 17-19-5 road record and -15 goal differential away from home, struggle to match Edmonton’s pace, despite Darcy Kuemper’s stellar 2.02 GAA and .922 SV%. Kuemper faces Edmonton’s top-three rush offense (3.16 GF/G, 11th), which generated 36 shots in Game 3. LA’s 5-for-10 power-play success (50%) is potent, but their 27% fewer road goals and 0-12 penalty-kill chances in Game 3 suggest vulnerabilities. Betting trends favor Edmonton: they’re 7-4 in their last 11 home playoff games, while LA is 2-6 ATS in their last 8 road playoff underdog spots.