Ryan O'Reilly and the Maple Leafs head to Buffalo to square off with the Sabres. Here are the best bets for tonight's tilt.
The Maple Leafs have lit the lamp three-plus times in each of the past five games, cashing the Over in three of the previous four games overall.
For Toronto, it’s been hit or miss in the defense and goaltending departments, allowing four-plus goals in four of the past eight games. The Sabres have scored two-plus goals in four straight and in 11 of the past 12. The team has allowed two-plus goals in 25 consecutive outings since a shutout win Dec. 13.Article content
The Over is 6-2 in the past eight games for the Sabres when playing on two days of rest, and 6-2 in the past eight games inside the Atlantic Division. The Over also cashed in the first meeting between these teams in 2022-23.Maple Leafs vs Sabres betting trend to know The Over is 22-8-4 in the past 34 meetings in this series, including 15-5-2 in the previous 22 games at KeyBank Center in Buffalo. Find more
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