Toronto Maple Leafs
The Toronto Maple Leafs are 6-4-2, 14 PTS, 6th in the Eastern Conference. See their playoff chances, the record they likely need, and how each remaining game moves the odds.
Next games
- Sat, Oct 24: at Edmonton Oilers
- Mon, Oct 26: at Calgary Flames
- Wed, Oct 28: at Seattle Kraken
- Sat, Oct 31: at Vancouver Canucks
- Tue, Nov 3: vs Utah Mammoth
- Sat, Nov 7: vs Montreal Canadiens
Common questions
Can the Toronto Maple Leafs still make the playoffs?
The Toronto Maple Leafs are 6-4-2, 14 PTS, 6th in the Eastern Conference. Their live playoff odds, magic number and the games they need are on this page, updated after every game.
What record do the Toronto Maple Leafs need to make the playoffs?
This page lists every final record the Toronto Maple Leafs could finish with and how often each one gets them into the NHL playoffs in simulated seasons.
How the NHL playoffs work
- 16 teams make the playoffs, eight from each conference. Standings use points: 2 for a win, 1 for an overtime or shootout loss.
- The top three teams in each division qualify, plus two wild cards per conference: the next two best teams by points, from either division.
- The division winner with more points plays the second wild card; the other division winner plays the first. The 2nd and 3rd teams in each division play each other.
- Every round is best-of-seven: First Round, Second Round, Conference Finals and the Stanley Cup Final.
Tiebreakers
Regulation wins, then regulation-plus-overtime wins, total wins, points in head-to-head games, goal differential and goals scored.
How the odds work
The odds come from playing out the rest of the season thousands of times. Each simulated game is decided by the two teams’ records so far, pulled toward average early in the season, and teams that finish level are separated with the league’s official tiebreakers.