Colorado Avalanche at Toronto Maple Leafs — 2026-11-10

Tuesday, November 10, 2026Final
Avalanche
6–3
SOG: 28 – 31
Maple Leafs
★Gabriel Landeskog2G★★Jack Roslovic1G 1A★★★Devon Toews1G 1A
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SCORING SUMMARY

P1 16:27
Darren Raddysh(Auston Matthews, Jack Roslovic)
0–1
P1 3:51
Brock Nelson(T.J. Hughes, Jaden Schwartz)
1–1
P1 2:34
Gabriel Landeskog(Nicolas Roy, Cale Makar)
2–1
P2 16:29
Devon Toews(Logan O'Connor, Parker Kelly)
3–1
P2 0:29
Easton Cowan(Gavin McKenna, Nick Paul)
3–2
P3 15:49
Jack Roslovic(Easton Cowan, Darren Raddysh)
3–3
P3 14:58
Gabriel Landeskog(Nazem Kadri, Sam Malinski)
4–3
P3 2:45
Artturi Lehkonen(Cale Makar, Devon Toews)
5–3
P3 2:30
Martin Necas
6–3
5v6
COL
TOR
Expected goals share

COL controlled play with 57% of expected goals.

3.422.60
High-danger
1114
Chances
2430
Attempts
5962
Shots
2831
Shots by period
1ST
139
COL 59%
2ND
910
Even
3RD
612
TOR 67%
Irons (Posts & Crossbars)
1
0
Possession
48.4%
Faceoff %
51.6%
4
Takeaways
1
14
Giveaways · fewer is better
11
Physical & discipline
14
Hits
26
16
Blocks
18
2
Penalty minutes · fewer is better
4
Special teams
Power play · filled = goal, hollow = chance
0 for 2
0 for 1

ANALYTICS LEADERS

Most dangerous shooter
Gabriel Landeskog
COL · LW · #92
0.63
expected goals
2 goals on 4 shots
Drove play *
Dakota Joshua
TOR · C · #81
80%
of expected goals while on the ice
11:03 played
High-danger presence
Auston Matthews
TOR · C · #34
+7
high-danger chances while on the ice
8 for, 1 against
Goalie
Mackenzie Blackwood
COL · G · #39
-0.40
goals saved above expected
faced 2.60 expected, allowed 3

* min 10 minutes played

GAME GRADE LEADERS

Top forward
Easton Cowan
TOR · RW · #53
8.6
Game Grade
Very good
Production 8.3 · Quality 8.5
Top defenseman
Devon Toews
COL · D · #7
9.0
Game Grade
Elite
Production 8.5 · Quality 9.0
Top goalie
Mackenzie Blackwood
COL · G · #39
6.3
Game Grade
Average
Production 6.5 · Quality 6.2
Best quality of play
Auston Matthews
TOR · C · #34
8.8
Quality grade
Very good
Game Grade 8.3 · Production 7.7

Grades run 0 to 10 and an ordinary game is a six. A skater needs 7 minutes of ice time to be graded, a goalie 20. How the Game Grade works

MA INSIGHTS

Game Summary

Avalanche Pick Their Spots and Pile Up Six in Toronto

The Leafs fired more pucks, but Colorado's sharper looks beat Bobrovsky while Blackwood handled nearly every dangerous one

Toronto threw more pucks at the net, but Colorado got the chances that mattered and won 6-3 at Scotiabank Arena.

The Leafs had slightly more shot attempts, but the Avalanche's looks were better. By expected goals (how many goals a team's chances were worth), Colorado earned 3.42 to Toronto's 2.60. Then the Avs scored well beyond even that.

The gap showed in net. Sergei Bobrovsky allowed five goals on 27 shots and stopped five of eight high-danger shots. Mackenzie Blackwood made 28 saves on 31 shots. He wasn't spectacular overall, giving up about what Toronto's chances were worth, but he turned aside eight of nine high-danger shots. Gabriel Landeskog scored twice and also rang a post.

Toronto still got two-point nights from Jack Roslovic, Easton Cowan and Darren Raddysh. Colorado's finishing, not its volume, settled this one.

— by MA Insights AI —
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IRON METRICS

COL
1Iron Hit
Gabriel Landeskog (1)
TOR
0Iron Hits
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