Toronto Maple Leafs – Minnesota Wild

NHL rushes on and now we focus on the night’s meeting between Toronto Maple Leafs and one of the season’s little disappointments so far – Minnesota Wild.
The stability of this team building is not really top notch, as evidenced by the unevenness of their performance. What this year could be the next step in the right direction seems rather like at least one step back. Minnesota Wild is anchored in the bottom with 11 points on 13 matches.
Toronto Maple Leafs has started better and now has 18 points on his 16 first matches. Here there is a much better speed in the team and even if the fame is not on top at the moment, it feels like a turn is close. 4-3 win against Vegas Golden Knights at last was certainly good for self-confidence. Now the hope is to build on it.

The feeling of power may determine
Auston Matthews is hesitant about games for home team and will be tested late here, while Joffrey Lupul is still not ready for play. Toronto Maple Leafs thus comes with almost the best team to match.
Similarly, it appears to Minnesota Wild, who must succeed without Zach Parise and Charlie Coyle, two talented offensive players. Both are gone for a long time and are not expected to return until late this year or in early 2018.
Our feeling is that the Toronto Maple Leafs has something going on here. In front of his home audience, the team intends to take another victory to hook in the top of the table.