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New York Islanders at Toronto Maple Leafs — Bettor’s Scouting Report

Matchup scouting, current roles, power-play opportunity and observed player markets.

Betting board / portfolios

Scouting portfolios selected by matchup and current role. Lines and prices are observed market terms, not value grades. Related targets share opportunity.

MarketSelectionLinePriceBookCaptured (UTC)
MoneylineNYI—+118BetMGM2026-09-30T23:13:40.324128+00:00
MoneylineTOR—-140BetMGM2026-09-30T23:13:40.324128+00:00
Puck lineNYI+1.5-220BetMGM2026-09-30T23:13:40.324128+00:00
Puck lineTOR-1.5+180BetMGM2026-09-30T23:13:40.324128+00:00
Game totalOver6-110BetMGM2026-09-30T23:13:40.324128+00:00
Game totalUnder6-110BetMGM2026-09-30T23:13:40.324128+00:00

PP portfolio · NYI — shots

Full-game scouting targets expressing a PP opportunity. Current lines and prices are market information.

These full-game markets share a PP opportunity. Players can compete for finite shots and share scoring events.

PlayerExpressionCurrent line / priceBook / observed (UTC)
Bo HorvatOver SOG3.5 (+125)caesars · 2026-09-30T23:13:39.026919+00:00 · rotowire
Kyle PalmieriOver SOG2.5 (+110)fanduel · 2026-09-30T23:13:39.026919+00:00 · rotowire
Brayden SchennOver SOG1.5 (-117)caesars · 2026-09-30T23:13:39.026919+00:00 · rotowire

Game scouting read

TOR allowed 23.86 5v5 SOG per game over 51 qualified games; NYI generated 20.57 over 47. This is a historical matchup comparison, not a predicted shot total.

NYI allowed 21.15 5v5 SOG per game over 47 qualified games; TOR generated 20.31 over 51. This is a historical matchup comparison, not a predicted shot total.

TOR allowed 6.12 5v5 SOG/game from the blue-line / point-area origin proxy (league 5.08; 51 games), while NYI generated 5.11 from that band (league 5.07; 47 games). Both historical rates are above their league references in this sample, a candidate location overlap for scouting rather than a validated weakness. Shot origin does not prove a tactical station or tonight’s result.

Earlier NYI SOG from that 5v5 band by verified current-role players: Tony DeAngelo 44, Adam Pelech 31; 165 of 240 came from other or unresolved players. Current line/PP membership does not establish a fixed shot station.

TOR allowed 2.41 PP SOG/game from the middle / slot-area origin proxy (league 2.20; 49 games), while NYI generated 2.24 from that band (league 2.19; 46 games). Both historical rates are above their league references in this sample, a candidate location overlap for scouting rather than a validated weakness. Shot origin does not prove a tactical station or tonight’s result.

Earlier NYI SOG from that PP band by verified current-role players: Bo Horvat 31, Kyle Palmieri 16; 56 of 103 came from other or unresolved players. Current line/PP membership does not establish a fixed shot station.

NYI allowed 1.89 5v5 SOG/game from the crease-adjacent origin proxy (league 1.82; 47 games), while TOR generated 1.88 from that band (league 1.83; 51 games). Both historical rates are above their league references in this sample, a candidate location overlap for scouting rather than a validated weakness. Shot origin does not prove a tactical station or tonight’s result.

Earlier TOR SOG from that 5v5 band by verified current-role players: John Tavares 20, Auston Matthews 18; 58 of 96 came from other or unresolved players. Current line/PP membership does not establish a fixed shot station.

NYI allowed 0.91 PP SOG/game from the crease-adjacent origin proxy (league 0.58; 46 games), while TOR generated 0.47 from that band (league 0.57; 49 games). There is no band where both historical rates are above league; this is context, not a selected location attack. Shot origin does not prove a tactical station or tonight’s result.

Earlier TOR SOG from that PP band by verified current-role players: John Tavares 8, Auston Matthews 2; 13 of 23 came from other or unresolved players. Current line/PP membership does not establish a fixed shot station.

No player portfolio passed the matching defense, offense and verified-role checks. The historical comparisons below remain useful scouting context.

SideAttack areaMatchupBest role
NYINo clear primary attackAVOID—
TORNo clear primary attackAVOID—

Attack areas / why they are attackable

No player table is forced without a supporting attack.

Shot-origin rows use matched unblocked attempts and fixed adjusted-coordinate bands. “Slot-area” and “point-area” are location proxies, not validated tactical stations or player roles; blocked attempts have no matched origin.

MatchupStrengthRecorded shot originDefense SOG allowed/gameOffense SOG generated/gameGames D / OCurrent owners: earlier SOGUnresolved / outside
NYI vs TOR5v5Middle / slot-area origin proxy10.06 (lg 9.14)8.23 (lg 9.14)51 / 47Emil Heineman 45, Bo Horvat 40134 excluded unblocked origins
NYI vs TOR5v5Blue-line / point-area origin proxy6.12 (lg 5.08)5.11 (lg 5.07)51 / 47Tony DeAngelo 44, Adam Pelech 31134 excluded unblocked origins
NYI vs TOR5v5Outer-perimeter origin proxy4.82 (lg 4.14)4.32 (lg 4.15)51 / 47Bo Horvat 19, Emil Heineman 15134 excluded unblocked origins
NYI vs TOR5v5Crease-adjacent origin proxy1.80 (lg 1.82)1.87 (lg 1.83)51 / 47Casey Cizikas 7, Calum Ritchie 6134 excluded unblocked origins
NYI vs TORPPMiddle / slot-area origin proxy2.41 (lg 2.20)2.24 (lg 2.19)49 / 46Bo Horvat 31, Kyle Palmieri 168 excluded unblocked origins
NYI vs TORPPBlue-line / point-area origin proxy0.61 (lg 0.72)0.78 (lg 0.73)49 / 46Tony DeAngelo 6, Bo Horvat 18 excluded unblocked origins
NYI vs TORPPOuter-perimeter origin proxy0.76 (lg 0.61)0.72 (lg 0.61)49 / 46Kyle Palmieri 5, Bo Horvat 48 excluded unblocked origins
NYI vs TORPPCrease-adjacent origin proxy0.80 (lg 0.58)0.57 (lg 0.57)49 / 46Anthony Duclair 4, Kyle Palmieri 48 excluded unblocked origins
TOR vs NYI5v5Middle / slot-area origin proxy9.51 (lg 9.14)8.86 (lg 9.14)47 / 51Auston Matthews 74, John Tavares 47149 excluded unblocked origins
TOR vs NYI5v5Blue-line / point-area origin proxy5.26 (lg 5.08)4.57 (lg 5.07)47 / 51Oliver Ekman-Larsson 39, Morgan Rielly 24149 excluded unblocked origins
TOR vs NYI5v5Outer-perimeter origin proxy3.40 (lg 4.14)3.71 (lg 4.15)47 / 51Morgan Rielly 22, Auston Matthews 14149 excluded unblocked origins
TOR vs NYI5v5Crease-adjacent origin proxy1.89 (lg 1.82)1.88 (lg 1.83)47 / 51John Tavares 20, Auston Matthews 18149 excluded unblocked origins
TOR vs NYIPPMiddle / slot-area origin proxy2.24 (lg 2.20)2.16 (lg 2.19)46 / 49John Tavares 15, Auston Matthews 129 excluded unblocked origins
TOR vs NYIPPBlue-line / point-area origin proxy0.50 (lg 0.72)0.76 (lg 0.73)46 / 49Morgan Rielly 11, Auston Matthews 89 excluded unblocked origins
TOR vs NYIPPOuter-perimeter origin proxy0.54 (lg 0.61)0.37 (lg 0.61)46 / 49William Nylander 6, Auston Matthews 59 excluded unblocked origins
TOR vs NYIPPCrease-adjacent origin proxy0.91 (lg 0.58)0.47 (lg 0.57)46 / 49John Tavares 8, Auston Matthews 29 excluded unblocked origins

Role / player ownership

No ordinary player target passed the matching opportunity and current-role checks. The table shows verified current players’ earlier current-team production; it is not tonight’s count forecast.

TeamPlayerObserved current rolesGPSOGGoalsAssists
NYIBo HorvatLine 1/C, PP1391302114
NYIEmil HeinemanLine 3/RW4793127
NYITony DeAngeloPair 3/RD, PP24788215
NYIKyle PalmieriLine 1/RW, PP12366512
NYIAdam PelechPair 1/LD476435
NYIRyan PulockPair 2/RD4559215
TORAuston MatthewsLine 1/C, PP1431692216
TORJohn TavaresLine 2/C, PP1511192128
TORMorgan RiellyPair 1/LD, PP25088923
TORWilliam NylanderLine 2/RW, PP138851932
TOROliver Ekman-LarssonPair 3/LD5068721
TOREaston CowanLine 3/LW, PP24059611

Power-play scouting

POWER-PLAY SCOUTING — New York Islanders

In the qualified PP games, NYI received 140 official opportunities across 46 games (3.04/game) and 5.14 PP minutes/game. TOR's PK faced 130 across 49 games (2.65/game) and 4.62 PK minutes/game. NYI generated 201 PP SOG (1.44/opportunity); TOR allowed 227 (1.75/opportunity). These are prior rates, not tonight’s predicted PP count or time.

NYI generated 0.54 PP goals and 1.09 PP assists per sampled game; TOR’s PK allowed 0.43 goals and 0.86 assists. The PK has been vulnerable in shots, and this PP already generates production in those same areas. That gives the current unit’s proven producers a matchup reason to be on the betting shortlist.

PP1 has the larger current-member share of team PP goals; PP1 has the larger current-member share of team PP assists. PP1: Bo Horvat leads in goals (6); Bo Horvat leads in assists (7). PP2: Anthony Duclair leads in goals (2); Tony DeAngelo leads in assists (5). Tony DeAngelo provides the leading blue-line assist production (5).

BETTING TAKEAWAY: Look first at NYI SOG markets tied to the current unit’s historical producers. These full-game markets express the supported PP roles; current lines and prices are shown below.

Today's verified PP members supplied 11 of 25 historical NYI PP goals and 20 of 50 credited assists. The rest came from other or unresolved players; these are not historical fixed-unit totals.

New York Islanders PP1

Current-member production share: 28% of team PP goals, 22% of team PP assists.

PlayerPP AttemptsPP SOGPP GoalsPP Assists
Bo Horvat663867
Kyle Palmieri412514
Matias Maccelli————
Brayden Schenn0000
Matthew Schaefer————

New York Islanders PP2

Current-member production share: 16% of team PP goals, 18% of team PP assists.

PlayerPP AttemptsPP SOGPP GoalsPP Assists
Simon Holmstrom12201
Calum Ritchie11611
Victor Eklund————
Anthony Duclair171222
Tony DeAngelo28915

PP production shown from the 2025–26 qualified historical sample for NYI (46 games). Prior-team production is excluded.

Shares describe today’s members’ contributions, not a fixed historical unit. A dash means no qualified current-team history or unverified personnel; a recorded zero is shown as 0.

Role/availability not fully verified: Victor Eklund, Matthew Schaefer.

New York Islanders — Betting expressions

Selected full-game props expressing the PP matchup. These targets share the same power-play opportunity.

PlayerExpressionCurrent line / price
Bo HorvatOver SOG3.5 (+125)
Kyle PalmieriOver SOG2.5 (+110)
Brayden SchennOver SOG1.5 (-117)

POWER-PLAY SCOUTING — Toronto Maple Leafs

In the qualified PP games, TOR received 122 official opportunities across 49 games (2.49/game) and 4.26 PP minutes/game. NYI's PK faced 125 across 46 games (2.72/game) and 4.41 PK minutes/game. TOR generated 188 PP SOG (1.54/opportunity); NYI allowed 194 (1.55/opportunity). These are prior rates, not tonight’s predicted PP count or time.

TOR generated 0.49 PP goals and 0.82 PP assists per sampled game; NYI’s PK allowed 0.57 goals and 1.11 assists. Neither side of this PP matchup combines into a clear shot, finishing or creation advantage. Current unit membership alone is not a reason to force a bet.

PP1 has the larger current-member share of team PP goals; PP1 has the larger current-member share of team PP assists. PP1: John Tavares leads in goals (5); William Nylander leads in assists (8). PP2: Easton Cowan and Morgan Rielly lead in goals (1); Morgan Rielly leads in assists (3). Morgan Rielly provides the leading blue-line assist production (3).

BETTING TAKEAWAY: No clear TOR PP advantage; avoid forcing a power-play portfolio.

Today's verified PP members supplied 13 of 24 historical TOR PP goals and 20 of 40 credited assists. The rest came from other or unresolved players; these are not historical fixed-unit totals.

Toronto Maple Leafs PP1

Current-member production share: 46% of team PP goals, 42% of team PP assists.

PlayerPP AttemptsPP SOGPP GoalsPP Assists
Auston Matthews572734
Kirill Marchenko————
John Tavares532655
William Nylander381938
Darren Raddysh————

Toronto Maple Leafs PP2

Current-member production share: 8% of team PP goals, 8% of team PP assists.

PlayerPP AttemptsPP SOGPP GoalsPP Assists
Jack Roslovic————
Gavin McKenna————
Nick Paul————
Easton Cowan13510
Morgan Rielly361613

PP production shown from the 2025–26 qualified historical sample for TOR (49 games). Prior-team production is excluded.

Shares describe today’s members’ contributions, not a fixed historical unit. A dash means no qualified current-team history or unverified personnel; a recorded zero is shown as 0.

Toronto Maple Leafs — Betting read

No primary PP portfolio. The unit tables provide personnel context, not a recommendation.

Goal / assist / SOG expressions

No player-market expression is prioritized.

Goalie / save read

Neither offense’s shot production and opposing defense’s allowance combine into a clear save-volume advantage.

Scouting read: Monitor saves once the starter is confirmed; no goalie target is selected here.

NYI lists Ilya Sorokin as likely, but this qualified current-roster join has no earlier goalie workload for him. TOR shot generation and NYI team allowance cannot be turned into his personal saves outlook.

Anthony Stolarz faced 708 SOG in 26 observed appearances (27.2/appearance); 632 were saves and 76 were goals. This describes prior workload across listed teams, including relief appearances, while NYI provides the opposing shot environment. It is not a goalie saves prediction.

GoalieStatusWorkload readBet
Ilya SorokinUNCONFIRMEDNo clear volume overlapWait for confirmation
Anthony StolarzCONFIRMEDNo clear volume overlapNo save play
TeamObserved starterStatusEarlier GPSOG faced/GPSave rateGoals allowed/GP
NYIIlya SorokinLikelyHistory unavailable———
TORAnthony StolarzConfirmed2627.20.8932.9

Avoid / wait

NYI — No clear primary attack. The offense does not overlap a defensive weakness strongly enough to build a primary portfolio.

TOR — No clear primary attack. The offense does not overlap a defensive weakness strongly enough to build a primary portfolio.

Supporting numbers

These are prior regular-season rates on each displayed qualified cohort. ATTACK means both historical rates exceed their league medians; it is not a bet or tonight’s forecast.

MatchupMeasureDefense allows/gameOffense generates/gameGames D / ORead
NYI vs TOR5v5 SOG23.8620.5751 / 47offense low / defense permissive
NYI vs TORD SOG8.278.8151 / 47ATTACK
NYI vs TORF SOG22.9819.0951 / 47offense low / defense permissive
NYI vs TORGoals3.412.6451 / 47offense low / defense permissive
NYI vs TORCredited assists5.714.5151 / 47offense low / defense permissive
TOR vs NYI5v5 SOG21.1520.3147 / 51NO CLEAR ATTACK
TOR vs NYID SOG7.916.6747 / 51offense low / defense permissive
TOR vs NYIF SOG19.9619.7347 / 51offense low / defense permissive
TOR vs NYIGoals2.793.3547 / 51offense elevated / defense suppressive
TOR vs NYICredited assists4.575.5347 / 51offense elevated / defense suppressive