The Dallas Stars (31-13-6) aim to keep their winning streak alive as they face the Toronto Maple Leafs (25-15-8) for the second time this season on Wednesday, February 7, at 7:00 PM ET at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, ON. The Maple Leafs are slightly favored to win with a moneyline set currently at -130.

The Stars are looking to fuel their four-game winning streak and win their third road-game in this stretch. Their most recent success was a 2-1 triumph over the Buffalo Sabres and marked their fourth straight game where they won by just one goal.

Jason Robertson will be a key figure in their chances at success, as he currently leads them with 50 points and 33 assists. Their scoring will need to be dominant, with Roope Hintz leading with 22 goals thus far.

On average, the Stars score 3.66 goals and encounter 30.8 shots per game, showcasing a solid power play performance with 32 goals scored and 27 conceded, resulting in a 22.5 power play percentage.

Defensively, they allow an average of 3.02 goals and face 30.5 shot attempts per game, revealing a significant difference from their offensive stats. Additionally, their penalty kill percentage stands at 82.7, indicating a slight advantage over the Maple Leafs.

The Maple Leafs have gone 3-2 in their last five games and just recently snapped their three-game win streak. This recent defeat was a 3-2 outing against the New York Islanders.

William Nylander plays a big role in helping this offense roll along, leading with 62 points and 39 assists. Auston Matthews not only leads the team with 40 goals, but leads the league too in that regard.

The Maple Leafs maintain a steady average of 3.42 goals per game, launching 33.2 shots and demonstrating a strong offensive display. Their power play is successful, securing 35 goals while conceding 30, resulting in an impressive 25.0 power play percentage.

On the defensive end, they allow an average of 3.17 goals and confront 30.5 shots per game, maintaining a slightly advantageous balance compared to their offensive performance. With a solid 77.8 penalty kill percentage, their defense stands strong.

Bookmaker reveals the latest NHL betting odds, highlighting a scenario where the Toronto Maple Leafs hold a slight advantage (-130) while playing on their home turf. Both teams showcase significant potential for victory, turning this matchup into a competitive contest.

The last meeting between these two teams was back in October of last year, where the Maple Leafs won 4-1 playing on the road. This time they will compete at home where they are only 11-10-2, whereas the Stars are 15-5-4 on the road.