Toronto Maple Leafs vs Ottawa Senators - Game 75 preview, possible lineups and TV info

#TorontoMaple #Leafsvs #OttawaSenators #Game The Maple Leafs, looking to take another step toward home-court advantage in the first round of the NHL playoffs, will visit the Ottawa Senators for the first of three games with opponents all but eliminated from playoff qualifiers. As the Ottawa-NYU-Philadelphia stretch ahead of the road trip, the Leafs will play four games in six days -- including against the Chargers, Panthers and Capitals -- and weaker opponents will be in Being fully utilized before hitting the road is important when the Leafs want to make sure that first-round games 1, 2, 5 and 7 are played at Scotiabank Arena. That may sound trivial -- for some of the team's most reliable players, prioritizing rest as much as possible in the closing stages may not be worth it -- but it's worth noting that this season's performance at the Maple Leafs and Scotiabank Arena has The record is 27-8. The organization hasn't won a Game 7 on the road since Nikolai Borschevsky won an overtime title in Detroit in 1993. For the Senators, it's a game they'll stand up to knowing the competition and the fact that there will be an invasion of Maple Leafs fans tonight to take over the rink at the Canadian Tire Centre. For them, it will be the closest thing to a spring playoff vibe this season. Ottawa will not lose its voracious stallion on the blue line, Thomas Chabot will likely be out for the rest of the season with a hand injury that makes their blue line look thin, Vulnerable to deep offense from the Maple Leafs. So far, however, the Senators are 5-3-0 in April, including a 3-2 win over Boston on Thursday. Predicted starter Anton Forsberg gave them a chance in most of his starts and kept his game really solid in the second half of the season with a .923 save percentage and a 2022 win record. On the other end of the rink, Eric Calgren will struggle to recover after a loss to Buffalo, and it was never his fault, but saw four of his 27 shots go wide. The organization gave Campbell peace of mind ahead of the playoffs and could turn to Calgren again on Tuesday in Philadelphia. Another confirmed roster change for the Maple Leafs is Justin Hall, who rejoins the lineup with TJ Brody, with Hall playing his best hockey of the season with the duo. Jake Muzzin will miss this weekend with an injury unrelated to concussion. match day