Our Toronto Maple Leafs vs Utah Mammoth preview covers the odds, puck line, total, start time, TV channel and where to watch on Tuesday, October 13, 2026. The Toronto Maple Leafs (3-2-1 this season; 32-36-14 in 2025-26) visit the Utah Mammoth (4-2-0 this season; 43-33-6 in 2025-26) at Delta Center in Salt Lake City, Utah. Puck drop is 9:00 PM ET (7:00 PM local). TV: Utah16 / Mammoth+ / TSN4.
Storyline: Toronto enters Tuesday at 3-2-1 after a 6-3 win at Colorado (Oct. 10). Utah enters Tuesday at 4-2-0 after a 4-1 win at Buffalo (Oct. 10). The teams split two meetings last season (NHL.com). DraftKings lists Utah at -155 and Toronto at +130 on the moneyline, with the total at 6.5.
Toronto Maple Leafs vs Utah Mammoth Odds, Puck Line & Game Info
| Matchup | Toronto Maple Leafs @ Utah Mammoth |
|---|---|
| 2026-27 Records | Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2-1 | Utah Mammoth 4-2-0 |
| 2025-26 Records | Toronto Maple Leafs 32-36-14 | Utah Mammoth 43-33-6 |
| Head Coaches | TOR: Jim Hiller (1st season) | UTA: André Tourigny (3rd season in Utah) |
| Puck Line | TOR +1.5 (-180) | UTA -1.5 (+150) |
| Moneyline | Toronto Maple Leafs: +130 | Utah Mammoth: -155 |
| Total | O/U 6.5 (o-108 / u-112) |
| Venue | Delta Center (Salt Lake City, Utah) |
| Date / Time | Tuesday, October 13, 2026 — 9:00 PM ET |
| TV / How to Watch | Utah16 / Mammoth+ / TSN4 |
| Probable Starting Goalies | TOR: Sergei Bobrovsky (probable, per ESPN; not confirmed) | UTA: Karel Vejmelka (probable, per ESPN; not confirmed) |
Odds via DraftKings (through ESPN) as of Monday, Oct. 12, 2026, ~10:55 PM ET. Lines move, so check your sportsbook before puck drop. ESPN lists Sergei Bobrovsky (Toronto) and Karel Vejmelka (Utah) as probable starters, not yet confirmed at research time.
Toronto Maple Leafs Preview: Nylander Leads a 3-2-1 Start
2025-26 recap: Toronto went 32-36-14 (78 points), finished last in the Atlantic Division and missed the playoffs. William Nylander led the team with 79 points (30 goals, 49 assists) in 65 games, John Tavares scored a team-high 31 goals and had 71 points, Matthew Knies had 66 points and Matthews had 27 goals in 60 games (NHL.com).
Offseason moves: Jim Hiller replaced Craig Berube as coach. Toronto selected forward Gavin McKenna No. 1 in the 2026 draft and added forward Kirill Marchenko (67 points for Columbus), defenseman Darren Raddysh (70 points for Tampa Bay), goalie Sergei Bobrovsky from Florida, forwards Colton Sissons, Jack Roslovic, Nick Paul, Teddy Blueger and Brandon Duhaime, and defenseman Nick Blankenburg. Knies now plays for Columbus, and Joseph Woll (Philadelphia), Dennis Hildeby (Tampa Bay), Nick Robertson (Pittsburgh) and Matias Maccelli (Islanders) are also gone (NHL.com).
Key players & coach: Matthews, Nylander, Tavares, Marchenko, Easton Cowan, McKenna, Sissons and Roslovic lead the forwards. Morgan Rielly, Raddysh, Jake McCabe, Oliver Ekman-Larsson and Troy Stecher are on defense. Hiller, who began last season as coach in Los Angeles, is in his first season behind the Toronto bench.
Goalies: Sergei Bobrovsky has started four games and is 1-2-1 with a .907 save percentage (117 saves on 129 shots). Most recently, he made 30 saves on 33 shots in a 6-3 win at Colorado (Oct. 10). Anthony Stolarz has started two games and is 2-0-0 with a .904 save percentage (47 saves on 52 shots). Most recently, he made 21 saves on 25 shots in a 5-4 overtime win over Nashville (Oct. 6). ESPN lists Sergei Bobrovsky as the probable starter for Tuesday (not confirmed at research time).
Season so far: Toronto is 3-2-1 through six games, with 20 goals scored and 18 allowed. Results: a 3-2 loss to Montreal (Sept. 29), a 2-1 win over the Islanders (Sept. 30), a 3-2 loss to Ottawa (Oct. 3), a 5-4 overtime win over Nashville (Oct. 6), a 4-3 shootout loss at Vegas (Oct. 8) and a 6-3 win at Colorado (Oct. 10). William Nylander has 11 points (five goals, six assists), and Auston Matthews has 10 points (four goals, six assists) (NHL.com).
Injuries: Chris Tanev (upper body) and Elvis Merzlikins (shoulder surgery) are on injured reserve; Dakota Joshua (abdomen), Max Domi (back surgery), Cade Webber (elbow) and William Villeneuve (knee surgery) are on the injured non-roster list (ESPN).
Utah Mammoth Preview: Schmaltz Leads a 4-2-0 Start
2025-26 recap: Utah went 43-33-6 (92 points), finished fourth in the Central Division and lost to Vegas in six games in the first round. Clayton Keller led the team with 88 points (26 goals, 62 assists), Dylan Guenther scored a team-high 40 goals, Nick Schmaltz had 33 goals and 74 points, and Mikhail Sergachev had 59 points from the blue line (NHL.com).
Offseason moves: Utah added center Vincent Trocheck (53 points for the Rangers), forward Anders Lee (42 points for the Islanders), defenseman Andrew Peeke from Boston and goalie Sebastian Cossa, who went 26-8-4 with a .915 save percentage for Grand Rapids of the AHL. Boston acquired JJ Peterka (25 goals) from Utah in June, and Sean Durzi (Rangers), Ian Cole (Chicago) and goalie Vitek Vanecek (Islanders) also moved on (NHL.com).
Key players & coach: Keller, Guenther, Schmaltz, Logan Cooley, Trocheck, Lee, Lawson Crouse and Barrett Hayton lead the forwards. Sergachev, MacKenzie Weegar, John Marino, Nate Schmidt, Peeke and Dmitri Simashev are on defense. André Tourigny is in his third season as Utah’s coach.
Goalies: Karel Vejmelka has started four games and is 3-1-0 with a .907 save percentage (97 saves on 107 shots, including relief). Most recently, he made 23 saves on 24 shots in a 4-1 win at Buffalo (Oct. 10). Sebastian Cossa has started two games and is 1-1-0 with an .852 save percentage (23 saves on 27 shots). Most recently, he made 5 saves on 8 shots in a 6-1 loss at Boston (Oct. 8). ESPN lists Karel Vejmelka as the probable starter for Tuesday (not confirmed at research time).
Season so far: Utah is 4-2-0 through six games, with 22 goals scored and 15 allowed. Results: a 6-0 win over Chicago (Oct. 1), a 4-1 win at Columbus (Oct. 3), a 4-2 loss at the Rangers (Oct. 4), a 5-3 win at New Jersey (Oct. 6), a 6-1 loss at Boston (Oct. 8) and a 4-1 win at Buffalo (Oct. 10). Nick Schmaltz has eight points (six goals, two assists), and Clayton Keller has eight points (one goal, seven assists) (NHL.com).
Injuries: Michael Carcone (upper body) is listed as out; Maveric Lamoureux (shoulder) is on injured reserve (ESPN).
Key Matchup Notes: Maple Leafs vs Mammoth
- Schedule spot: Toronto last played on Oct. 10 and hosts Buffalo on Oct. 15. Utah last played on Oct. 10 and visits Edmonton on Oct. 15.
- Last season: The teams split two meetings last season. Toronto won 5-3 at home on Nov. 5, 2025. Utah won 6-1 at home on Jan. 13, 2026 (NHL.com).
- Special teams: Toronto is converting 26.3 percent of its power plays and has killed 95 percent of penalties. Utah is converting 40 percent of its power plays and has killed 77.3 percent of penalties (NHL.com).
- Scoring: Toronto has scored 20 goals and allowed 18 in 6 games. Utah has scored 22 goals and allowed 15 in 6 games.
- Odds snapshot: Utah -155 / Toronto +130 on the moneyline, Mammoth -1.5 (+150) on the puck line, total 6.5 (DraftKings).
How to Watch Toronto Maple Leafs vs Utah Mammoth
Date: Tuesday, October 13, 2026
Puck drop: 9:00 PM ET (7:00 PM local)
Venue: Delta Center, Salt Lake City, Utah
TV: In the U.S., Mammoth+ and Utah16 carry it in the Mammoth’s market (NHL.com). In Canada, TSN4 carries it (NHL.com). ESPN also lists ESPN+ streaming. No U.S. national TV broadcast is listed at research time.
Check the puck line, moneyline and total above against your sportsbook before the October 13, 2026 puck drop, and look for confirmed starting goalies closer to game time.