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Maple Leafs Edge Blues in Overtime Thriller

Tuesday, November 18, 2025, 7:00 PM ET · Scotiabank Arena

Toronto Maple Leafs 3, St. Louis Blues 2, final. Our NHL picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won St. Louis Blues vs Toronto Maple Leafs?

Toronto Maple Leafs beat St. Louis Blues 3-2 at Scotiabank Arena on November 18, 2025.

The Toronto Maple Leafs triumphed over the St. Louis Blues with a final score of 3-2 after an intense overtime period at Scotiabank Arena. This victory marks the Maple Leafs' second consecutive win against the Blues this season, as they now lead the series 2-0. The game showcased a competitive spirit, with both teams exchanging leads and displaying moments of skill and determination.

In recent form, the Maple Leafs have struggled, entering the game with a record of 4-6 over their last ten outings. They were on a five-game losing streak, averaging 3.6 goals scored and 3.9 goals allowed during this stretch. Their home record stood at 3-3, while their away record was notably weaker at 1-3. The Blues, on the other hand, have also faced challenges, recording a 3-7 record in their last ten games. They were on a two-game losing streak, averaging 2.6 goals scored and 3.6 goals allowed. Their home record was 2-5, while they fared slightly better away with a record of 1-2.

The game began with Nathan Walker of the Blues scoring the opening goal in the first period, putting St. Louis ahead 1-0. However, the Maple Leafs quickly responded with a goal from Jake McCabe, leveling the score at 1-1. The second period saw further action, with Steven Lorentz scoring for Toronto to give them a 2-1 lead, only for Dalibor Dvorsky to equalize for the Blues, making it 2-2.

The overtime period was tense, with both teams pushing for the win. Ultimately, it was William Nylander who scored the decisive goal for the Maple Leafs, sealing the victory at 3-2. This game was particularly significant for Toronto, who have been dealing with several injuries, including key players like Auston Matthews and Max Domi, both sidelined due to injuries.

In terms of injuries, the Maple Leafs were without Zack MacEwen (Knee), Max Domi (Back), Dakota Joshua (Upper Body), Auston Matthews (Knee), and Chris Tanev (Abdomen), which undoubtedly affected their lineup and overall performance. The Blues have also faced their share of injuries, but the block did not provide specific details on their injury situation.

The market had priced the Maple Leafs as the favorites for this matchup, reflecting their home advantage and previous performance against the Blues. The conditions at Scotiabank Arena were typical for a hockey game, with a lively atmosphere that fueled both teams.

Viewers were treated to an exciting display of hockey, with scoring plays showcasing individual talent and teamwork. The game highlighted the resilience of the Maple Leafs, who managed to overcome their recent struggles and secure a crucial victory. As the season progresses, both teams will look to build on their performances, aiming for improved standings in the league.

Injury report

  • Zack MacEwenInjured ReserveKneeToronto Maple Leafs
  • Max DomiOutBackToronto Maple Leafs
  • Dakota JoshuaOutUpper BodyToronto Maple Leafs
  • Auston MatthewsOutKneeToronto Maple Leafs
  • Chris TanevInjured ReserveAbdomenToronto Maple Leafs

Leaders

  • GoalsSteven Lorentz1Toronto Maple Leafs
  • AssistsOliver Ekman-Larsson1Toronto Maple Leafs
  • PointsJake McCabe1Toronto Maple Leafs
  • GoalsNathan Walker1St. Louis Blues
  • AssistsCam Fowler1St. Louis Blues
  • PointsNathan Walker1St. Louis Blues

Recent form

Toronto Maple Leafs

Last 10: 4-6Streak L53.6 scored · 3.9 allowed per game3-3 at home

  • L2-3at Chicago BlackhawksNov 16
  • L3-4vs Los Angeles KingsNov 14
  • L3-5at Boston BruinsNov 12
  • L4-5vs Carolina HurricanesNov 10
  • L3-5vs Boston BruinsNov 9
  • W5-3vs Utah MammothNov 6
  • W4-3vs Pittsburgh PenguinsNov 4
  • W5-2at Philadelphia FlyersNov 1
  • L3-6at Columbus Blue JacketsOct 29
  • W4-3vs Calgary FlamesOct 28

St. Louis Blues

Last 10: 3-7Streak L22.6 scored · 3.6 allowed per game1-2 away

  • L1-4vs Vegas Golden KnightsNov 16
  • L5-6vs Philadelphia FlyersNov 15
  • W3-2vs Calgary FlamesNov 12
  • L3-4vs Seattle KrakenNov 9
  • W3-0at Buffalo SabresNov 7
  • L1-6at Washington CapitalsNov 6
  • W3-2vs Edmonton OilersNov 4
  • L2-3at Columbus Blue JacketsNov 1
  • L3-4vs Vancouver CanucksOct 31
  • L2-5vs Detroit Red WingsOct 29

Standings

TeamOt lossesLostPointsWon
Colorado111612155
Dallas122011250
Minnesota122410446
Utah6339243
St. Louis12338637
Nashville10348638
Winnipeg12358235
Chicago14397229
Buffalo92310950
Tampa Bay62610650
Montreal102410648
Boston102710045
Ottawa11279944
Detroit10319241
Florida4388440
Toronto14367832

Box score

StatSt. Louis BluesToronto Maple Leafs
Blocked shots1216
Hits1821
Takeaways54
Shots total2929
Power play goals10
Power play opportunities33
Power play pct33.30.0
Short handed goals00
Shootout goals00
Faceoffs won3127
Faceoff percent53.446.6
Giveaways1019
Penalties23
Penalty minutes66

How the scoring went

  1. 1st1-0Nathan Walker Goal (3) , assists: none
  2. 1st1-1Jake McCabe Goal (3) Wrist Shot, assists: none
  3. 2nd1-2Steven Lorentz Goal (2) Wrist Shot, assists: Samuel Blais (2), Oliver Ekman-Larsson (12)
  4. 2nd2-2Dalibor Dvorsky Goal (3) Snap Shot, assists: Robert Thomas (10), Cam Fowler (9)
  5. OT2-3William Nylander Goal (9) Wrist Shot, assists: Morgan Rielly (13), John Tavares (14)

Venue

  • Scotiabank ArenaToronto
  • Attendance18353
  • OfficialsMichel Cormier, Shandor Alphonso, Michael Markovic, Corey Syvret

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