The Toronto Maple Leafs (28-27-12) will aim to stop a six-game road losing streak when they face the Minnesota Wild (38-17-12) on Sunday, March 15 at 7:30 p.m. ET on TNT.

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Get ready for this matchup by checking out our prediction for who will win the game in Sunday's hockey action.

Over the past 10 contests, the Maple Leafs are 1-6-3 while totaling 23 total goals (seven power-play goals on 28 power-play opportunities during that span, for a conversion rate of 25.0%). They have allowed 34 goals.

Wild vs. Maple Leafs Predictions for Sunday

Our computer model for this matchup calls for a final tally of Wild 4, Maple Leafs 2.

Moneyline Pick: Wild (-261)
Total Pick: Under 6.5 (computer predicts 6.1 goals on average)
Spread Pick: Wild (-1.5)

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Wild Splits and Trends

The Wild (38-17-12 overall) have a 13-12-25 record in matchups that have needed overtime.
Minnesota has 29 points (11-2-7) in the 20 games it has played that were decided by one goal.
Looking at the nine times this season the Wild finished a game with only one goal, they have a 1-6-2 record, good for four points.
Minnesota has taken 10 points from the 15 games this season when it scored a pair of goals (3-8-4 record).
The Wild are 34-3-6 in the 43 games when they have scored at least three goals (to register 74 points).
In the 31 games when Minnesota has capitalized on a lone power-play goal, it went 17-8-6 to register 40 points.
In the 28 games this season in which it has outshot its opponent, Minnesota is 17-6-5 (39 points).
The Wild's opponents have had more shots in 38 games. The Wild finished 20-11-7 in those matchups (47 points).

Maple Leafs Splits and Trends

The Maple Leafs have a record of 28-27-12 this season and are 8-12-20 in overtime matchups.
Toronto has earned 30 points (11-3-8) in its 22 games decided by one goal.
This season the Maple Leafs recorded just one goal in seven games and they've earned two points (0-5-2) in those contests.
Toronto has 15 points (5-10-5) when scoring exactly two goals this season.
The Maple Leafs have scored at least three goals 39 times, earning 51 points from those matchups (23-11-5).
Toronto has scored a single power-play goal in 21 games this season and has recorded 18 points from those matchups.
When outshooting its opponent this season, Toronto is 6-8-2 (14 points).
The Maple Leafs' opponents have had more shots in 49 games. The Maple Leafs went 20-19-10 in those matchups (50 points).

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