How to Watch Pittsburgh Penguins vs. Toronto Maple Leafs: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time – 11-25-2023

The Pittsburgh Penguins (9-9) square off against the Toronto Maple Leafs (10-5-3) at PPG Paints Arena on Saturday, November 25 at 7:00 PM ET on ESPN+ and SportsNet PT. The Penguins fell to the New York Rangers 1-0 in their last outing, while the Maple Leafs are coming off a 4-3 overtime loss to the Chicago Blackhawks.

Penguins vs. Maple Leafs Game Info

• Game Day: Saturday, November 25, 2023
• Game Time: 7:00 PM ET
• TV: NHL Network

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Penguins and Maple Leafs Stats, Key Players, and Injuries

Penguins Insights

• The Penguins’ 58 total goals (3.2 per game) rank 18th in the league.
• The Penguins have given up 47 total goals (2.6 per game), the fourth-fewest in NHL play.
• Their goal differential (+11) makes them eighth-best in the league.
• The seven power-play goals the Penguins have scored this season (to rank 26th in the NHL) have come on 51 power-play chances.
• The Penguins have the league’s 25th-ranked power-play conversion rate (13.73%).
• The one shorthanded goal the Penguins have scored this season rank 20th among NHL squads.
• The Penguins’ 85.71% penalty-kill success rate is seventh-best in the league.
• The Penguins have the best faceoff win percentage in the NHL, at 55.3%.
• The Penguins have a 9.5% shooting percentage as a team, which ranks 25th in the league.
• The Penguins have secured five shutouts this season. Their skaters average 13.8 hits and 13.7 blocked shots per game.

Penguins Key Players

• One of Pittsburgh’s top offensive options this season is Sidney Crosby, who has recorded 22 points in 18 games.
• Jake Guentzel is another of Pittsburgh’s major contributors currently with 21 total points (six goals and 15 assists) to his name.
• Evgeni Malkin has contributed 18 points for Pittsburgh in 18 games this season, scoring on 19.1% of his shots and putting up nine goals and nine assists.
• In three games played this season, Alex Nedeljkovic (2-1-0) has given up six goals.

Penguins Injuries

Mark Pysyk: Lower Body (Out),

Bryan Rust: Lower Body (Out),

Rickard Rakell: Upper Body (Out),

Chad Ruhwedel: Lower Body (Out),

Pierre-Olivier Joseph: Undisclosed (Out),

Will Butcher: Undisclosed (Out)

Maple Leafs Insights

• The Maple Leafs’ 63 goals on the season (3.5 per game) rank them 10th in the NHL.
• The Maple Leafs’ total of 62 goals allowed (3.4 per game) is 19th in the NHL.
• With a goal differential of +1, they are 16th in the league.
• The Maple Leafs have 15 power-play goals (11th in NHL) on 53 chances.
• The Maple Leafs’ power-play percentage (28.3) puts them fifth in the league.
• The Maple Leafs have one shorthanded goal (20th in NHL).
• The Maple Leafs’ have the 22nd-ranked penalty kill percentage (76.67%).
• The Maple Leafs are seventh in faceoff win rate in the NHL (52.6%).
• The Maple Leafs’ 11% shooting percentage is 10th in the league.
• This season, the Maple Leafs have not shut out an opponent.

Maple Leafs Key Players

• William Nylander has totaled 12 goals and 15 assists in 18 games for Toronto, good for 27 points.
• Auston Matthews is a leading scorer for Toronto with 21 total points this season. He has scored 14 goals and added seven assists in 18 games.
• Toronto’s Mitchell Marner is among the top offensive players on the team with 20 total points (five goals and 15 assists).
• Ilya Samsonov has an .878 save percentage (58th in the league), with 224 total saves, giving up 31 goals (3.6 goals against average). He has put together a 4-1-3 record this season.

Maple Leafs Injuries

Matt Murray: Hip (Out),

Calle Jarnkrok: Leg (Questionable),

John Klingberg: Undisclosed (Out),

Jake Muzzin: Back (Out For Season),

Timothy Liljegren: Lower Body (Out)