How to Stream Minnesota Wild at Toronto Maple Leafs: Live, TV Channel

The Minnesota Wild will face off against the Toronto Maple Leafs in a matchup featuring two teams with contrasting recent performances. The Wild enter the game with a record of 29-17-4, having secured a win in their last outing. In contrast, the Maple Leafs hold a record of 30-18-2 but are currently on a two-game losing streak. Both teams are dealing with significant injuries, with the Wild missing key player Kirill Kaprizov, who leads the team in goals and points. The Maple Leafs will also be without several contributors, including John Tavares and Anthony Stolarz. This game promises to be a critical contest as both teams look to improve their standings in a competitive division.

Minnesota Wild at Toronto Maple Leafs Game Information

Game Date: January 29, 2025
Game Time: 07:00 PM ET
TV Channel: FanDuel Sports Network North
Location: Scotiabank Arena, Toronto, ON
Live Stream: Fubo (free trial)

Toronto Maple Leafs Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 30-18-2
Conference Record: 20-13-1
Division Record: 11-5-1
Streak: 2 loss

Minnesota Wild Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 29-17-4
Conference Record: 17-14-4
Division Record: 11-7-2
Streak: 1 win

Stat Leaders

Toronto Maple Leafs (30-18-2, #1 in division)

Goals Leader: William Nylander, 28G, 22A, 50 PTS
Assists Leader: Mitch Marner, 15G, 53A, 68 PTS
Points Leader: Mitch Marner, 15G, 53A, 68 PTS
Penalty Minutes Leader: Oliver Ekman-Larsson, 36 PIM
Goalie: Anthony Stolarz, 9-5-2, 2.15 GAA, 0.0 SV%

Minnesota Wild (29-17-4, #3 in division)

Goals Leader: Kirill Kaprizov, 23G, 29A, 52 PTS
Assists Leader: Kirill Kaprizov, 23G, 29A, 52 PTS
Points Leader: Kirill Kaprizov, 23G, 29A, 52 PTS
Penalty Minutes Leader: Marcus Foligno, 51 PIM
Goalie: Filip Gustavsson, 19-10-3, 2.61 GAA, 0.0 SV%

Toronto Maple Leafs Injury Report

Jani Hakanpaa – Knee (Out) – The Maple Leafs placed D Jani Hakanpaa on long-term injured reserve on Tuesday (Dec. 31).
John Tavares – Lower-Body (Out) – The Maple Leafs announced on Tuesday (Jan. 21) that Tavares has not resumed skating and does not have a timeline to return from his lower-body injury, per Mark Masters of TSN.
Anthony Stolarz – Knee (Out) – HC Berube said Friday (Jan. 24) that Stolarz is probably ahead of schedule and isn’t expected to be out “a whole lot longer,” as per David Alter of The Hockey News.
Matthew Knies – Upper-body (Day To Day) – Knies did not play in Saturday’s (Jan. 25) game versus the Senators.
Calle Jarnkrok – Groin (Out) – Jarnkrok will be re-evaluated in two weeks to determine a clearer recovery timeline, according to David Alter of The Hockey News.
Connor Dewar – Upper Body (Out) – The Toronto Maple Leafs placed F Connor Dewar on Injured Reserve on Saturday (Jan. 25).
Max Pacioretty – Upper Body (Out) – The Toronto Maple Leafs placed F Max Pacioretty on Injured Reserve on (Jan. 22) retroactive Jan. 18.

Minnesota Wild Injury Report

Kirill Kaprizov – Lower Body (Out) – The Minnesota Wild placed F Kirill Kaprizov on Injured Reserve Tuesday (Jan.28).
Troy Grosenick – Knee (Out For Season) – Grosenick underwent successful surgery on Wednesday (Oct. 2) to repair a torn ACL in his right knee and will not play this season. He is expected to make a full recovery and be ready for the start of the 2025-26 season.
Jonas Brodin – Lower Body (Out) – The Minnesota Wild placed D Jonas Brodin on Injured Reserve on Saturday (Jan. 18).
Marcus Johansson – Upper Body (Out) – The Minnesota Wild placed F Marcus Johansson on injured reserve on Thursday (Jan 16.).