The Washington Capitals (10-4) take on the Toronto Maple Leafs (9-6-2) at Capital One Arena on Wednesday, November 13 at 7:30 PM ET on ESPN+. The Capitals knocked off the St. Louis Blues 8-1 in their most recent outing, while the Maple Leafs are coming off a 3-0 loss to the Ottawa Senators.

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As hockey action continues, get ready for the contest by checking out which squad we predict will win Wednesday's game.

Over the last 10 games, the Maple Leafs have put up a 5-3-2 record after totaling 28 total goals (eight power-play goals on 34 power-play opportunities during that time, for a success rate of 23.5%). Their opponents have scored a combined 23 goals in those games.

Capitals vs. Maple Leafs Predictions for Wednesday

Our computer projections model for this encounter predicts a final tally of Capitals 4, Maple Leafs 2.

Moneyline Pick: Capitals (-120)
Total Pick: No Pick - Predicted Margin Negligible
Spread Pick: Capitals (-1.5)

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Capitals Splits and Trends

The Capitals have finished 1-0-1 in overtime matchups as part of an overall record of 10-4.
Washington has won all three of its games that were decided by one goal.
Washington has lost both games this season when it scored two goals.
The Capitals are 10-1-0 in the 11 games when they have scored more than two goals (to record 20 points).
In the four games when Washington has capitalized on a lone power-play goal, it went 2-2-0 to register four points.
In the nine games this season in which it has outshot its opponent, Washington is 7-2-0 (14 points).
The Capitals have been outshot by opponents in five games, going 3-2-0 to register six points.

Maple Leafs Splits and Trends

The Maple Leafs (9-6-2 overall) have posted a record of -2-2 in matchups that have required OT this season.
This season the Maple Leafs recorded just one goal in three games and they finished 0-2-1 in those matchups.
Toronto failed to win both games this season when it scored two goals.
The Maple Leafs have earned 19 points in their 10 games with more than two goals scored.
This season, Toronto has scored a lone power-play goal in two games and registered three points with a record of 1-0-1.
When outshooting its opponent this season, Toronto is 4-4-0 (eight points).
The Maple Leafs have been outshot by opponents in nine games, going 5-2-2 to record 12 points.

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