Struggling Flyers, Maple Leafs Meet in Toronto TORONTO (Interstat) — Two teams looking to halt slides in the Eastern Conference standings will meet Monday night when the Philadelphia Flyers visit the Toronto Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena. Both clubs enter with identical 27-win records, though the Flyers sit at 27-32 and the Maple Leafs at 27-33 overall. The game marks the third and final regular-season meeting between the teams. Toronto has won the first two, including a 2-1 overtime victory in Philadelphia on Jan. 8. The Flyers arrive with a flicker of momentum, having won two of their last three games. They are coming off a 3-1 home win over the Boston Bruins on Saturday, powered by a goal and an assist from forward Travis Konecny. Konecny, a player to watch, has four points (one goal, three assists) in his last five games. Conversely, the Maple Leafs are mired in a three-game losing streak, most recently a 5-2 home loss to the Ottawa Senators on Saturday. Defenseman Morgan Rielly, a key player for Toronto, scored in that defeat and has been active physically, recording four hits. Philadelphia’s recent form has been uneven, with a 4-5-1 record in its last 10 outings. Toronto has fared slightly worse over the same span, going 3-6-1. Both teams have struggled to find consistent results since late January, making this matchup critical for morale ahead of the final stretch of the regular season. According to National Statistical’s game simulator, the projection favors the Maple Leafs in a narrow 3-2 decision. Following this contest, the Flyers return home to host the Utah Mammoth on Thursday. The Maple Leafs begin a two-game road trip Wednesday against the New Jersey Devils.