Leafs vs Flames Game 14 Preview: Five Straight on the Line, Bobrovsky Starts, and Best Bets

The Toronto Maple Leafs are looking for their FIFTH consecutive victory as they take on the Calgary Flames in Game 14 of the 2026-27 NHL season! Zack Phillips gets you set for puck drop with a full Leafs vs. Flames preview, including projected lineups, injury updates, starting goaltenders, keys to the game and best bets.

The Maple Leafs are rolling after a dominant 7-2 victory over Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers on Saturday night. William Nylander scored twice to reach 300 career NHL goals, Anthony Stolarz made 30 saves, and Toronto received contributions throughout the lineup in its fourth consecutive win. Can the Leafs keep their momentum going against a Calgary team riding a three-game winning streak of its own?

Sergei Bobrovsky gets the start for Toronto against Flames goaltender Devin Cooley, who has been outstanding during Calgary's recent turnaround. Zack breaks down the goaltending matchup, Toronto's offensive success, and Auston Matthews entering the game just one point shy of 800 for his NHL career.

Plus, there's encouraging news on the injury front as Chris Tanev returns to practice in a non-contact jersey, although he remains unavailable. We'll examine Jim Hiller's defensive pairings, the continued absences of John Tavares and Nick Blankenburg, and the roles of Gavin McKenna, Easton Cowan, Kirill Marchenko and the rest of Toronto's forward group.

With Calgary looking to complete a perfect homestand and Toronto having won eight consecutive meetings against the Flames, something has to give. Zack shares his keys to the game, predictions and best bets ahead of puck drop!

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