After beating the Oilers in three straight to start the month of March, the Leafs have faltered posting a 3-6 record. Toronto has won their last two in a row, but can they keep it rolling against a surging Oilers team?

While Jack Campbell ($8,300) has been red hot in the games he’s played, he’s probably a fade tonight. Despite the Leafs holding Edmonton to one goal in three games earlier this month, they’ve scored the second most goals in the league.

Both Auston Matthews ($8,900) and Connor McDavid ($9,000) could be good options to build around. Both players perform better on home ice, so Matthews could have a slight edge in terms of tonight’s game. Nonetheless, both of them always get up for these games.

Another player who gets up for these games? William Nylander ($5,300). He’s averaged 12.7 FPPG this season against Edmonton scoring five goals and eight points.

A sneaky start in net could be Laurent Brossoit ($7,000), who will draw into the crease against a struggling Flames team. He’s played one game against the Flames this year snagging a 29-save win and 19.3 FPPG.

Brock Nelson ($4,700) could be a solid cheaper play today. In six games against the Penguins this year he’s scored three goals and five points, averaging 10.4 FPPG — 2.3 more than his season average.

Now up to 24 points in 34 games this year, Neal Pionk ($4,900) is quietly having a strong season. He could be in for a good night tonight against the Flames, who he already has five points in six games against.