🔮 Prediction for Calgary Flames vs Toronto Maple Leafs with AI | NHL 🏒

Why this pick

The pick is E. Cowan Over 0.5 points. Over his last 12 games, Easton Cowan went over the line of 0.5 points in 8 of 12, averaging 0.92 per game. Applied to this pick, it would have landed in 8 of 12 (67%).

Across the sample his range runs from 0 to 3, with 4 blanks in those 12.

Easton Cowan's last 12 games

8 of 12 over 0.5

0.5

2vs New York Islanders · 2-1 · 09/30

0vs Ottawa Senators · 2-3 · 10/03

0vs Nashville Predators · 5-4 · 10/06

1vs Vegas Golden Knights · 3-4 · 10/09

1vs Colorado Avalanche · 6-3 · 10/10

0vs Utah Mammoth · 4-5 · 10/14

1vs Buffalo Sabres · 4-5 · 10/15

1vs New York Islanders · 1-4 · 10/17

0vs San Jose Sharks · 3-1 · 10/19

3vs Columbus Blue Jackets · 6-2 · 10/20

1vs New York Rangers · 5-4 · 10/22

1vs Edmonton Oilers · 7-2 · 10/24

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AI Pick for Calgary Flames vs Toronto Maple Leafs – NHL

Easton Cowan Over 0.5 points (Toronto Maple Leafs), at 2.00.

The final score doesn't matter; what matters is the Easton Cowan stat line when it's over.

Easton Cowan has been averaging 0.92 points over 12 games, and the book set the line at 0.5: 0.42 below that average.

The model doesn't settle for the bare average: it gives recent games more weight and arrives at a projection of 1, higher than the plain average because his most recent games came in above it, 0.5 above the line.

Against this same line, the pick would have landed in 8 of his last 12 games.

Is it enough? At 2.00 you need to win roughly 6 out of every 12 just to break even, and Easton Cowan has been well above that bar.

His last 4 games (1, 1, 3, 0, newest first) leave 3 of 4 on the pick's side: no sharp change from the full sample.

Today's setting counts too: on the road, in the sample, he's at 1.2 per game over 5 games.

Calgary Flames allow 3.9 goals per game over their last 10 (league average: 3.22); that ranks 3 of 32 among the teams that give up the most.

In the NHL a point is a goal or an assist: every involvement in one of his team's goals counts.

So the Over depends as much on him as on his line producing goals.

Where does the edge come from? From comparing two things: how often Easton Cowan clears this line or not in real life, and the market's consensus price.

When the odds on offer pay more than that blend, there's value.

A rules detail: if Easton Cowan doesn't play, the bet is voided.