Devils vs. Maple Leafs: Final Score and How to Follow Updates on November 9, 2026

Verified: November 9, 2026, at 4:01 a.m. UTC.

The New Jersey Devils defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 4-0 on November 8 at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto. Connor Hellebuyck stopped all 23 shots he faced, and Timo Meier scored twice as New Jersey earned its fifth consecutive win, according to the NHL's game recap.

The game is over, so readers looking for a live score should check for a Final label and the November 8 date before relying on a scorecard. The result left New Jersey at 13-5-0 and Toronto at 8-9-2; the Maple Leafs were 0-5-1 in their previous six games.

Destaques

• Final score: Devils 4, Maple Leafs 0.
• Hellebuyck made 23 saves; Meier scored two second-period goals.
• The NHL game-day page links to Gamecenter, play-by-play and official game reports.
• The NHL listed TSN4 for the November 8 broadcast; availability for future games can differ by location and subscription.

What was the Devils vs. Maple Leafs final score?

New Jersey won 4-0 after a scoreless first period. Meier opened the scoring 8:28 into the second period and added another goal at 12:44. Nico Hischier made it 3-0 on a third-period power play, and Connor Brown added an empty-net goal.

Hischier finished with a goal and an assist, while Jack Hughes and Jesper Bratt each recorded two assists. Toronto goaltender Anthony Stolarz made 25 saves. The shutout was Hellebuyck's first with New Jersey, and the NHL reported that he had won each of his first five starts for the team.

The game was scheduled for November 8 at 7 p.m. in Toronto, Eastern Standard Time (EST, UTC-05:00), equivalent to November 9 at 00:00 UTC. The official NHL schedule lists the scheduled start; the date and time help distinguish this completed meeting from another Devils–Maple Leafs game.

Where can you check the score and game updates?

Start with the Devils at Maple Leafs game-day page. It links to Gamecenter, live updates, the game story and official reports, including play-by-play and shot summaries. The recap is a useful first stop for the result and the sequence of goals; the reports provide more detail when you want to check a particular event.

For a future matchup, open the NHL schedule and select the correct game by date and home team. During play, check the period and clock as well as the score. A number shown beside a team may represent shots rather than goals, and an old scorecard can remain visible in search results after a game ends. Refresh the game page and look for its status before sharing an update.

To follow individual contributions, use the box score or game reports for goals, assists and goaltender saves. Play-by-play is more useful for tracing when a penalty occurred or how quickly a team scored after it. Official scoring details can be revised, so return to the NHL report if a goal or assist changes after an initial update.

Where could Canadian fans watch Devils vs. Maple Leafs?

The NHL's pregame listing included TSN4 for the November 8 game, alongside NHL Network and MSGSN. That listing describes the completed game; it does not guarantee access to a replay or to the teams' next meeting.

For another game, check the NHL schedule and your television or streaming provider's listing for your specific location. Canadian broadcast rights and regional restrictions can affect availability, and a subscription may be required. If video is unavailable, the score, game reports and NHL recap provide ways to follow the action without assuming a particular streaming package includes it.

What does the result mean for both teams?

The Devils left Toronto with two points and a 13-5-0 record. Their fifth straight win extended a strong run: the NHL recap reported nine wins in their previous 10 games. For Toronto, the regulation loss continued a difficult stretch and moved its record below .500 in wins versus regulation losses.

One result does not settle the playoff race. Standings will change as teams play their remaining games, and a winning or losing streak does not guarantee what happens next. Readers assessing either club should check the current standings and games played rather than compare point totals alone.

Toronto's next listed game is against Colorado on November 10; New Jersey is scheduled to visit Winnipeg the same day. Check the NHL schedule closer to those games for confirmed start times and viewing information. For the next Devils–Maple Leafs meeting, use the schedule again rather than assuming the same venue, time or broadcaster applies.

FAQ

Who won the November 8 Devils vs. Maple Leafs game?

New Jersey won 4-0 in Toronto.

Who scored for the Devils?

Timo Meier scored twice, and Nico Hischier and Connor Brown each scored once.

Where can I find the official play-by-play?

Open the NHL's Devils at Maple Leafs game-day page and select the full game play-by-play or Gamecenter link.