EA Sports shows that Toronto Maple Leafs will stop their 58-year title wait by beating the Colorado Avalanche in seven close games according to their annual hockey simulation. It shows that after 29 years the Maple Leafs becomes the first Canadian team to win the Stanley Cup after Montreal’s victory in 1993. According to the simulation Toronto began their Stanley Cup run with a win against Ottawa in the First Round.
The Leafs demonstrated superior strength against the Florida Panthers and then the Montreal Canadiens to reach their championship match versus Colorado.
Based on the simulation data, the Avalanche performs a difficult path to victory within their Western Conference. The Avalanche defeats both the Stars and the Jets en route to winning the Western Conference championship by eliminating Vegas.
Many fans regard digital hockey forecasts from EA Sports, yet the company has earned success in hockey predictions over time. The company successfully predicted the award winner and the final result of the 4 Nations Face-Off tournament, including Connor McDavid scoring an overtime winning goal.
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The real Stanley Cup Playoffs begin this Saturday with the Jets facing Blues starting at 6 p.m. Eastern Time through CBC, TVAS, SN, TNT, truTV, MAX, and FDSNMW. Players of hockey in North America are waiting to see if EA Sports’ simulation becomes reality or if another club takes home the prestigious trophy.
