Edmonton Oilers vs. Anaheim Ducks Prediction, Preview, and Odds

Edmonton Oilers and Anaheim Ducks are both looking to improve their records. The Oilers are in fifth place in the Pacific Division and the Ducks have a 12-25-4 record.

Edmonton Oilers are having a promising season with their offense scoring 3.50 goals per game. Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl have scored 56 goals and 83 assists. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Zach Hyman, and Kailer Yamamoto have also scored 43 goals. Defensemen Darnell Nurse and Tyson Barrie have added 11 goals from the point. The defense has let the Oilers down this season, allowing 3:38 goals a game including nine goals in the last two games.

Ducks are having a terrible season with their offense struggling. They score 2.27 goals per game and allow 4.07. The defense has been awful, with Cam Fowler and Dmitry Kulikov having the worst point shares. John Gibson has struggled with a 3.94 goals-against average on 960 shots.

The Oilers are on the road and they are looking to bounce back after two losses. They should find the back of the net at will against a defense that allows 4.07 goals per game. The Oilers should also limit the Ducks offense to 2.27 goals. Jack Campbell will make a lot of saves in the goal.

Edmonton Oilers and Anaheim Ducks are playing a high-scoring game. The Ducks have allowed 11 goals in the last two games. Edmonton's offense is capable of scoring a lot of goals. The Over should cover in a game with both offenses stepping up.

Mike Fink is a sports writer and a passionate football fan. He has started a podcast called "The Mike and Grover Show" which discusses all things football. Mike advises hockey betting.