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Calgary Flames vs. Edmonton Oilers: Preview, Predictions and Picks for March 29, 2025

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Mar 29, 2025 11:44 PM
On Saturday, March 29, 2025, the Calgary Flames will face off against the Edmonton Oilers at Rogers Place, looking to build on Nazem Kadri's impressive 2-goal performance in their previous outing. The Pacific Division rivals are currently tied 1-1 in their regular season series, setting the stage for an intense matchup. The Oilers, led by their strong 22-12-3 home record, will aim to take the series lead against the Flames, who are 15-14-6 on the road this season.
Calgary Flames vs Edmonton Oilers

Current Odds

CGY
EDM
Over
4.5
+160
Under
4.5
-135
CGY
-1.5
+160
EDM
+1.5
-141
CGY
ML
-750
EDM
ML
+600

Flames vs Oilers statistics

Stat Flames Oilers
Goals For per Game 2.61 3.24
Goals Against Average 2.94 2.94
Shots per Game 29.3 32.2
Shots Against per Game 28.8 27.2
Power Play Goals 44 47
Power Play Goals Against 52 42
Short Handed Goals 6 5
Short Handed Goals Against 0 0
Penalty Minutes 708 489
Power Play Percentage 21.5 25.4
Penalty Kill Percentage 74.6 76.5

Edmonton Oilers recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/27/25 @ Seattle Kraken L 6-1
3/26/25 vs Dallas Stars L 4-3
3/22/25 vs Seattle Kraken W 5-4
3/20/25 vs Winnipeg Jets L 4-3 OT
3/18/25 vs Utah Hockey Club W 7-1

Calgary Flames recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/27/25 vs Dallas Stars L 5-2
3/25/25 vs Seattle Kraken W 4-3 OT
3/22/25 @ New York Islanders W 4-3 OT
3/20/25 @ New Jersey Devils W 5-3
3/18/25 @ New York Rangers W 2-1

Edmonton Oilers injuries

  • Mattias Ekholm (D): Day-To-Day
  • Stuart Skinner (G): Day-To-Day
  • Connor McDavid (C): Out
  • Leon Draisaitl (C): Out
  • Trent Frederic (C): Injured Reserve

Calgary Flames injuries

  • Connor Zary (C): Day-To-Day
  • Justin Kirkland (C): Injured Reserve
  • Anthony Mantha (RW): Injured Reserve

Flames vs Oilers game info

Type Info
Venue Rogers Place
Location Edmonton, AB
Puck drop Sat 10:00 PM

Flames vs Oilers predictions

As the Calgary Flames prepare to take on the Edmonton Oilers at Rogers Place, all eyes will be on Nazem Kadri following his impressive 2-goal performance in the last game. Kadri has been an essential piece for the Flames, racking up 30 goals this season, and I'm predicting he'll be hungry to add more to that tally against a tough Edmonton squad. Meanwhile, MacKenzie Weegar has quietly been an assist machine with 34 to his name. His vision on the ice could be crucial in setting up those much-needed scoring opportunities. Jonathan Huberdeau, leading the team with 58 points, will certainly look to take command and exploit the Oilers’ defense. Together, these guys could be the key to unraveling Edmonton's strategies.

Switching gears to the Edmonton Oilers, their storyline gets interesting as Leon Draisaitl and Connor McDavid, both heavy hitters in the point department, are unfortunately out. Draisaitl’s absence could have a significant impact, given his jaw-dropping 49 goals and 101 points this season. It's not every day a team can easily compensate for that kind of output. McDavid’s absence will also be felt deeply; his 64 assists have been instrumental on the offensive front. Essentially, the Oilers will have to rely on their depth players to fill the voids. They'll need to dig deep into their bench to find that extra spark that Draisaitl and McDavid usually provide, making for an intriguing dynamic on the ice.

Given these circumstances, the Flames might have the edge this round. Efforts from Kadri and company will likely capitalize on the absence of Edmonton's stars. While the Oilers certainly possess potential even without their frontmen, the Flames’ well-rounded performance could give them the upper hand in securing victory. It's shaping up to be an electrifying match, but I think Calgary’s determination, particularly from their key players, will push them over the top for the win. What do you think? Grab your popcorn—this one's bound to be exciting!

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