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Dallas Stars vs. Edmonton Oilers: Preview, Predictions and Picks for March 26, 2025

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Mar 26, 2025 11:49 PM
The Edmonton Oilers, fresh off a thrilling win thanks to Ryan Nugent-Hopkins' hat trick, are set to host the Dallas Stars at Rogers Place on Wednesday, March 26th at 10:00 PM. The two teams are currently tied in their regular season series, with the Oilers looking to capitalize on their strong home record (22-11-3) against the Stars' respectable road performance (18-14-2). Expect a high-energy matchup between these Western Conference contenders.
Dallas Stars vs Edmonton Oilers

Current Odds

DAL
EDM
Over
6.5
+195
Under
5.5
+175
DAL
-3.5
+150
EDM
+1.5
+525
DAL
ML
-10000
EDM
ML
+3000

Stars vs Oilers statistics

Stat Stars Oilers
Goals For per Game 3.36 3.27
Goals Against Average 2.57 2.89
Shots per Game 28.8 31.9
Shots Against per Game 27.7 27.1
Power Play Goals 47 45
Power Play Goals Against 28 40
Short Handed Goals 6 5
Short Handed Goals Against 0 0
Penalty Minutes 462 473
Power Play Percentage 22.5 25.7
Penalty Kill Percentage 84.9 76.7

Edmonton Oilers recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
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
3/16/25 @ New York Rangers W 3-1
3/14/25 @ New York Islanders W 2-1 OT

Dallas Stars recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/24/25 vs Minnesota Wild W 3-0
3/22/25 vs Philadelphia Flyers W 3-2 OT
3/20/25 vs Tampa Bay Lightning L 3-2 SO
3/18/25 vs Anaheim Ducks W 4-3 OT
3/16/25 @ Colorado Avalanche L 4-3 OT

Edmonton Oilers injuries

  • Connor McDavid (C): Out
  • Leon Draisaitl (C): Out
  • John Klingberg (D): Day-To-Day
  • Trent Frederic (C): Injured Reserve
  • Evander Kane (LW): Injured Reserve

Dallas Stars injuries

  • Tyler Seguin (C): Injured Reserve
  • Miro Heiskanen (D): Injured Reserve
  • Nils Lundkvist (D): Injured Reserve

Stars vs Oilers game info

Type Info
Venue Rogers Place
Location Edmonton, AB
Puck drop Wed 10:00 PM
TV TNT

Stars vs Oilers predictions

Picture this: The Dallas Stars hit the ice with a record that could make anyone's eyebrows raise in approval. With a solid 45-21-4, they're clearly putting up a fight in the Central Division. Fans will have their eyes on Jason Robertson, who's racked up an impressive 29 goals. It's easy to see why all eyes are glued to him. But let’s not overlook Matt Duchene, who’s been a maestro with the puck, creating opportunities with 44 assists. His knack for vision and placement is something to marvel at—no wonder he’s piled up 71 points this season. Facing off against Edmonton, the Stars are sure to capitalize on these powerhouse players to tip the scales in their favor.

Across the rink, the Edmonton Oilers enter this matchup with a slightly lesser, yet commendable, record of 41-24-5. The Oilers might be having some lineup challenges with both Leon Draisaitl and Connor McDavid out due to injuries, but don't count them out just yet. Just look at Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, who recently made the crowd roar with a thrilling hat trick. The guy's on fire and could very well take on the mantle of playmaker tonight. The Oilers will need someone to step into those large skates left empty by Draisaitl and McDavid, and Nugent-Hopkins seems ready to rise to the occasion.

Now, in terms of who might skate away with the win at Rogers Place, it's a close call. The series is tied 1-1, after all. But momentum is often key, and with Nugent-Hopkins firing up his team, the Oilers could very well ride this energy. Yet, the Stars’ depth and consistency, especially when playing on the road, can't be ignored. They're the kind of team that knows how to exploit any chinks in the armor. If forced to choose, the razor-thin edge might just go to the Stars. They have a fierceness and determination that seems hard to beat. Who knows, though? When it comes to hockey, surprises are always right there at the rink's edge. What do you think?

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