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Dallas Stars vs. Edmonton Oilers: Preview, Predictions and Picks for May 27, 2025

Updated on:
May 29, 2025 9:34 PM
The Dallas Stars must capitalize on production from their top players, Mikko Rantanen, to avoid elimination against the Oilers in Game 4 of the Western Conference final on Tuesday, May 27, 2025, at 8:00 PM at Rogers Place, with the series currently led 2-1 by Edmonton.
Dallas Stars vs Edmonton Oilers

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Stars vs Oilers statistics

Stat Stars Oilers
Goals For per Game 3.35 3.16
Goals Against Average 2.71 2.87
Shots per Game 28.4 32.0
Shots Against per Game 29.0 27.0
Power Play Goals 55 51
Power Play Goals Against 41 45
Short Handed Goals 8 5
Short Handed Goals Against 0 0
Penalty Minutes 572 607
Power Play Percentage 22.0 23.7
Penalty Kill Percentage 82.0 78.2

Edmonton Oilers recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
5/25/25 vs Dallas Stars W 6-1
5/23/25 @ Dallas Stars W 3-0
5/21/25 @ Dallas Stars L 6-3
5/14/25 @ Vegas Golden Knights W 1-0 OT
5/12/25 vs Vegas Golden Knights W 3-0

Dallas Stars recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
5/25/25 @ Edmonton Oilers L 6-1
5/23/25 vs Edmonton Oilers L 3-0
5/21/25 vs Edmonton Oilers W 6-3
5/17/25 vs Winnipeg Jets W 2-1 OT
5/15/25 @ Winnipeg Jets L 4-0

Edmonton Oilers injuries

  • Alec Regula (D): Injured Reserve

Dallas Stars injuries

  • Nils Lundkvist (D): Injured Reserve

Stars vs Oilers game info

Type Info
Venue Rogers Place
Location Edmonton, AB
Puck drop Tue 8:00 PM
TV ESPN

Stars vs Oilers predictions

Let’s look at what’s got to change for the Dallas Stars in this next crucial game. If the Stars want to avoid elimination, they really need more spark from their top forwards. Jason Robertson has been their go-to scorer all season, stacking up 35 goals, but he’s hit a bit of a rough patch lately. I think Robertson is due for a breakout game—those sneaky shots and relentless drives to the net can turn the tide. Matt Duchene, who’s led the team in points and assists, is another guy you’ll want to keep an eye on. He’s crafty with the puck and has a knack for showing up in big moments, so don’t be surprised if he dishes out some slick passes that set up crucial goals. With the Stars’ backs against the wall, these are the names that have to light up the scoreboard if Dallas is going to have any chance in Edmonton.

On the other end, the Edmonton Oilers are riding the momentum and it’s largely thanks to that dynamic duo: Leon Draisaitl and Connor McDavid. Draisaitl has been on fire, racking up 52 goals this season and delivering in the clutch all through the playoffs. You get the feeling he’s not slowing down with the series on the line—expect to see him buzzing around the net, looking for any rebound or tip-in opportunity. And you can’t talk Oilers hockey without mentioning McDavid. With 74 assists, he’s the engine that makes Edmonton go. His ability to find open teammates and create plays out of thin air is something Dallas just hasn’t been able to solve. Between the two of them, they’re a nightmare to contain, and the Stars’ defense will absolutely have their hands full trying to slow down this high-octane attack.

So, game on at Rogers Place, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. Considering the way Edmonton’s stars are thriving and with the Oilers holding the momentum in this series, I’ve got to lean Edmonton’s way for Game 4. Dallas could make it interesting if Robertson and Duchene step up in a big way, but with Draisaitl and McDavid leading the charge at home—and the crowd roaring—the Oilers look poised to take this one and put the Stars on the brink. What do you think—can Dallas bounce back, or is Edmonton about to slam the door shut?

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