- Matchup: Seattle Kraken vs Edmonton Oilers
- Date: Tuesday, March 31, 2026
- Venue: Rogers Place, Edmonton, AB
- Broadcast: Sportsnet
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On Tuesday, Rogers Place will host the exciting face-off between the Edmonton Oilers (37-28-9) and the Seattle Kraken (32-29-11).
The Seattle Kraken put forth a competitive effort in their last outing, finishing with a 2-2 tie against the Sabres. In this match, Seattle accrued 11 penalty minutes and had 4 power play opportunities but failed to convert. Overall, the Kraken struggled offensively, managing to score only 2 goals on 34 shots.
Seattle’s opponents have capitalized on 192 power play chances this season (ranking 29th in the league), netting 51 goals during those opportunities. The Kraken have faced 2,116 shots against them, sporting a .897 save percentage. With 1,835 shots taken, their shooting percentage stands at 11.2%. At even strength, the Kraken allowed 167 goals while scoring 163. With 204 power play opportunities, they have successfully scored 42 goals, achieving a 20.59% success rate. Currently, the Kraken sit at 75 points with a points percentage of .521, having scored a total of 205 goals (26th in the NHL) while conceding 218.
Joey Daccord will be the starting goaltender for this match. Throughout his professional career, Daccord has conceded 449 goals, with an average of 2.82 goals against per game over 169 appearances. His save percentage stands at .904 after logging 6,782 minutes on the ice. With a career record of 68-68-24 and 159 games as the starter, he has achieved 91 quality starts, boasting a quality start percentage of .572. Daccord has faced 4,698 shots, making 4,249 saves.
In their most recent game, the Edmonton Oilers secured a 4-2 victory against the Ducks. The Oilers had 3 power play chances but did not score. They registered 4 goals from their 34 shots on target.
This season, the Edmonton Oilers have netted 258 goals and amassed 83 points, resulting in a points percentage of .561. They have allowed a total of 248 goals, with 202 of those occurring at even strength and 46 while shorthanded. Scoring at even strength, they have achieved 197 goals and 61 goals on the power play (ranking 2nd in the league). With 202 power play opportunities, Edmonton leads with a success rate of 30.20%. They have taken a total of 2,199 shots (ranking 4th in the NHL) and maintain a shooting percentage of 11.73%, while permitting their opponents 1,998 shots. The Oilers hold a penalty kill rate of 77.34% against 203 opposing power plays, with a save percentage of 87.6%.
In the opposing crease, Connor Ingram will be looking to make an impact. He has made 3,327 saves out of 3,696 shots, resulting in a save percentage of .900. Ingram holds a career record of 52-52-17 over 128 games, starting in 123 contests with 5,466 total minutes played. With a 52.8% quality start rate, Ingram has accumulated 65 quality starts throughout his career as teams average 3.00 goals per game against him, leading to a cumulative total of 369 goals conceded.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s NHL showdown against the spread or moneyline?
Pick: Back Edmonton
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