- Matchup: Colorado Avalanche vs Edmonton Oilers
- Date: Monday, April 13, 2026
- Venue: Rogers Place, Edmonton, AB
- Broadcast: Sportsnet
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The Edmonton Oilers (40-29-10) aim to secure a win against the Colorado Avalanche (52-16-10) at Rogers Place this Monday.
The Colorado Avalanche come into this match with positive momentum, having recently achieved a 3-1 victory over the Flames. In that game, Colorado logged 4 penalty minutes and capitalized on 1 out of 3 power play opportunities. Overall, the Avalanche executed a solid offensive display, scoring 3 goals from an impressive 41 shots.
In terms of even-strength play, the Avalanche have conceded 157 goals while netting 246 themselves. Their opponents have amassed 223 power play chances (ranking 19th in the league), converting 35 of those into goals. Offensively, the Colorado Avalanche lead the NHL with 290 goals, while giving up 192. They have recorded 2,629 shots this season, resulting in a shot percentage of 11.0%. Currently, they boast 114 points, with a points percentage of .731. In contrast, they have faced 2,031 shots against, achieving a save percentage of .905. Colorado has benefited from 248 power play opportunities, scoring 44 goals for a conversion rate of 17.74%.
In goal, Mackenzie Blackwood will be the starter. Over his NHL career, Blackwood has faced 787 goals against him, with a goals against average of 2.90. He has played 289 games in total, maintaining a save percentage of .905 across 13,441 minutes played. With a career record of 125-113-29 and 271 game starts, Blackwood has achieved 155 quality starts, giving him a quality starts percentage of .572. He has faced 8,301 shots, securing 7,514 saves.
On the flip side, Edmonton secured a 5-2 win in their last outing against the Sharks, scoring 3 power play goals from 3 attempts and totaling 5 goals from 26 shots taken.
With 2,346 shot attempts this season (ranking 4th in the NHL), Edmonton has a shooting percentage of 11.72% while allowing 2,123 shots against. Their penalty kill stands at 77.21% against 215 power play opportunities. Additionally, they have a save percentage of 87.7%. With 215 power play chances, Edmonton boasts an impressive conversion rate of 30.70%. At even strength, they have tallied 209 goals, along with 66 goals on the power play (second best in the NHL). Overall, they have allowed 262 goals against, including 213 at even strength and 49 while shorthanded. The Oilers hold a total of 275 goals this season, sitting at 90 points and a points percentage of .570.
Connor Ingram is likely to be in goal for the Oilers. He has recorded 3,392 saves out of 3,768 shots, achieving a save percentage of .900. His career record stands at 54-53-17, having played in 131 games with 126 starts, totaling 5,473 minutes on the ice. Ingram maintains a quality start percentage of 53.2%, compiling 67 quality starts throughout his NHL career, with opponents averaging 2.98 goals against him, leading to a total of 376 goals conceded.
So, who will emerge victorious in tonight’s NHL clash either against the spread or on the moneyline?
Prediction: Choose Edmonton
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