- Matchup: Anaheim Ducks vs Edmonton Oilers
- Date: Tuesday, April 28, 2026
- Venue: Rogers Place, Edmonton, AB
- Broadcast: TNT
- Odds/Point Spread: Ducks (+145) Oilers (-175)
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The Edmonton Oilers, with a record of 41-30-11, are set to take on the Anaheim Ducks (43-33-6) at Rogers Place on Tuesday for Game 5 of their first-round playoff series. The Ducks currently lead the series 3-1. The moneyline for this matchup shows the Ducks at +145 while the Oilers open at -175, with the over/under set at 6.5.
In Game 4, the Anaheim Ducks secured a 4-3 victory over the Oilers. Anaheim accumulated a notable 38 penalty minutes in this match. The Ducks displayed a robust offensive effort, converting 2 out of 4 power play opportunities. Overall, they scored 4 goals from 38 shots on target.
During even-strength play, the Ducks have allowed 227 goals while scoring 216. Their opponents have gained 258 power play opportunities (ranking 4th in the league) and have scored 61 goals during those chances. Overall, the Ducks have netted 265 goals this season (13th in the league) while conceding 288. They have a shooting percentage of 10.5%, attempting 2,526 shots. With 92 points thus far, their points percentage stands at .561. On defense, they have faced 2,326 shots, achieving a save percentage of .876. Anaheim has also had 264 power play chances, converting 49, which gives them an 18.56% success rate.
The starting goaltender for this game will be Lukas Dostal. Over his professional career, Dostal has recorded 86 quality starts with a quality start percentage of .531. His career save percentage is .898 over 6,549 minutes of play. Dostal has faced 5,235 shots, making 4,702 saves and has allowed 533 goals against him, resulting in a goals against average of 3.29. So far, he holds a record of 72-78-17 across 162 games as a starter in 177 total appearances.
The Oilers, despite performing well in Game 4, ultimately fell short. They had 2 power play chances and capitalized on both, scoring 3 goals from 27 shots on net.
At even strength, the Oilers have scored 214 goals and reached 68 goals on the power play (ranking 2nd in the league). With 2,439 shot attempts (4th highest in the league), they have a shooting percentage of 11.56%, allowing 2,188 shots against. This season, the Oilers have achieved a total of 282 goals, 93 points, and a points percentage of .567. They have allowed 265 goals, including 216 at even strength and 49 shorthanded. In addition, they have recorded 222 power play chances, boasting a power play percentage of 30.63% and a penalty kill rate of 77.83% against 221 power play attempts, with a save percentage of 87.9%.
Connor Ingram will be in goal for the Oilers. He has faced an average of 2.94 goals per game, surrendering a total of 379 goals throughout his career. Ingram boasts a 54.3% quality start rate, with 70 quality starts to his name. With 129 games as a starter, he has logged 5,480 minutes. His career record stands at 55-54-18 over 134 games, making 3,454 saves from 3,833 shots for a save percentage of .901.
Who do you think will prevail in tonight’s NHL matchup against the spread or moneyline?
Expert’s Pick: Bet on Anaheim (+145)
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