- Matchup: Edmonton Oilers vs Vegas Golden Knights
- Date: Saturday, April 4, 2026
- Venue: Rogers Place, Edmonton, AB
- Broadcast: Sportsnet
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On Saturday, the Edmonton Oilers (38-28-9) are set to host the Vegas Golden Knights (33-26-16) at Rogers Place.
The Vegas Golden Knights recently secured a 4-2 victory over the Vancouver Canucks. In this match, they accumulated 9 penalty minutes and showcased a strong offensive performance. Despite having 2 power-play opportunities, they couldn’t capitalize but managed to score 4 goals from 34 shots.
When even-strength play is considered, the Golden Knights have allowed 194 goals while scoring 183. Their opponents have had 188 power plays (31st in the NHL) and converted 35. On the scoring front, Vegas has tallied 235 goals (15th overall) while conceding 229. They’ve recorded 2,153 shots, achieving a shot percentage of 10.9%. With 82 points this season, their points percentage stands at .547. They have faced 1,823 shots against them, maintaining a save percentage of .874. Vegas has been awarded 214 power play chances, successfully scoring on 52 of them, resulting in a rate of 24.30%.
For this matchup, Adin Hill will be in goal. Throughout his career, Hill has faced 525 goals against him, posting a goals-against average of 2.64. He has participated in 212 games with a career save percentage of .905 across 9,918 minutes. His record includes 106 wins, 73 losses, and 18 overtime losses, starting in 199 games. Over his time on ice, Hall has achieved 100 quality starts, holding a quality start percentage of .503. Hill has faced 5,518 shots, making 4,993 saves.
In their last game, the Oilers took on the Seattle Kraken, winning 3-0. Edmonton scored 3 goals out of 24 shots and had one power play opportunity but couldn’t convert.
The Oilers have posted 2,223 shots on goal (4th in the league) with a shot percentage of 11.74%, while conceding 2,027 shots. Their penalty kill stands at 77.67% against 206 power plays faced, leading to a save percentage of 87.8%. With 203 chances on the power play, they’ve successfully scored 61 times (2nd in the league). Overall, Edmonton has tallied 261 goals this season, with 200 at even strength and 61 on the power play. However, they’ve conceded a total of 248 goals, consisting of 202 at even strength and 46 while shorthanded. Currently, the Oilers hold 85 points with a points percentage of .567.
Guarding the net for Edmonton will be Connor Ingram. He has tallied 3,356 saves from 3,725 shots, boasting a save percentage of .901. Ingram’s record stands at 53 wins, 52 losses, and 17 overtime losses, having appeared in 129 games. He has started 124 games and logged 5,468 minutes in net. His quality start rate is 54.0%, with a total of 67 quality starts during his NHL career. Opponents are averaging 2.98 goals per game against him, with a cumulative 369 goals allowed.
Who do you think will claim victory in tonight’s NHL clash, either against the spread or the moneyline?
Recommendation: Choose Edmonton
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