The Edmonton Oilers come into this game having won five of their last six games. As a team, the Oilers are putting up 3.5 goals a game and are converting on 24.1 percent of their power plays. On the defensive end, they are giving up 3.5 goals per game and they are killing off 75 percent of their penalties. The offense is led by Connor McDavid with nine goals while Leon Draisaitl has added 17 helpers.

The Montreal Canadiens could use a couple of wins in a row after splitting their last six games. As a team, the Canadiens are putting up 4.2 goals a game and are converting on 21.4 percent of their power plays. The offense is led by Tyler Toffoli with nine goals, while Nick Suzuki has added nine helpers. On the defensive end, they are giving up 2.6 goals and are killing off 79.2 percent of their penalties.

The Canadiens have been playing well but they seem to struggle when playing at home. This will be their second game in two nights and the Oilers come in fresh as they have not played since Tuesday. The Canadiens have a potent offense but their production hasn't been up to their level in the past three games. The Oilers have held three of their last four opponents to two goals or fewer. The Oilers offense has picked it up and has scored at least three goals a game in their last six games. I taking the better offense at the moment.

Play on Edmonton.