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Western Conference · Pacific Division

Edmonton Oilers

2026–27·2–0–1·5 points·2nd in the Pacific, 4th in the Western

Points
5#6
Goal differential
+3#8
xGF% (5v5, adj.)
61.2%#5
Power play
25.0%#11
Penalty kill
57.1%#32
GSAx
−7.9#32

Splits

Home and away, month by month, and against each part of the league.

Home21–0–130.758763.6%
Away11–0–021.009759.4%
September10–0–110.505664.7%
October22–0–041.0012860.7%
Division rivals32–0–150.83171461.8%
Rest of conference00–0–00–00–
Other conference00–0–00–00–
VAN21–0–130.75141361.6%
SEA11–0–021.003162.5%

On the road

1,634 km of travel between arenas over the season, drawn leg by leg.

2026-10-01: to Vancouver, 817 km (W)2026-10-03: to Edmonton, 817 km (W)EdmontonVancouver
Leg ending in a win Overtime or shootout loss Regulation loss Home arena

Rest

Does a day off help? Back-to-backs are the second game on consecutive nights.

Rest days

Points percentage and 5-on-5 expected-goals share by days since the previous game. The count in grey is how many of those games came against a better-rested opponent.

Points %xGF% (5v5)
Back-to-back
0 GP · 0–0–0 · 0 vs fresher opponent
–
–
1 day
2 GP · 2–0–0 · 0 vs fresher opponent
100.0%
60.7%
2 days
0 GP · 0–0–0 · 0 vs fresher opponent
–
–
3+ days
0 GP · 0–0–0 · 0 vs fresher opponent
–
–

Pulling the goalie

Model-based

1 times this season the Oilers were trailing late and sent out an extra attacker. Earlier pulls are bolder. The dark tick is the league median for each deficit.

0:001:002:003:004:00Down 1Down 2+time left when the goalie came off →
Scored with the extra attacker Conceded an empty-net goal Neither League median

Close and late

Model-based

Does the team raise its game when it counts?

When it matters

The Oilers in all situations against the close-and-late state: the third period or overtime, tied or within a goal.

All situationsClose and late
Expected goals share
64.4%
64.3%
Goals share
54.8%
50.0%
Shooting %
17.9%
15.8%
Save %
.785
.750