Edmonton Oilers
Edmonton brings seven consecutive road wins and a scorching Connor McDavid into Newark, but New Jersey has won five of six and offers a rested, improving defensive test. The puck line and goaltending matchup deserve close attention.
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| Sportsbook | Spread | Moneyline | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| FanDuel | EDM +1.5 NJ -1.5 | EDM +130 NJ -156 | O 6.5 U 6.5 |
| DraftKings | EDM +1.5 NJ -1.5 | EDM +130 NJ -155 | O 6.5 U 6.5 |
| BetMGM | EDM +1.5 NJ -1.5 | EDM +135 NJ -160 | O 6 U 6 |
| BetRivers | EDM +1.5 NJ -1.5 | EDM +132 NJ -157 | O 6.5 U 6.5 |
| Fanatics | EDM +1.5 NJ -1.5 | EDM +130 NJ -155 | O 6.5 U 6.5 |
| Bovada | EDM +1.5 NJ -1.5 | EDM +133 NJ -155 | O 6 U 6 |
| BetOnline.ag | EDM +1.5 NJ -1.5 | EDM +133 NJ -151 | O 6 U 6 |
| LowVig.ag | EDM +1.5 NJ -1.5 | EDM +133 NJ -151 | O 6 U 6 |
| MyBookie.ag | EDM +1.5 NJ -1.5 | EDM +129 NJ -159 | O 6 U 6 |
| BetUS | EDM +1.5 NJ -1.5 | EDM +134 NJ -155 | O 6 U 6 |
| Caesars | EDM +1.5 NJ -1.5 | EDM +130 NJ -154 | O 6 U 6 |
Injury Report
Edmonton remains without Zach Hyman because of a neck injury, while Isaac Howard has dealt with a lower-body issue and goaltenders Frederik Andersen and Devon Levi are on injured reserve. Matt Savoie and Alec Regula also remain unavailable. New Jersey defenseman Seamus Casey is sidelined following knee surgery, and Anthony Mantha has a day-to-day status after leaving the Vegas game. Those absences affect Edmonton forward depth and its goaltending options, while New Jersey must monitor its wing rotation.
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Key Matchup Edge
Edmonton leads this matchup in top-end scoring, averaging roughly 4.2 goals per game with McDavid, Draisaitl and Bouchard atop the league scoring race. New Jersey counters with improved defensive-zone execution and Connor Hellebuyck, whose first two Devils starts were wins. Special teams could expose New Jersey, with its penalty kill near 70 percent.
3 Things to Watch
- McDavid against the new Devils goaltender
- Edmonton power play versus Devils penalty kill
- Oilers road streak and late-game stamina
Betting Breakdown
Edmonton arrives at Prudential Center playing outstanding road hockey, having won seven consecutive away games and all three of its latest contests. The Oilers shut out Calgary and the Islanders 4-0 before beating the Rangers 4-1, limiting those three opponents to a single combined goal. Connor McDavid's 39 points in 15 games headline a lineup also featuring Leon Draisaitl and offensive defenseman Evan Bouchard. That firepower faces a New Jersey club that has won four of five, including victories over Dallas and Vegas. The Devils have limited opponents to one goal in three of those five contests, although Colorado scored five in their lone defeat. New Jersey's recent acquisition of Connor Hellebuyck brings an additional obstacle, and his starting status should be checked before betting. Market pricing has favored the home side despite Edmonton's unbeaten road regulation record, so bettors must distinguish moneyline value from the more forgiving Oilers puck line. The total is especially sensitive to goaltending and special teams: Edmonton's offense is prolific, while New Jersey's penalty kill has struggled. Expect fast transitions and meaningful power-play chances.
Edmonton Betting Outlook
Edmonton's 11-2-2 start is built on explosive offense and a remarkably consistent road profile. The Oilers are 7-0 away from home and have conceded only one goal across their latest three wins. McDavid has registered a point in every game, collecting 30 assists through 15 outings, while Draisaitl and Bouchard supply additional high-end production. A power play featuring that trio threatens New Jersey's struggling penalty kill. The main concerns are forward depth without Hyman and goaltending availability with Andersen and Levi injured. Edmonton has just completed a demanding trip through both New York teams, making energy management important against a rested opponent.
New Jersey Betting Outlook
New Jersey returns from a productive western trip with a 9-5-0 record and wins in four of its last five games. The Devils beat Dallas 5-1 and Vegas 5-2, with Jack Hughes and Arseny Gritsyuk providing dangerous finishing. Their recent defensive improvements have helped limit quality chances, and newly acquired Connor Hellebuyck has won both of his first two starts. However, New Jersey's power play has converted only 16.7 percent of its opportunities, and its penalty kill is near 70 percent, a serious concern against Edmonton's stars. The Devils have a 6-2 home record and extra rest, but the Oilers' transition speed will test every defensive pairing.
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Edmonton Oilers vs New Jersey Devils FAQ
What is the current spread for Edmonton Oilers vs New Jersey Devils?
The current home spread is NJ -1.5, while the away spread is EDM +1.5.
How far has the spread moved for Edmonton Oilers vs New Jersey Devils?
The spread opened at NJ -1.5 and is now NJ -1.5.
What is the current moneyline for Edmonton Oilers vs New Jersey Devils?
The current moneyline is EDM +130 / NJ -155.
How far has the moneyline moved for Edmonton Oilers vs New Jersey Devils?
The moneyline opened at EDM +130 / NJ -155 and is now EDM +130 / NJ -155.
What is the current total for Edmonton Oilers vs New Jersey Devils?
The current total is 6.5.
How far has the total moved for Edmonton Oilers vs New Jersey Devils?
The total opened at 6.5 and is now 6.5.
Is the market taking the underdog in Edmonton Oilers vs New Jersey Devils?
Current market signal: Market Steady.
Is the market taking the favorite in Edmonton Oilers vs New Jersey Devils?
Current market signal: Market Steady.
Is the total dropping for Edmonton Oilers vs New Jersey Devils?
Current totals signal: Total Steady.
Is the total rising for Edmonton Oilers vs New Jersey Devils?
Current totals signal: Total Steady.
Where to watch Edmonton Oilers vs New Jersey Devils?
You can watch this game on Sportsnet. For the latest broadcast details, see Where to Watch.
Where to stream Edmonton Oilers vs New Jersey Devils?
You can stream this game on ESPN+.
What is the best free prop bet for Edmonton Oilers vs New Jersey Devils?
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What is the biggest matchup edge for Edmonton Oilers vs New Jersey Devils?
Edmonton leads this matchup in top-end scoring, averaging roughly 4.2 goals per game with McDavid, Draisaitl and Bouchard atop the league scoring race. New Jersey counters with improved defensive-zone execution and Connor Hellebuyck, whose first two Devils starts were wins. Special teams could expose New Jersey, with its penalty kill near 70 percent.
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