Seattle Kraken1vs.Edmonton Oilers won3

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Sep 30 forecast

Edmonton owns the matchup and a stark special-teams advantage, so an Oilers win over Seattle is favored.

Edmonton enters with the stronger recent record, dominant power-play performance and a lopsided history against Seattle. The Kraken’s weak penalty kill and modest scoring output create a difficult matchup, especially after playing in Calgary two nights earlier. Edmonton’s extensive injury list and uncertain starting goaltender leave substantial upset risk, but the Oilers remain the more likely winner.

Points to Oilers

Edmonton has consistently controlled this matchup, including at home.
As of September 28, Seattle was 4-14-1 all-time against Edmonton and had not won in Edmonton since January 2023.
Edmonton brings an exceptional power play into the matchup.
By April 30, Edmonton had led the NHL with a 30.6 percent power play during the 2025-26 season.
Seattle’s penalty kill is vulnerable against Edmonton’s greatest strength.
At the end of the 2025-26 season, Seattle’s penalty kill ranked 31st in the NHL at 72.2 percent.

Points to Kraken

Multiple Edmonton injuries reduce its depth and lineup flexibility.
As of September 30, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins was injured, Matt Savoie remained weeks away, Jason Dickinson was not yet ready and Mattias Janmark had no return timeline.

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