Kings vs Oilers Prediction 10/13/26 NHL Picks Today

The Edmonton Oilers and Los Angeles Kings meet Tuesday in NHL action at the Crypto.com Arena. Here’s a Kings vs. Oilers Prediction. This article will include a Kings vs. Oilers Pick.

Edmonton Oilers Betting Preview

The Edmonton Oilers beat the Ducks and Sharks, and they play the Mammoth next. The Oilers have won 4 straight games.

The Edmonton Oilers are averaging 5 goals per game and are scoring 22.2 percent of their power play opportunities. Evan Bouchard leads Edmonton with 6 goals, Connor McDavid has 10 assists, and Leon Draisaitl has 21 shots on goal. Defensively, the Edmonton Oilers are allowing 3.4 goals per game and are killing 66.7 percent of their opponents’ power plays. Devon Levi has given up 10 goals on 73 shots faced, and Tristan Jarry has allowed 7 goals on 43 shots.

Los Angeles Kings Betting Preview

The Los Angeles Kings lost to the Golden Knights and Panthers, and they play the Bruins next. The Kings have lost 10 straight games when you include last season’s playoffs.

The Los Angeles Kings are averaging 2.5 goals per game and are scoring on 20 percent of their power-play opportunities. Artemi Panarin leads Los Angeles with 2 goals, Bradnt Clarke has 3 assists, and Adrian Kempe has 15 shots on goal. Defensively, the Los Angeles Kings are allowing 4.25 goals per game and are killing 56.3 percent of their opponent’s power plays. Darcy Kuemper has given up 12 goals on 91 shots faced, and Anton Forsberg has allowed 5 goals on 25 shots.

Why the Los Angeles Kings will win

Why the Edmonton Oilers will win

Total Goals Facts

Los Angeles Kings Player Prop Facts

Edmonton Oilers Player Prop Facts

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Kings vs Oilers Injury Report

The Oilers will be without Colton Dach, Alec Regula, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Matt Savoie, and Frederik Andersen.

The Kings will be without Alex Turcotte, Mats Zuccarello, Jakub Dvorak, Jan Jenik, and Kevin Fiala.

Kings vs Oilers Prediction

These are two teams heading in different directions, and the fact the price is what it is is nuts. The Kings have lost each of their last 10 games dating back to last season, and their offense has disappeared recently. The Oilers are rolling on both ends of the ice. This price is insane if we’re being honest. I don’t get it, but I’m not asking any questions. The Kings have some showing and proving to do. Give me the Oilers.

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