Edmonton vs Seattle Prediction 1 April 2026
π£ The NHL game day will conclude with a thrilling ice battle between Edmonton and Seattle. A victory in this upcoming match holds significant importance for both teams, as they have yet to secure a spot in the playoffs. How will this clash of Pacific Division representatives end? Letβs dive into the details.
Head-to-Head
This season, the teams have faced off three times, with Edmonton holding the upper hand with two victories. Seattle's sole win came at the end of October with a 3-2 scoreline. On that occasion, Jordan Eberle, who began his career in the Oilersβ jersey, scored twice. The most high-scoring encounter took place in early December, featuring an impressive 13 goals. In that December clash, the Albertans showcased exceptional power play efficiency, scoring four times with the man advantage. Looking at the overall head-to-head results, Edmonton's dominance is evident: the current hosts have secured 14 wins, while the visitors have only managed to notch up 4 victories.
Head-to-head statistics Edmonton - Seattle

Edmonton Oilers Team Overview
Edmonton have recorded six wins and four losses in their last ten games. This isn't the worst outcome, especially considering Leon Draisaitl's injury. McDavid's squad faltered in their clashes against Florida (0-4) and nearby Tampa Bay (2-5), but they bounced back with three consecutive victories. They kicked off their home series with a win over Anaheim (4-2). However, Chris Knoblauch's team had a shaky third period, allowing the Californians to test their goalie 18 times and conceding goals to the nimble Senyshyn and Gauthier. Ultimately, Zach Hyman scored into an empty net, taking another step towards the playoffs. At home, the Oilers average an impressive 3.58 goals per game, yet their defense, led by Darnell Nurse, often lets them down by conceding 3.64 goals per match. Besides their star German, depth players Dach and Janmark are also missing from the lineup.
Match Results: Edmonton Oilers

Seattle Kraken Team Overview
Seattle are not in their best form, suffering seven losses in their last ten games. The Kraken typically start their away games on the front foot, scoring at least one goal in the first period in six of their last seven road contests. On average, Eberle and his teammates net 2.86 goals per game, while the defense, led by Vince Dunn, concedes 3.11 goals per game. Interestingly, Seattle managed to defeat Tampa and Florida in March, teams that Edmonton struggled against. In their most recent game against Buffalo, Lane Lambert's squad held the lead midway through the second period but eventually lost in a shootout (2-3 SO). They still have a shot at making the playoffs. However, in the upcoming match, the absence of forwards Wright, Schwartz, and Winterton will complicate matters.
Match Results: Seattle Kraken
π Projected Lineups
Edmonton: Ingram - Ekholm, Bouchard - Podkolzin, McDavid, Savoie
Seattle: Grubauer - Dunn, Larsson - Catton, Beniers, Eberle
π₯ Goalies
Edmonton fans continue to watch the goalie tandem of Jarry-Ingram closely. Ingram has been the more reliable option lately. Over 26 games, he boasts a goals-against average of 2.80.
Team USA's goalie Joey Daccord has been inconsistent recently, prompting Seattle's coaching staff to lean towards the 34-year-old Philipp Grubauer. The German netminder has played in 29 games for the Kraken, posting a goals-against average of 2.60.