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SEASON PREVIEW: Looking to bounce back from back-to-back Stanley Cup Final losses, the Oilers enter 2025–26 under head coach Kris Knoblauch, who emphasizes early cohesion amid a tough opening schedule and quick transitions between road trips and home stands. General manager Stan Bowman has signaled a shift toward youth, entrusting forward Matt Savoie with a bigger role — especially on the penalty kill — after several veterans moved on this offseason. Meanwhile, whispers about a potential goaltending upgrade and trade talks involving Stuart Skinner signal management’s intent to solidify that position, while all eyes are on Connor McDavid, entering the final year of his contract amid growing speculation about his next move. As the team balances a win-now mentality with long-term planning, they face pressure to deepen forward scoring — potentially targeting veterans like Jonathan Marchessault — and build a stable defensive core around stars such as McDavid and Leon Draisaitl.
TICKETS INFO: Tickets for Edmonton Oilers 2025 home games at are on sale now via EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. Entry-level listings typically start around $60 to $70 for lower-demand games, while the average ticket price hovers between $100 and $150. Marquee matchups — such as those against the Toronto Maple Leafs, Calgary Flames, or top U.S. teams — can drive average resale prices well over $200, with some premium or VIP listings exceeding $300.
OILERS’ OPPONENTS: The Oilers will compete against all other 31 NHL teams this season. In the Pacific Division, they face rivals like the Calgary Flames (home opener on Oct 8) and Vancouver Canucks multiple times. They also play one home-and-one-away series against every team in the Eastern Conference — from Atlantic Division opponents like the Boston Bruins, Toronto Maple Leafs, Montreal Canadiens, Ottawa Senators, Tampa Bay Lightning, Florida Panthers, Buffalo Sabres (via cross-schedule), and New Jersey Devils, to Metropolitan Division teams such as the New York Rangers, Islanders, Penguins, Capitals, Flyers, and Hurricanes. Western Conference matchups include one series each against Central and Wild Card clubs like the St. Louis Blues, Dallas Stars, Colorado Avalanche, Minnesota Wild, Nashville Predators, Winnipeg Jets, Los Angeles Kings, Anaheim Ducks, Seattle Kraken, San Jose Sharks, Vegas Golden Knights, and the new Utah Mammoth — completing a full schedule across every NHL opponent this season.
OILERS’ 2025 SCHEDULE:
- Week 1 (Oct 8–14):
Oct 8 vs Calgary; Oct 11 vs Vancouver; Oct 14 @ New York Rangers; Oct 16 @ New York Islanders - Week 2 (Oct 15–21):
Oct 18 @ New Jersey; Oct 19 @ Detroit; Oct 21 @ Ottawa; Oct 23 vs Montreal - Week 3 (Oct 22–28):
Oct 25 @ Seattle; Oct 26 vs Vancouver; Oct 28 vs Utah (Mammoth) - Week 4 (Oct 29–Nov 4):
Oct 30 vs New York Rangers; Nov 1 vs Chicago; Nov 3 @ St. Louis; Nov 4 vs Dallas - Week 5 (Nov 5–11):
Nov 8 vs Colorado; Nov 10 vs Columbus; Nov 12 @ Philadelphia; Nov 13 vs Columbus; Nov 15 vs Carolina; Nov 17 vs Buffalo; Nov 19 vs Washington; Nov 20 vs Tampa Bay; Nov 22 vs Florida - Week 6 (Nov 23–29):
Nov 25 vs Dallas; Nov 29 vs Seattle - Week 7 (Dec 1–7):
Dec 2 vs Minnesota; Dec 4 vs Seattle; Dec 6 vs Winnipeg; Dec 9 vs Buffalo; Dec 11 vs Detroit; Dec 13 vs Toronto; Dec 14 vs Montreal; Dec 16 vs Pittsburgh; Dec 18 vs Boston; Dec 20 vs Minnesota; Dec 21 vs Vegas; Dec 23 vs Calgary - Week 8 (Dec 27–31):
Dec 27 vs Calgary; Dec 29 vs Winnipeg; Dec 31 vs Boston - Week 9 (Jan 1–7, 2026):
Jan 3 vs Philadelphia; Jan 6 vs Nashville; Jan 8 vs Winnipeg; Jan 10 vs Los Angeles; Jan 12 vs Chicago; Jan 13 vs Nashville; Jan 15 vs NY Islanders; Jan 17 vs Vancouver; Jan 18 vs St. Louis; Jan 20 vs New Jersey; Jan 22 vs Pittsburgh; Jan 24 vs Washington; Jan 26 vs Anaheim; Jan 29 vs San Jose; Jan 31 vs Minnesota - Week 10 (Feb 1–4):
Feb 3 vs Toronto; Feb 4 vs Calgary - Week 11 (Feb 25–Mar 1):
Feb 25 vs Anaheim; Feb 26 vs Los Angeles; Feb 28 vs San Jose - Week 12 (Mar 2–8):
Mar 3 vs Ottawa; Mar 6 vs Carolina; Mar 8 @ Vegas - Week 13 (Mar 9–15):
Mar 10 vs Colorado; Mar 12 vs Dallas; Mar 13 vs St. Louis; Mar 15 vs Nashville - Week 14 (Mar 16–22):
Mar 17 vs San Jose; Mar 19 vs Florida; Mar 21 vs Tampa Bay; Mar 24 @ Utah; Mar 26 @ Vegas; Mar 28 @ Anaheim; Mar 31 vs Seattle - Week 15 (Apr 1–5):
Apr 2 vs Chicago; Apr 4 vs Vegas; Apr 7 @ Utah; Apr 8 @ San Jose; Apr 11 @ Los Angeles; Apr 13 vs Colorado - Week 16 (Apr 6–16):
Apr 16 vs Vancouver
ABOUT EDMONTON OILERS: The Edmonton Oilers are a professional ice hockey team based in Edmonton, Alberta, competing in the NHL’s Pacific Division of the Western Conference. They were founded in 1971 as part of the World Hockey Association (WHA) and joined the NHL in 1979. The team plays its home games at Rogers Place, a state-of-the-art arena in downtown Edmonton. The Oilers have a storied history and are one of the most iconic franchises in hockey, thanks largely to their dynasty years in the 1980s.
The Oilers rose to prominence behind a core of Hall of Famers, including Wayne Gretzky, Mark Messier, Paul Coffey, Jari Kurri, and Grant Fuhr. Between 1984 and 1990, Edmonton won five Stanley Cups, cementing its legacy as one of the greatest teams in league history. After Gretzky’s departure in 1988 and the gradual breakup of their core, the team experienced stretches of mediocrity and rebuilds. However, in recent years, the Oilers have returned to prominence behind modern-day superstars Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl.
As of the 2025–26 season, the Oilers are in a critical moment. After back-to-back Stanley Cup Final losses, the team is adjusting under head coach Kris Knoblauch and general manager Stan Bowman. McDavid, arguably the best player in the world, is entering the final year of his contract, adding urgency to the team’s push for a championship. The team has focused on depth scoring, developing young talent like Matt Savoie, and shoring up its goaltending. With a potent offense, elite top-line talent, and a fan base desperate for another championship, the Oilers are once again a high-stakes contender in the Western Conference.
