The LA Kings and Edmonton Oilers will face off in the first round of the NHL playoffs. The series begins in Los Angeles with Games 1 and 2. Tickets are on sale for each game in the series.

And even though the Oilers would be swept by Colorado in the Western Conference Final, it’s worth noting even the Avalanche were kept in close Games 3 and 4, in Edmonton. 2023–24: Last year ...

EDMONTON, Canada — The Edmonton Oilers played like they couldn’t afford to lose Friday. And they didn’t, scoring two goals 10 seconds apart late in the third period to beat the Kings 7-4 in ...

Trailing in a Stanley Cup playoff series is nothing new to the Edmonton Oilers. Last year alone, the Oilers overcame 2-1 and 3-2 deficits against the Vancouver Canucks, as well as a 2-1 deficit to ...

April 21st marks the start of a tough playoff opener for the Edmonton Oilers against the Los Angeles Kings. Leon Draisaitl and Connor McDavid front a talented but inconsistent Oilers team ...

The Los Angeles Kings have a chance to extend their series lead over the Edmonton Oilers when the two teams play at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on Wednesday, April 23. The Kings blew a four ...

Edmonton Oilers centre Leon Draisaitl says Edmonton's locker room has what it takes to rally from the deficit. (Mark J. Terrill/AP Photo) For Leon Draisaitl, the answer is easy. The Edmonton ...

For Game 2, who were the best players? The Edmonton Oilers weren’t always the best team on the ice. The Los Angeles Kings took a hold of the series, going up 2-0 with a commanding 6-2 score.

People who follow the Edmonton Oilers likely saw this coming with Jeff Skinner. The Oilers scratched the veteran forward in Game 2 despite him waiting 15 years to see playoff action. The lineup ...

It got worse. A lot worse. A night that was supposed to mark the return to form of the high-flying, playoff-proven Edmonton Oilers deteriorated into the same keys to defeat that buried them in Game 1.

The Edmonton Oilers trail the Los Angeles Kings 0-2 in their first-round matchup. It's a hole few predicted the Oilers to be in. Led by two of the greatest living hockey players in the world ...

What’s worse than losing Game 2 of a playoff series to fall behind 2-0? Losing it the way the Edmonton Oilers did Wednesday night in Los Angeles. Edmonton didn’t just lose, it got smoked. Rolled over.