Edmonton Oilers vs New Jersey Devils Predictions
Tuesday, November 3, 2026 at 7:30pm EST at Prudential Center, Newark, NJ
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Oilers vs. Devils Prediction: Edmonton Offers Value at +130
Analysis updated November 3, 2026 at 7:29 AM CST
The Oilers’ scoring form makes them a credible underdog, though missing lineup information rules out a stronger bet.
Edmonton’s scoring creates underdog value
Edmonton enters Tuesday’s game at 11-2-2 after beating the Islanders 4-0 twice and the Rangers 4-1 on its tri-state road trip. The New Jersey Devils / NHL.com preview also listed the Oilers second in the NHL at 4.20 goals per game through Monday. Those results make Edmonton appealing at the SPF moneyline price of +130 against New Jersey at -155.
Connor McDavid has recorded a point in all 15 games, producing 9 goals and 30 assists. Leon Draisaitl has 28 points, while Evan Bouchard has 26. That production gives the Oilers several ways to challenge a Devils team that has allowed Edmonton’s top scorers no margin for defensive mistakes.
The goalie uncertainty lowers confidence
New Jersey enters at 9-5-0 after winning five of six, and Arseny Gritsyuk has scored seven goals in his past seven games. The Devils’ recent form and home ice explain why they’re favored, but laying -155 against an Edmonton team with three convincing road wins is expensive.
Edmonton goaltenders Frederik Andersen and Devon Levi are on injured reserve, and the available reporting didn’t confirm a starter. Zach Hyman and Mattias Janmark are also on injured reserve, while Isaac Howard is day-to-day. Those absences keep this from being a medium-confidence wager and make a projected score too speculative.