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It's time for another installment of the Battle of Alberta in our featured game of NHL predictions. The Edmonton Oilers have been racking up the goals but are coming off a loss on Monday. However, the Calgary Flames are starting…

The Edmonton Oilers host the Calgary Flames at Rogers Place in another edition of the Battle of Alberta. Calgary enters the matchup on a four-game winning streak with a 5-6 record, while Edmonton sits at 8-2-2 after a recent shootout loss. The writer predicts the Oilers will earn a 5-3 victory and cover the puck line spread.
Edmonton's offensive attack is led by Connor McDavid with 34 points and Leon Draisaitl with 24 points. Projected starting goaltender Tristan Jarry is expected to face Calgary's Devin Cooley, who holds a 4-2 record. Both teams enter the contest dealing with injuries, including Calgary missing Jonathan Huberdeau and Edmonton listing Zach Hyman as day-to-day.
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