This interconference matchup features the Toronto Maple Leafs (26-21-9) facing the Edmonton Oilers (28-20-8) in a clash of high-scoring teams. The Oilers, with a potent offense led by Connor McDavid, aim to capitalize on home ice and extend their strong form against Eastern opponents, while the Maple Leafs look to rebound from a mixed recent stretch and exploit Edmonton’s occasional defensive lapses. With both squads dealing with injuries, goaltending and special teams could be decisive in what promises to be an entertaining, goal-heavy affair.
Venue Location
Rogers Place, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
This 18,347-seat arena is known for its modern design and passionate Oilers fans, creating a formidable home-ice advantage.
Puck drop is scheduled for 8:30 PM ET (5:30 PM PT / 1:30 AM GMT on February 4).
The game will be broadcast on ESPN+ in the US, with regional coverage on Sportsnet and TVA Sports in Canada.
Injury Report
Toronto Maple Leafs: Morgan Rielly (D) – Day-to-Day (Upper Body); Christopher Tanev (D) – Out (Groin, IR-LT, expected return March 2); Dakota Joshua (C) – Out (Undisclosed, IR-LT, expected return February 28).
Rielly’s potential absence weakens the blue line, forcing more minutes for Timothy Liljegren.
Edmonton Oilers: Adam Henrique (C) – Out (Undisclosed, IR-LT, expected return February 25).
Henrique’s injury impacts secondary scoring, with Ryan McLeod likely stepping up.
Key Player Matchups
This game showcases elite talent on both sides, with offensive fireworks possible. Toronto’s high-powered attack meets Edmonton’s dynamic forwards in key battles that could swing momentum.
| Matchup | Position | Maple Leafs Player | Oilers Player | Notes |
| Forward | Center | Auston Matthews (32G, 28A) | Connor McDavid (25G, 50A) | Superstar duel: Matthews’ goal-scoring prowess (league-leading) vs. McDavid’s playmaking and speed; both average over a point per game. |
| Forward | Wing | Mitch Marner (20G, 40A) | Leon Draisaitl (28G, 35A) | Creative wings: Marner’s assists vs. Draisaitl’s two-way threat; power-play impact key. |
| Forward | Wing | William Nylander (25G, 30A) | Zach Hyman (22G, 20A) | Finishers: Nylander’s shot vs. Hyman’s net-front grinding. |
| Defense | D | Timothy Liljegren (5G, 25A) | Evan Bouchard (10G, 30A) | Puck-movers: Liljegren fills in for Rielly vs. Bouchard’s offensive output from the blue line. |
| Goaltending | G | Anthony Stolarz (15-8-3, 2.45 GAA, .915 SV%) | Stuart Skinner (18-10-4, 2.65 GAA, .905 SV%) | Reliable starters: Stolarz’s hot streak vs. Skinner’s home consistency; save percentages could determine a close contest. |
Recent Team Forms
Toronto Maple Leafs: 3-5-2 in their last 10 games, averaging 3.1 GPG while allowing 3.5 GPG.
On a two-game winning streak but inconsistent on the road (4-4-2 last 10 away); power play at 22% (top-10), but penalty kill struggling at 78%.
Edmonton Oilers: 5-4-1 in their last 10 games, averaging 3.2 GPG while allowing 3.0 GPG.
On a one-game losing streak after a 4-goal blowout loss; strong at home (5-3-2 last 10), with a top-5 power play (28%) and solid penalty kill (82%).
Series History
The all-time regular-season series is tied, with Toronto holding a slight edge in recent years (6-4 in last 10 meetings).
Edmonton won the most recent matchup 6-3 on December 13, 2025, in Toronto, showcasing their offensive depth.
The Oilers are 7-3 in their last 10 home games against the Maple Leafs. No playoff history between the franchises since the 1990s expansion era.
Betting Trends
Maple Leafs: 22-31-2 ATS overall; 12-19 ATS on road; 5-5 ATS as underdogs. Over in 30 of 56 games (53.6%).
Oilers: 22-34 ATS overall; 9-17 ATS at home; 15-10 SU as favorites. Over in 33 of 56 games (58.9%).
Game Odds
Toronto Maple Leafs 6.5
Edmonton Oilers – 185
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Monday, February 2, 2026
