How to Watch Oilers vs. Kings: NHL Streaming Live and on TV - NHL Playoffs First Round Game 2

The Wednesday NHL slate includes the Edmonton Oilers (49-27-6) hosting the Los Angeles Kings (44-27-11) at Rogers Place, starting at 10:00 PM ET on Bally Sports.

In the last matchup between these teams, Edmonton secured a 7-4 victory.

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Oilers vs. Kings Game Info

• When: Wednesday, April 24, 2024 at 10:00 PM ET
• TV Channel: TBS, SportsNet, TVAS, CBC, BSW, and Max
• Where: Rogers Place in Edmonton, Alberta
• Live Stream: Watch this game on Fubo

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Oilers vs. Kings Insights

• The Oilers net the fourth-most goals in the NHL, averaging 3.6 per game for a total of 292 this season.
• Edmonton is ranked 10th in league play for the fewest goals against this season, having allowed 236 in total (2.9 per game).
• The team's goal differential is the sixth-best in the league, +56.
• The Kings' 254 total goals (3.1 per game) rank 16th in the league.
• Los Angeles has allowed 2.6 goals per game, and 210 total, the third-fewest among all league teams.
• Its +44 goal differential is ninth-best in the league.

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Oilers' Leaders

• A leading offensive player this season for Edmonton, Connor McDavid has 132 points in 76 games (32 goals, 100 assists).
• Leon Draisaitl has 106 points (1.3 per game), via 41 goals and 65 assists.
• Evan Bouchard has scored 18 goals and picked up 64 assists for Edmonton.
• Stuart Skinner (36-16-5) has a 2.6 goals against average and a .905% save percentage (32nd in NHL).

Kings' Leaders

• Adrian Kempe's 28 goals and 47 assists in 77 contests give him 75 points on the season, an important contributor offensively.
• Kevin Fiala's 73 points this season, via 29 goals and 44 assists, make him an important contributor for Los Angeles.
• Los Angeles' Anze Kopitar has 70 points (26 goals, 44 assists) so far this season.
• Cam Talbot has a .913 save percentage (13th in the league), having allowed 130 goals (2.5 goals against average). He has put up a 27-20-6 record for Los Angeles this season.