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Edmonton Oilers Lines

The most-used Edmonton Oilers forward line in the Oct 17 game vs UTA was Leon Draisaitl – Connor McDavid – Vasily Podkolzin (15:15 together at 5-on-5).

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Lines, pairs and special teams

In the last game, the team played 55:52 at 5-on-5, 0:08 on the power play and 4:00 on the penalty kill.

Forward lines

LinePlayersTogetherShare of 5v5
L1Leon Draisaitl – Connor McDavid – Vasily Podkolzin15:1527.3%
L2Zach Hyman(new to the top lines and pairs) – Colton Dach(new to the top lines and pairs) – Kasperi Kapanen(moved up)12:5123.0%
L3Alex Formenton(moved down) – Mathieu Joseph(moved down) – Owen Michaels(moved down)9:1016.4%
L4Isaac Howard – Trent Frederic(moved down) – Filip Hallander(moved down)8:0014.3%

Defense pairs

PairPlayersTogetherShare of 5v5
D1Mattias Ekholm – Evan Bouchard19:1234.4%
D2Ryan Shea – Connor Murphy16:4229.9%
D3Jake Walman(new to the top lines and pairs) – Ty Emberson12:2522.2%

Power play

No power play unit played together long enough to be listed.

Penalty kill

UnitPlayersTogetherShare of PK
PK1Connor McDavid – Kasperi Kapanen – Evan Bouchard – Ryan Shea1:2234.2%
PK2Alex Formenton – Owen Michaels – Mattias Ekholm – Connor Murphy0:4920.4%

NEW: not in the previous game's top four lines or three pairs. ▲ ▼: moved up or down from the previous game.

Goalies

Started the last game (Oct 17 vs UTA): Tristan Jarry

GoalieStarts this season
Devon Levi5
Tristan Jarry3
Frederik Andersen0

Not in the last game

May be injured or a healthy scratch

How these lines are calculated

Lines are rebuilt second by second from the NHL's official shift records. A trio or pair counts only at 5-on-5, and each window shows at most four lines and three pairs that played at least 3% of the team's 5-on-5 time. Read the full method.