The Detroit Red Wings face the Edmonton Oilers with both teams looking to build off hot streaks. The Red Wings have a 24-20-8 record but with three wins in a row have leaped into the middle of the Atlantic Division. The Oilers have a 30-19-5 record and with seven wins in their last 10 games have jumped to the top of the Pacific Division. Both teams look to continue to improve in their divisions and the upcoming game looks to be a great one as a result.
The Red Wings are having a promising season with their offense stepping up and scoring 3.06 goals per game with 11 goals in the last two games. Dylan Larkin, Dominik Kubalik, and Lucas Raymond have scored 49 goals and 68 assists to lead the top two lines but the rest of the offense has also stepped up. David Perron, Andrew Copp, and Michael Rasmussen have combined for 28 goals and 59 assists while defensemen Filip Hronek and Moritz Seider have added 11 goals and 53 assists from the point to help open up the offense.
The offense has been great but the defense has struggled, allowing 3.19 goals per game. Filip Hronek and Jake Walman have combined for 5.9 defensive point shares but the rest of the unit has struggled, allowing opponents to find open shots on the net at will. In addition, goaltender Ville Husso is having a rough season with a .905 save percentage and a 2.89 goals-against averag e on 1118 shots with -0.5 goals saved above average.
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