The Oilers kick off a two-game set against the Calgary Flames tonight in the fifth Battle of Alberta of the season. The Oilers have won the last three meetings between these two teams but with six more head-to-head matchups this season, they'll need to continue to beat up on their provincial rivals if they want to hold onto a playoff spot. The Flames will have their new Head Coach Daryll Sutter behind the bench tonight. The team has won both of the first two games and only allowed two goals against.

The Oilers completed the sweep of the Ottawa Senators last night with another convincing victory and now, they'll hit the road and head out to the coast for a matchup against the Vancouver Canucks. It's the start of a three-game road trip that will see them head to Calgary for a pair of games next week before returning home. In total, the Oilers will play five games in the next eight days. It all starts tonight though as they take on a Canucks team that has won just four of their last ten games.

The Oilers will be gunning for their fourth straight win tonight as they wrap up a three-game series against the Ottawa Senators. To say the Oilers have had Ottawa's number this season would be a little bit of an understatement. For the Oilers, they'll be looking to keep the pedal to the floor and keep on racking up the points against the last-place team in the North Division, something that surprisingly not a lot of teams have been able to be.

We are officially at the halfway point of the NHL's 56-game schedule and to say this season has been a rollercoaster for the Oilers would almost feel like an understatement. They got off to a bad start in January but quickly turned things around with some strong play in February before losing three straight games to the Maple Leafs. However, the Oilers have recovered nicely from those two losses and now, they'll be looking for their 3rd straight win overall and 6th straight victory over the Ottawa Senators.

The Oilers will be looking for the second win in a row tonight as they kick off a three-game set against the Ottawa Senators from Rogers Place. The Oilers got a big win on Saturday night and now, with the basement-dwelling Senators in town, they have a great chance to build up another winning streak here. With that being said, this Senators team has come a long way since the Oilers last faced them. They're playing good hockey right now and this will not be an easy two points for the Oilers to grab.

The Oilers will be looking to turn the page on a rough stretch of hockey that saw them get swept by the Toronto Maple Leafs over the last seven days. Luckily for them, they can make that string of losses feel like a bit of a distant memory with a convincing win over their provincial rivals, who are looking to get themselves back into the playoff picture. The Oilers have a chance to really bury a vulnerable opponent tonight.

The Oilers will be looking to avoid the sweep tonight at the hands of the Toronto Maple Leafs as they finish off their three-game set. Not only have the Oilers failed to get a win in the first two games, but they haven't even gotten a goal. Considering the injuries that the Leafs were dealing with, this series has been a huge missed opportunity for the Oilers. However, they can save things a bit with a win tonight. A third straight flat performance from the Oilers would certainly be a concern.

The Oilers will be looking to avoid a second straight loss against Toronto as they host the Leafs for the second of three straight games at Rogers Place. The opening night of this set was not great for the Oilers. They didn't create very many high-danger chances. Edmonton played some great hockey pretty much for the entire month of February but the final game of the month was not their best. Now, we get to see how well they can bounce back from a bump in the road.

The red-hot Oilers will look to continue their streak tonight as they begin a massive three-game set against the Toronto Maple Leafs. With a regulation win tonight, the Oilers will be just two-points back of the Leafs for the top spot in the North Division. The Oilers are feeling good and playing their best hockey of the year, there's no arguing against that. The Leafs, on the other hand, are 7-2-1 in their last ten games but are currently dealing with a pile of injuries to key players.

The Oilers will be gunning for their fifth straight win tonight as they wrap up a two-game set in Vancouver. Connor McDavid and company should be feeling very good about where their game is at right now. For the Canucks, it's hard to imagine they have much confidence at all. Tonight, I really think that if the Oilers can get off to a good start, the Canucks won't have much fight in them.