Combination 1
Leon Draisaitl + Kasperi Kapanen
15:55 of recorded shift overlap
Official NHL shift-chart analysis
Edmonton Oilers line combinations
The most-used forward combinations across the club’s latest completed games—observed usage, not projected lines for tonight.
- 5Games sampled
- Apr 30, 2026Latest source game
Between-games data stateThe latest completed Edmonton Oilers game in the official feed is from Apr 30, 2026. This page refreshes after another completed game; it does not invent an offseason or pregame projection.
5-game combination trends
Apr 22, 2026 to Apr 30, 2026. Ranked by total recorded time together.
| 1. Leon Draisaitl + Kasperi Kapanen | 67:15 total · 5 of 5 games |
|---|---|
| 2. Zach Hyman + Connor McDavid | 56:31 total · 5 of 5 games |
| 3. Leon Draisaitl + Connor McDavid | 54:53 total · 5 of 5 games |
| 4. Zach Hyman + Ryan Nugent-Hopkins | 51:45 total · 5 of 5 games |
| 5. Kasperi Kapanen + Vasily Podkolzin | 49:26 total · 5 of 5 games |
Latest Edmonton Oilers line usage
Playoffs vs. ANA on Apr 30, 2026.
Combination 2
Leon Draisaitl + Connor McDavid
14:29 of recorded shift overlap
Combination 3
Zach Hyman + Ryan Nugent-Hopkins
12:44 of recorded shift overlap
Games included in the sample
The rolling window uses the latest completed preseason, regular-season or playoff games available for the club. A new completed game enters the sample and the oldest one drops out.
| Apr 30, 2026 | Playoffs vs. ANA |
|---|---|
| Apr 28, 2026 | Playoffs vs. ANA |
| Apr 26, 2026 | Playoffs vs. ANA |
| Apr 24, 2026 | Playoffs vs. ANA |
| Apr 22, 2026 | Playoffs vs. ANA |
How to read these combinations
The total column rewards pairs that repeatedly shared the ice across the sample. “Games observed” shows consistency: a high total from one game is different from a pair appearing in all 5. The latest-game and change fields make a recent coaching adjustment visible without presenting it as tomorrow’s lineup.
The calculation covers total shift overlap and does not claim every second was five-on-five. Power plays, penalty kills, delayed penalties and empty-net situations can contribute. Use the board as evidence of recent deployment, then check current injuries, practice reporting and official game-day information separately.
Edmonton Oilers lineup context
Start with the Edmonton Oilers schedule to identify the next opponent. Then compare the NHL injury board and official goalie status. For the all-team view, use the NHL line combinations hub.
Recent deployment can help explain opportunity in shot, point or assist markets, but it is not a prediction by itself. The NHL player-props guide covers the other checks and settlement rules that matter.
Edmonton Oilers line-combination questions
Are these projected Edmonton Oilers lines for tonight?
No. These combinations show recorded shift overlap across the latest completed games for the Edmonton Oilers. They are historical usage, not a practice report, depth chart or prediction for the next game.
How is time together calculated?
Two forwards receive time together when their recorded shifts overlap in the same period. The five-game total adds that overlap across the displayed source games.
Why can a combination disappear between games?
Injuries, scratches, trades, special-teams usage and coaching changes can alter who shares the ice. A zero in the latest-game column means the pair recorded no overlap in that game, not that either player is unavailable next time.