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Kraken (11-6-6) vs. Oilers (10-10-5)
One: Pounce on a division rival – It’s no secret the Edmonton Oilers aren’t exactly where they want to be at this point. They’ve dropped four of their last five games and have given up a ton of goals in doing so. This home-and-away series for the Kraken five days apart is the chance to gain some Pacific Division separation.
Doing so will require taking at least three of a possible four points in the two games, and that starts at Climate Pledge Arena, where they’ve beaten the Oilers in their last two head-to-head meetings, including just five weeks ago. The Kraken are three points ahead of their 10-10-5 division counterparts with two games in hand, so you can see how valuable gaining some additional ground might be.
How to watch Oilers vs. Kraken: TV channel and streaming options for November 29
The NHL slate on Saturday features a game between the Edmonton Oilers (10-10-5) and the Seattle Kraken (11-6-6), starting at 4 p.m. ET at Climate Pledge Arena and broadcast on ESPN+. The Oilers rank 11th and the Kraken sixth in the Western Conference.
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