Winnipeg Jets vs Edmonton Oilers Picks and Predictions April 13th 2025

Winnipeg Jets vs Edmonton Oilers April 13th 2025

Making on a bet on this NHL game featuring the Oilers versus the Jets? The puck drops at 7:00 ET, and you can watch it all unfold on ESPN+. The game will be played at Canada Life Centre in Winnipeg, MB. The over/under goal line for this matchup is currently at 6 goals, and the Jets are -1.5 goal favorite to win at home against the Oilers.

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Edmonton vs. Winnipeg Key Information

• Teams: Oilers at Jets
• Where: Canada Life Centre Winnipeg
• Date: Sunday, April 13th
• Betting Odds WPG -117 | EDM -104 O/U 6

The Oilers Can Win If…

With a 4-2 win over the Flames, the Oilers improved to 46-28-5. Edmonton covered the puck line as -1.5 goal favorites, and the total of 6 goals fell just short of the 6.5 line.

Four different players contributed to the Oilers’ scoring. Edmonton led 2-0 before the Flames tied it up, but they regained the lead with a goal at 9:50 in the third period and added an empty-netter to seal the win.

Edmonton’s offense fired 31 shots on goal in their 4-2 win over Calgary, with Leon Draisaitl netting his 9th goal of the season. Draisaitl also picked up two assists, bringing his total to 8 on the year. Zach Hyman added his 3rd goal, while Mattias Janmark scored on an empty net for his 2nd of the season.

The Oilers struck early, with Draisaitl’s goal coming just 20 seconds into the first period. Jeff Skinner followed with his 3rd goal. After a scoreless second period, Hyman found the net on a power play, and Janmark sealed the win with an empty-netter.

Edmonton’s defense gave up the first two goals in their previous game, but they held strong after that, leading to a 4-2 win. Goalie Stuart Skinner made 29 saves with a 93.5% save percentage, and the Oilers’ defense added 19 hits and 2 takeaways.

• Through their last three games, the Oilers have a record of 2-1. Across these games, they have put together an puck line mark of 1-2 as well as an over-under record of 1-2.
• Across Edmonton’s last ten regular season games, their record sits at 6-4. Their record against the puck line in this stretch is 3-7 to go along with an over-under mark of 4-6.

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The Jets Can Win If…

With a 7-4 win over the Lightning, the Jets improved to 55-21-4 this season. Winnipeg, favored by -1.5 goals, covered the puck line. The total was set at 6.5 goals, and the teams combined for 11, easily surpassing that mark.

Winnipeg fell behind 2-0 in the first period before seven different players found the net. The Jets took the lead for good with 12:22 left in the third period and added two empty-net goals to seal the victory.

Winnipeg’s offense fired 34 shots on goal, scoring 7 times in their 7-4 victory over Tampa Bay. The Jets had 10 assists and scored twice on empty nets, with Nikolaj Ehlers netting his 9th goal of the season and Cole Perfetti adding his 4th.

Vladislav Namestnikov opened the scoring for the Jets, now with 3 goals this season. Alex Iafallo scored his first goal of the year on a power play, while Dylan Samberg found the net for the 3rd time this season.

Winnipeg’s defense allowed the first two goals of the game, both in the first period, and another from Tampa Bay at the 6:51 mark of the third period, which tied the game at 4-4. Connor Hellebuyck made 26 saves with a save percentage of 86.7%. The Jets’ defense also recorded 5 takeaways and 31 hits.

• Through their last three games, the Jets have a record of 3-0. Their strong play has also resulted in an puck line mark of 2-1 (last 3). They had an over/under mark of 1-2 in those same games.
• Over their last ten regular season games, the Jets have gone 7-3 straight up. Across these games, their puck line record was just 5-5, while posting an over-under record of 2-8.

The Lean

For a moneyline bet, I’m backing the Jets to secure a victory over the Oilers at home. With the moneyline currently set at -117, I’m locking in my bet on the Jets straight-up.

When it comes to a puck line pick, our choice is the Jets to secure the win and cover. Expect the Jets to dominate this one with a multi-goal win over the Oilers.

For those looking at the over/under line set at 6 goals, our expectation is that this game will surpass that mark, and we suggest making a bet on the over.

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Jets Chase Franchise-First Presidents’ Trophy in Showdown With Oilers

The Winnipeg Jets are just one point away from claiming their first-ever Presidents’ Trophy, and they’ll have a golden opportunity to clinch it on home ice Sunday against an Edmonton Oilers team limping toward the playoffs. While the game won’t shift playoff seeds for either team, the stakes remain sky-high — especially for a Jets squad looking to cap a historic regular season.

If you’re planning to ride the wave into the postseason, this game is packed with implications — and a great time to check out reliable NHL expert picks and predictions before the puck drops.

Jets on the Brink of History

Saturday night’s 5-4 shootout win over the Blackhawks not only secured Winnipeg the top spot in the Central Division and Western Conference — it also set the table for a shot at league-wide supremacy. With one point on Sunday, the Jets (55-21-4, 114 points) will capture the Presidents’ Trophy for the first time in franchise history.

“It’s taken us 80 games to get this division,” said Jets coach Scott Arniel. “It’s been a grind… To get that over and done with, it’s a relief.”

Josh Morrissey led the charge with two goals, Kyle Connor contributed a goal and an assist, and Cole Perfetti sealed the win with a clutch shootout goal — his first-ever attempt in that format. The victory marked Winnipeg’s third straight and continued their dominance heading into the final game.

However, there was concern for Nikolaj Ehlers, who exited after a collision with a linesman. Arniel confirmed it may be related to a previous injury, and his status remains day-to-day.

McDavid Sparks Surging Oilers Amid Injury Chaos

Edmonton (46-28-5, 97 points) comes in with its own momentum — and its own set of injury headaches. Since returning from a lower-body injury, Connor McDavid has racked up seven assists in the Oilers’ last two wins. He now joins an elite club as just the fourth player in NHL history with five consecutive 70-assist seasons.

“He’s made a huge difference. He’s the best player in the world for a reason,” said Corey Perry. “He comes in and looks like Connor McDavid — that’s just who he is.”

Friday’s 4-2 win over San Jose also saw strong outings from Evan Bouchard and Adam Henrique, but it came at a cost. Mattias Ekholm and Zach Hyman both left with undisclosed injuries, adding to a growing list that already includes Leon Draisaitl, Jake Walman, Trent Frederic, and Evander Kane.

Despite the short bench, McDavid continues to elevate the play of those around him.

“He can score or get an assist every shift… he leads by example,” said goaltender Calvin Pickard.

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Recent History Favors Winnipeg

The Jets have had the upper hand in recent matchups with the Oilers, winning four of the last six, including the last two. Their most recent clash on March 20 ended in dramatic fashion — a 4-3 overtime win thanks to a game-winner from Kyle Connor.

With McDavid likely to play and the Jets eyeing a major milestone, this has all the makings of a compelling finale to the regular season, even as both clubs prepare for the next chapter.