The Edmonton Oilers remain on the road for Game 2 of their best-of-seven Western Conference semifinals series against the Vancouver Canucks on Friday night.
Vancouver emerged as victors in the opening game of this series in dramatic style, rallying from a three-goal deficit to down Edmonton 5-4 to draw first blood in the series.
Will the Oilers rebound from their collapse or will the Canucks seize a 2-0 series advantage?
Here, GOAL brings you all the information you need to know about this NHL match, including how to watch, team news, key results and head-to-head results.
Vancouver Canucks vs Edmonton Oilers: Date & Puck-Drop time
| Date | Friday, May 10, 2024 |
| Time | 10:00pm ET/ 7:00pm PT |
| Arena | Rogers Arena |
| Location | Vancouver, Canada |
The NHL Playoffs Second Round Game 2 between Vancouver Canucks and Edmonton Oilers takes place at the Rogers Arena in Vancouver, Canada on Friday, May 10, 2024. The game will begin at 10:00 pm ET/7:00 pm PT.
How to watch Vancouver Canucks vs Edmonton Oilers NHL Game on TV & stream live online
In the States, you can catch all the action of the thrilling NHL match between the Vancouver Canucks and the Edmonton Oilers live on TNT. Fans without access to these channels can stream the match through the streaming service Max.
Plans for Max start at under $10 a month. Max With Ads is available for $9.99/month($99.99/year), and ad-free plans are priced at $15.99/month ($149.99/year) or $19.99/month ($199.99/year).
Vancouver Canucks vs Edmonton Oilers Team News & Key Leaders
Vancouver Canucks
Vancouver looked dead and buried midway through Game 1, but rallied from behind to earn the win.
Brock Boeser has been a major force in the playoffs, leading the team with four goals and three assists. JT Miller has been solid in the playoffs with two goals and five assists.
Dakota Joshua has been a pleasant surprise, with three goals and four assists so far in the playoffs. Quinn Hughes has remained consistent with five assists.
Goaltender Arturs Silovs got the start in Game 1 of the series, allowing four goals from just 18 shots. He’s slated to be in the net again here, with Casey DeSmith and Thatcher Demko injured.
Edmonton Oilers
Forward Adam Henrique is dealing with a lower-body injury and isn't expected to feature. Mattias Janmark will likely slot into Henrique's place on Edmonton's top line.
The Oilers imploded in Game 1, but have the offensive firepower to cause problems here.
Connor McDavid has carried over his form into the playoffs with a goal and 12 assists in the playoffs. Leon Draisaitl, who is now listed day-to-day on the injury report, has been solid with five goals and seven assists in the postseason. Meanwhile, goals have arrived from an unlikely source in Zach Hyman. He has nine goals and an assist.
Goaltender Stuart Skinner should be back in goal but he'll need to bounce back from a poor performance in Game 1 when he conceded five goals from just 24 shots.
Head-to-Head Record
These two teams faced each other four times this season with Vancouver winning all four matchups.
| Date | Match | Competition |
|---|---|---|
| 08/05/24 | Vancouver Canucks 5-4 Edmonton Oilers | NHL |
| 14/04/24 | Edmonton Oilers 1-3 Vancouver Canucks | NHL |
| 07/11/23 | Vancouver Canucks 6-2 Edmonton Oilers | NHL |
| 15/10/23 | Edmonton Oilers 3-4 Vancouver Canucks | NHL |
| 12/10/23 | Vancouver Canucks 8-1 Edmonton Oilers | NHL |
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