2025-26 Edmonton Oilers Season Schedule


The Edmonton Oilers will try to finally win a Stanley Cup after falling to the Florida Panthers again in last year's championship series, but they'll open the 2025-26 season against their provincial rival, the Calgary Flames on October 8th in a nationally televised game on Sportsnet and Sportsnet+.


Here's your 2025-26 Edmonton Oilers season schedule (all times are MT and are subject to change), with all games heard locally on 880 CHED-AM:


October 2025

Wednesday, October 8th - vs. Calgary Flames (8pm, Sportsnet and Sportsnet+)

Saturday, October 11th - vs. Vancouver Canucks (8pm, Hockey Night in Canada)

Tuesday, October 14th - at New York Rangers (5pm)

Thursday, October 16th - at New York Islanders (5pm)

Saturday, October 18th - at New Jersey Devils (1:30pm)

Sunday, October 19th - at Detroit Red Wings (1pm)

Tuesday, October 21st - at Ottawa Senators (5pm)

Thursday, October 23rd - vs. Montreal Canadiens (7pm)

Saturday, October 25th - at Seattle Kraken (8pm, Hockey Night in Canada)

Sunday, October 26th - at Vancouver Canucks (8pm)

Tuesday, October 28th - vs. Utah Mammoth (7:30pm)

Thursday, October 30th - vs. New York Rangers (7pm)


November 2025

Saturday, November 1st - vs. Chicago Blackhawks (8pm, Hockey Night in Canada)

Monday, November 3rd - at St. Louis Blues (6:30pm)

Tuesday, November 4th - at Dallas Stars (6pm)

Saturday, November 8th - vs. Colorado Avalanche (8pm, Hockey Night in Canada)

Monday, November 10th - vs. Columbus Blue Jackets (6:30pm, Prime Video)

Wednesday, November 12th - at Philadelphia Flyers (5:30pm, Sportsnet and Sportsnet+)

Thursday, November 13th - at Columbus Blue Jackets (5pm)

Saturday, November 15th - at Carolina Hurricanes (5pm, Hockey Night in Canada)

Monday, November 17th - at Buffalo Sabres (5pm)

Wednesday, November 19th - at Washington Capitals (5pm, Sportsnet and Sportsnet+)

Thursday, November 20th - at Tampa Bay Lightning (5pm)

Saturday, November 22nd - at Florida Panthers (5pm, Hockey Night in Canada)

Tuesday, November 25th - vs. Dallas Stars (7pm)

Saturday, November 29th - at Seattle Kraken (2pm)


December 2025

Tuesday, December 2nd - vs. Minnesota Wild (7pm)

Thursday, December 4th - vs. Seattle Kraken (7pm)

Saturday, December 6th - vs. Winnipeg Jets (8pm, Hockey Night in Canada)

Tuesday, December 9th - vs. Buffalo Sabres (7pm)

Thursday, December 11th - vs. Detroit Red Wings (7pm)

Saturday, December 13th - at Toronto Maple Leafs (5pm, Hockey Night in Canada)

Sunday, December 14th - at Montreal Canadiens (5pm)

Tuesday, December 16th - at Pittsburgh Penguins (5pm)

Thursday, December 18th - at Boston Bruins (5pm)

Saturday, December 20th - at Minnesota Wild (1pm)

Sunday, December 21st - vs. Vegas Golden Knights (6pm)

Thursday, December 23rd - vs. Calgary Flames (7pm)

Saturday, December 27th - at Calgary Flames (8pm, Hockey Night in Canada)

Monday, December 29th - at Winnipeg Jets (5:30pm, Prime Video)

Wednesday, December 31st (New Year's Eve) - vs. Boston Bruins (7:30pm)


January 2026

Saturday, January 3rd - vs. Philadelphia Flyers (1:30pm)

Tuesday, January 6th - vs. Nashville Predators (7pm)

Thursday, January 8th - at Winnipeg Jets (6pm)

Saturday, January 10th - vs. Los Angeles Kings (8pm, Hockey Night in Canada)

Monday, January 12th - at Chicago Blackhawks (6:30pm)

Tuesday, January 13th - at Nashville Predators (6pm)

Thursday, January 15th - vs. New York Islanders (7pm)

Saturday, January 17th - at Vancouver Canucks (8pm, Hockey Night in Canada)

Sunday, January 18th - vs. St. Louis Blues (6pm)

Tuesday, January 20th - vs. New Jersey Devils (8pm)

Thursday, January 22nd - vs. Pittsburgh Penguins (7pm)

Saturday, January 24th - vs. Washington Capitals (8pm, Hockey Night in Canada)

Monday, January 26th - vs. Anaheim Ducks (6:30pm, Prime Video)

Thursday, January 29th - vs. San Jose Sharks (7pm)

Saturday, January 31st - vs. Minnesota Wild (8pm, Hockey Night in Canada)


February 2026

Tuesday, February 3rd - vs. Toronto Maple Leafs (6:30pm)

Wednesday, February 4th - at Calgary Flames (8pm)

Olympic break from the 5th to the 24th

Wednesday, February 25th - at Anaheim Ducks (8:30pm)

Thursday, February 26th - at Los Angeles Kings (8:30pm)

Saturday, February 28th - at San Jose Sharks (2pm)


March 2026

Tuesday, March 3rd - vs. Ottawa Senators (7pm)

Friday, March 6th - vs. Carolina Hurricanes (7pm)

Sunday, March 8th - at Vegas Golden Knights (7:30pm)

Tuesday, March 10th - at Colorado Avalanche (8pm)

Thursday, March 12th - at Dallas Stars (6pm)

Friday, March 13th - at St. Louis Blues (6pm)

Sunday, March 15th - vs. Nashville Predators (6pm)

Tuesday, March 17th - vs. San Jose Sharks (7pm)

Thursday, March 19th - vs. Florida Panthers (7pm)

Saturday, March 21st - vs. Tampa Bay Lightning (8pm, Hockey Night in Canada)

Tuesday, March 24th - at Utah Mammoth (7pm)

Thursday, March 26th - at Vegas Golden Knights (7:30pm)

Saturday, March 28th - vs. Anaheim Ducks (1:30pm)

Tuesday, March 31st - vs. Seattle Kraken (7pm)


April 2026

Thursday, April 2nd - vs. Chicago Blackhawks (7pm)

Saturday, April 4th - vs. Vegas Golden Knights (8pm, Hockey Night in Canada)

Tuesday, April 7th - at Utah Mammoth (7:30pm)

Wednesday, April 8th - at San Jose Sharks (8:30pm)

Saturday, April 11th - at Los Angeles Kings (2pm)

Monday, April 13th - vs. Colorado Avalanche (7:30pm)

Thursday, April 16th - vs. Vancouver Canucks (7pm)


More details including regional TV information will be published at a later date.

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