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The Blackhawks are at the bottom of the Central Division at 16-31-5, the second-worst mark in the Western Conference. Edmonton is in a much better spot as it holds the lead in the Pacific Division and is looking to complete a sweep on a back-to-back that started with a 3-2 overtime win over the Blues in St. Louis to get to 33-16-4.

The Oilers are in the second half of a back-to-back as they visited the St. Louis Blues on Tuesday night. After a rough start to the 2024-25 season, Edmonton has righted the ship and rocketed up the standings. They come into Wednesday first in the Pacific Division, two points ahead of the Vegas Golden Knights.

Both the Oilers and Blackhawks have long-standing trends to the Under. Edmonton has gone Under the number in 31 of its last 56 road games (+5.70 Units / 9% ROI), and Chicago has hit the Under in 40 of its last 84 games (+3.75 Units / 4% ROI).

The Edmonton Oilers and their high-scoring offense led by Connor McDavid are always a treat to watch. On Wednesday night they will visit the United Center in Chicago to face the Blackhawks and their young star Connor Bedard.

The Chicago Blackhawks have a late start for their matchup against the Edmonton Oilers on Wednesday night at the United Center. The contest won’t start between the lowly Blackhawks (16-31-5) and Oilers (33-16-4) until 8:30 p.