Predicted Oilers Lineup Tonight: Edmonton's projected lines for game against Seattle Kraken | Nov. 29, 2025 

The Edmonton Oilers will be taking on Pacific Division rivals, Seatlle Kraken, on Saturday at the Climate Pledge Arena, puck drop scheduled for 4 p.m. ET ( 2 p.m. MT. Edmonton are 10-10-5, and have lost four of their last five games, with the most recent defeat being a 8-3 beatdown by the Dallas Stars.

The Seatlle Kraken are sitting in a playoff spot, being 3rd in the Pacific Division with a 11-6-6 record. Seattle took down the star-studded Oilers 3-2, during their first meeting of the 2025-26 season on Oct. 25. 2025.

Oilers projected lineups vs. Kraken (Subject to change)

The Oilers will miss Jack Roslovic for a couple weeks, after the forward sustained an injury in the 8-3 loss game vs. the Stars. Ryan Nugent-Hopkins is expected to return to the lineup after missing games since Nov. 8.

Forward Kasperi Kapanen suffered a setback in his return from injury and will be out for an extended period of time. He was evidently livid after team practice on Thursday, and angrily knocked down a stack of hockey sticks on his way out of the ice.

Forwards:

Savoie - McDavid - Hyman

Podkolzin - Draisaitl - Mangiapane

Henrique - Nugent-Hopkins - Janmark

Frederic - Lazar - Clattenburg

Defencemen:

Ekholm - Bouchard

Nurse - Regula

Kulak - Emberson

Goaltenders:

Skinner

Pickard

"It's unfortunate losing those guys. We were very optimistic getting guys back - Lazar, Nugent-Hopkins and Kapanen, those three coming back was great news - and we knew Walman was getting close. But of those guys, Lazar and Nugent-Hopkins are the only two, and then you lose a couple more, but it is what it is. Every team goes through injuries," said Oilers heach coach Kris Knoblauch in his update about Edmonton's roster vs. Kraken.

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Seattle Kraken's projected lineup vs. Edmonton (Subject to change)

Kraken forward Jaden Schwartz is expected to miss six weeks with a lower-body injury. Winger Kaapo Kakko practiced on Friday, in a red no-contact jersey, and could potentially make his return on Saturday night vs. Edmonton.

"I think he's progressing nicely, he's getting closer - which is nice to see," said Kraken head coach Lane Lambert about Kaapo Kakko's status.

Forwards:

Marchment - Beniers - Eberle

McMann - Stephenson - Tolvanen

Catton - Gaudreau - Kakko

Kartye - Wright - Winterton

Defencemen:

Dunn - Larsson

Lindgren - Montour

Evans - Oleksiak

Goaltenders:

Daccord

Grubauer