The Edmonton Oilers (37-20-2) and Boston Bruins (36-13-14) will showcase their talents against one another for the second time this season on Tuesday, March 5 at 7:30 PM ET at the TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts. The Oilers have a slight chance of success on the road, as they are favored with a moneyline at -125.

The Oilers have won their last four straight games, which helps them have excellent momentum. Their latest win was a 6-1 showing against the Pittsburgh Penguins, where the Oilers scored four goals unanswered in the second period.

They presently hold a 17-12-0 record while playing away, with an opportunity to bolster it against a formidable adversary. Zach Hyman leads the squad with 42 goals, placing him third in total scoring for the season.

Looking at their offense, they average 3.56 goals per game, firing 33.6 shots on goal per match. Their power play performance includes 47 goals scored and 40 allowed, resulting in a 26.9 power play percentage that slightly exceeds that of the Bruins.

On the defensive end, they restrict opponents to an average of 2.92 goals and 28.3 shots per game, demonstrating a slight defensive superiority compared to their offensive capabilities. Their penalty kill rate stands at 79.5.

The Bruins have gone 2-3 in their last five games, but are coming off of a recent win. Their latest success was a 4-1 performance over the Toronto Maple Leafs, where they got off to a 2-0 start to end their first period.

At their home arena, the team boasts a 19-7-5 record, offering a promising chance for victory given their impressive stats. David Pastrnak stands out as the leading force with 90 points, including 38 goals and 52 assists.

Their offensive prowess is evident, averaging 3.32 goals and 30.1 shots per game. The power play performance showcases 45 goals scored and 40 allowed, resulting in a respectable 23.6 power play percentage.

Defensively, the Bruins maintain a solid balance, allowing an average of 2.73 goals and 31.5 shots per game. The intriguing aspect lies in their effective equilibrium between offense and defense. With an 81.7 penalty kill percentage, their home advantage sets the stage for success.

According to the latest NHL betting forecasts from MyBookie, the Edmonton Oilers hold a promising chance for success away from home. Their recent achievements highlight their readiness for another significant challenge, demonstrating their ability to handle it adeptly.

The last time these two played was back at the end of February, with the Bruins winning 6-5 in overtime. The Bruins have unappealing momentum in comparison to the Oilers, giving them a chance to win on the road.