Edmonton Oilers vs Vancouver Canucks: Live streaming options, where and how to watch game live on TV, channel list & more | October 4th 2024

The Edmonton Oilers take on the Vancouver Canucks today in the last preseason game for both teams.

The Oilers and Canucks previously faced off on Monday, which resulted in a close battle where the Oilers edged past the Canucks by a score of 3-2.

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Edmonton Oilers vs Vancouver Canucks game info

• Date and Time: October 4, 2024, at 10 p.m. EDT
• Venue: Rogers Arena, Vancouver
• Broadcast: ESPN+, Sportsnet
• Live Streaming: ESPN+
• Local channel: RDS

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Edmonton Oilers game preview

NHL: Preseason-Edmonton Oilers at Seattle Kraken - Source: Imagn

The Oilers have looked sharp throughout the preseason with plenty of goals scored; however, discipline while on defense has been questioned multiple times as the team has lost four of the last seven preseason games.

With the earlier win against the Canucks, the Oilers already seem to have the advantage on Vancouver and it will be interesting to see how the team responds in this game.

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Edmonton Oilers injuries

The long term absence of Evander Kane has been looming over the Oilers team as the player continues his recovery and aims to return to the roster in early 2025.

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Vancouver Canucks game preview

NHL: Preseason-Vancouver Canucks at Calgary Flames - Source: Imagn

The Canucks have had a mixed bag of performances winning three out of five preseason games so far. The loss to the Oilers must have stung the Canucks and the team will surely look to avenge that loss and head into the new season on a positive note.

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Vancouver Canucks injuries

Pius Suter, Akito Hirose and Teddy Blueger are all currently injured for the Canucks, the trio aims to return for the start of the season on Oct. 9 against the Calgary Flames.

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Oilers and Canucks key players

Connor McDavid, captain, has produced five assists and scored one goal in the preseason. McDavid played a vital role in the Oilers' Stanley Cup run last season, where the team missed out on the trophy despite a valiant effort.

J.T. Miller will surely have his eyes on starting the season with a bang, as he scored 115 points last season, and aims to repeat similar numbers for the Canucks this time around.