The Edmonton Oilers come home as they look to take control of the series with the Dallas Stars. It is time to continue our NHL odds series with a Stars-Oilers Game 3 prediction and pick.

The first game of the series did not see a goal in the first period, but after a scoreless first, Leon Draisaitl scored to make it 1-0 just 58 seconds into the second period. Zach Hyman would add a goal just three minutes later to make it 2-0. Then, Tyler Seguin scored less than two minutes after Hyman to close the gap. It would be Seguin who would tie the game late in the third as well. After a scoreless first overtime, it would just take 32 seconds into the second overtime for the game to end. Connor McDavid found the back of the net to win the game.

In game two, there was no wait for goals. Jamie Benn scored 3:39 into the game to give the Stars the lead. Connor Brown scored less than a minute later to tie the game. There would be no goals for the next 40 minutes, but 3:31 into the third period, Mason Marchment scored to give the Stars the lead again. Esa Lindell added an empty net goal, and the Stars would win 3-1.

Here are the NHL Odds, courtesy of FanDuel. 

Stanley Cup Playoffs Odds: Stars-Oilers Game 3 Odds

Dallas Stars: +1.5 (-245)

Moneyline: +108

Edmonton Oilers: -1.5 (+198)

Moneyline: -130

Over: 5.5 (-120)

Under: 5.5 (-102)

How to Watch Stars vs. Oilers Game 3

Time: 8:30 PM ET/ 5:30 PM PT

TV: TNT

Stream: fuboTV (Click for free trial)

Why The Stars Will Cover The Spread/Win

The Stars have been led in the playoffs by Wyatt Johnston. He has seven goals and six assists so far in the playoffs, after having 32 goals and 33 assists in the regular season. He also has two goals and an assist on the power play. Johnston had just three goals and seven assists on the power play in the regular season. Jason Robertson led the team in the regular season and is continuing that in the playoffs. He had 29 goals and 51 assists in the regular season. This gave him 80 total points. In the playoffs, he has three goals and ten assists, with two of the goals and four assists coming on the power play.

Meanwhile, Miro Heiskanen continues to be great. The Blue Liner was one of the top producers in the regular season and continues to do so. In the playoffs, he has five goals and nine assists, good for 14 total points. He also has three goals and four assists on the power play. Also adding production is Jamie Benn. Benn has now scored four times and has seven assists in the playoffs.

Jake Oettinger will be in goal for this one for the Stars. He has been solid in the playoffs. Oettinger has 2.04 goals against average and a .922 save percentage. Last time out, he saved 28 of 29 shots in the win. So far this year, Oettinger has saved 63 of 67 shots. He has also been above a .920 save percentage in five of the last six games.

Why The Oilers Will Cover The Spread/Win

The Oilers need to get major production from their major players to win in this one./ Connor McDavid has continued to play well in the playoffs. He has three goals and 20 assists in the playoffs, with a goal and ten assists on the power play.  McDavid led the team all year, having 32 goals and 100 assists in the regular season, while also having seven goals and 37 assists on the power play.

Leon Draisaitl also has been solid. He has scored nine goals and has 16 assists this year in the playoffs, good for 25 points. He also has six goals and six assists on the power play. Draisaitl was second on the team in points this year, having 41 goals and 15 assists. Meanwhile, goals have been coming from Zach Hyman here in the playoffs. He has 112 goals so far in the playoffs and has two assists. This is not abnormal for Hyman. He led the team with 54 goals in the regular season.  The Oilers have also received help from the blue line in the playoffs, as Evan Bouchard has five goals and 16 assists.  Bouchard was third on the team in points in the regular season, having 82 of them.

Stuart Skinner is expected to be in goals for the Oilers in this one. He has made 12 starts in the playoffs, with a 2.65 goals-against average and a .890 save percentage. He was solid last time out but did not quite do enough. In the last gmae, he stopped 22 of 24 shots, good for a .917 save percentage, but he took the loss.

Final Stars-Oilers Prediction & Pick

Both of these teams can score a high volume of goals. This will come down to goaltending then. Stuart Skinner has been solid in this series, but he struggled some in the series with the Canucks. If any of those struggles return, the Stars are going to win. Jake Oettinger has been the better goalie, and that will be the difference in this one.

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Final Stars-Oilers Prediction & Pick: Stars ML (+108)