Battle of Alberta (NHL)

The Battle of Alberta
	Calgary Flames Edmonton Oilers
First meeting	October 22, 1980
Latest meeting	March 29, 2025
Next meeting	TBD
Statistics
Meetings total	300
All-time series	143–133–18–7 (CGY)
Regular season series	131–110–18–7 (CGY)
Postseason results	23–12 (EDM)
Largest victory	EDM 10–1 CGY; November 26, 1996
Longest win streak	CGY W9
Current win streak	EDM W2
Postseason history
	1983 division finals: Oilers won, 4–1; 1984 division finals: Oilers won, 4–3; 1986 division finals: Flames won, 4–3; 1988 division finals: Oilers won, 4–0; 1991 division semifinals: Oilers won, 4–3; 2022 second round: Oilers won, 4–1;

The Battle of Alberta refers to the rivalry between the National Hockey League's Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers. The rivalry is one of the fiercest regional rivalries in league history. Geography plays a heavy role in the rivalry as both teams are located on opposite sides of the Canadian province of Alberta. The two teams are based in the cities of Edmonton, the provincial capital, and Calgary, the province's most populous city. Both teams have met in the postseason six times and have combined for six Stanley Cup titles. The Flames lead the regular season record 131–110–18–7, while the Oilers lead the postseason matchups 23–12.