The claim regarding the Ducks allowing the fourth-most goals and the Oilers allowing the eighth-most goals is mentioned in a web search result about the 2026 playoffs. However, the provided evidence does not contain enough independent sources (only 1 web result mentions the specific ranking) to corroborate this claim across multiple independent reports.

The claim about the specific betting odds (-210 for Oilers, +172 for Ducks) is only present in web search results related to betting previews. No other independent sources confirm these specific odds.

The claim that the Oilers' 5-on-5 defense was 'not dominant but was not poor' is supported by a web search result discussing areas for improvement. However, this is based on a single context/article and lacks corroboration from other independent sources.

The claim that the Oilers finished with the 13th-best expected goals against and allowed the 13th-fewest high-danger scoring chances per game is mentioned in a web search result. While this specific data point is present, the evidence provided does not offer corroboration from multiple independent sources to confirm these exact rankings.

The claim that Anaheim ranked 28th in expected goals against and allowed the fourth-most high-danger scoring chances at 5-on-5 is mentioned in a web search result. Similar to Claim 3, this specific statistical combination is only present in one source, preventing a 'corroborated' verdict.

The claim that Anaheim's goaltenders finished with an .876 save percentage is mentioned in a web search result context, but the evidence provided does not include multiple independent sources confirming this specific statistic.