- Matchup: New York Rangers vs Edmonton Oilers
- Date: Monday, November 9, 2026
- Location: Rogers Place, Edmonton, AB
- Broadcast: MSG Network, Sportsnet
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On Monday, the Edmonton Oilers (11-3-3) will face off against the New York Rangers (9-7-1) at Rogers Place.

In their previous encounter, the New York Rangers secured a 3-2 victory over the Flyers. While their offensive performance wasn’t stellar, they managed to convert on 3 out of 28 shots taken. They capitalized on 1 of their 2 power play opportunities, while accumulating 2 penalty minutes during the match.
Throughout the season, the Rangers have netted 51 goals (ranking 17th in the NHL) and allowed 49 goals against them. Currently, they hold 19 points with a points percentage of .559. With 45 power play situations, New York has scored 9 times, achieving a power play success rate of 20.00%. At even strength, they’ve conceded 44 goals while firing 42 goals into the opponent’s net. The Rangers have taken a total of 434 shots, boasting an 11.8% shooting percentage. They’ve faced 450 shots, maintaining a save percentage of .891. Their opponents have had 53 power play chances (16th in the league), converting 5 of those into goals.
In goal for the Rangers will be Dylan Garand. Throughout his professional career, Garand has faced 34 goals against with a goals against average of 2.43 across 16 NHL games. His lifetime save percentage stands at .916 with a career record of 8-6-2, having started in 14 matches. With 10 quality starts, his quality start percentage is .714. Garand has dealt with 405 shots on goal, making 371 saves.
Conversely, the Edmonton Oilers recently suffered a narrow 5-4 defeat against the Ducks. They capitalized on 2 out of 6 power play opportunities and scored 4 goals from 27 shots on target.
This season, the Oilers have registered 435 shots (ranked 19th in the NHL) with a shooting percentage of 16.09%, while conceding 451 shots to their rivals. With a penalty kill percentage of 74.07% against 54 opposing power plays, their current save percentage is 88.7%. The Oilers have had 62 power play attempts and excel with a conversion rate of 33.87%. They’ve netted 49 goals at even strength and 21 goals (ranking 3rd in the league) through power plays, while conceding 51 goals, splitting into 37 at even strength and 14 during penalty kills. Thus far in the season, Edmonton boasts 70 goals, 25 points, and a points percentage of .735.
Guarding the net for Edmonton will be Devon Levi. Levi’s career record is 23-18-2 after participating in 46 games. He has achieved a quality start rate of 51.2%, totaling 22 quality starts. He has made 1,197 saves out of 1,340 shots, resulting in a save percentage of .893. Opponents average 3.33 goals per game against him, conceding a total of 143 goals throughout his career. Levi has started 43 games and played 109 minutes in total.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s NHL battle against the spread or the money line?
Recommendation: Back New York
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