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New York Rangers vs Edmonton Oilers prediction

Lines

Lines from the last game · may change

New York Rangers

Last game: Oct 22

1st line

15:49 together at 5-on-5

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13Alexis Lafrenière LW19:038614
93Mika Zibanejad C21:363811
94Gabe Perreault RW19:23415

30 points this season

Goalies: Dylan Garand #33 (Projected) · Spencer Martin #41 (Backup)

Edmonton Oilers

Last game: Oct 22

1st line

12:41 together at 5-on-5

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29Leon Draisaitl LW24:25101121
97Connor McDavid C25:0282331
92Vasily Podkolzin RW18:057512

64 points this season

Goalies: Tristan Jarry #35 (Projected) · Devon Levi #27 (Backup)

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How we read the lines

From the NHL’s shift charts, the three forwards and the two defencemen who shared the most 5-on-5 ice time, ranked by time on ice. Coaches shuffle lines often, so treat them as a guide until puck drop. Power-play and penalty-kill units: the five (on the power play) or four (on the penalty kill) skaters who were on the ice together the longest in that situation. TOI: ice time in that game. G, A, P: goals, assists and points this season.

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Goalie duel

Projected

Projected from recent starts · confirmed at puck drop

Dylan Garand NEW

.915 save percentage

2.30 GAA · 4–3–1 · 1 shutout · 7 starts

Tristan Jarry EDM

.873 save percentage

2.97 GAA · 2–0–1 · 3 starts

Back-up expected: second night of a back-to-back

Teams do not name their goalie before the game. We expect the No. 1 unless his team played the night before, when the back-up usually starts; last season that call was right about two times in three. Our win chances do not depend on it.

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Team leaders

New York RangersThis seasonEdmonton Oilers

Season totals in this competition from the scoresheets so far (10 games per team); current squads only.

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Recent form

W win · OTL loss in overtime or a shootout · L loss in regulation

Head to head

No recent meetings on record.

Also scheduled

Other games that day