Edmonton vs New York Rangers Prediction 10 November 2026
🔊 A week ago, the New York Rangers had no answer for the Edmonton Oilers’ attack. Now they have a chance to get revenge, though this time on the road. Since then, Mike Sullivan’s team have won three straight games and climbed to seventh in the Eastern Conference. The Oilers are in an even better position: second in their conference, 75 goals scored, and McDavid has recorded a point in every game since the start of the season. Still, even that attack could not prevent the Canadian team from losing twice recently. Can the Rangers take advantage, or will the home team come out on top again?
Dach scored twice as McDavid sparked the rout
📊 The teams met in New York on November 2. The visitors wasted no time feeling out their opponents: just 50 seconds in, Connor McDavid beat a defenceman and opened the scoring. Colton Dach scored soon after and later added a second into an empty net. Pavel Dorofeyev scored the Rangers’ only goal in the second period, cutting the deficit to 3-1. The hosts could not manage any more. Edmonton won 4-1, and Matt Tomkins, making his debut in goal, saved 28 of 29 shots. For New York, that night was another reminder of how dangerous their opponents can be if allowed to seize the initiative early.
Head-to-head statistics Edmonton - New York Rangers
Two leaders who are hard to stop
75 goals in 18 games - only one team has scored more than the Edmonton Oilers this season. The Oilers lead the Pacific Division with 27 points, and the main reason for their scoring is well known. Connor McDavid has 46 points (10+36) and has extended his assist streak to 18 games. Leon Draisaitl has scored 16 goals, including at least one in each of his last three games. With an attack like that, the hosts can turn around even a game that is going badly. Still, two losses before the game against Vancouver showed that even the leaders have difficult nights.
The Canucks made them work for it. The score was (1:1) after two periods, despite Edmonton’s clear edge in shots in the opening 20 minutes (12:4). The game was decided in the third. First, Jason Dickinson scored on a rebound in front of the net; then Draisaitl scored on the power play from a McDavid pass. Vancouver managed to cut the deficit, but Leon answered with an empty-net goal (4:2). Both leaders finished with three points. Devon Levi helped too: the goaltender returned to the lineup after missing seven games and made 20 saves.
Match Results: Edmonton Oilers
The wins are back, but the problems remain
Four straight losses at the end of October made life considerably harder for the New York Rangers. But they responded with three wins and now sit seventh in the East with 21 points from 18 games. Things are gradually improving in attack: the Rangers have scored at least four goals nine times this season. Defence is a different matter. Their goal difference is 55:52, and the seven goals they recently allowed against Ottawa are hard to forget. Igor Shesterkin is still out, while Sean Durzi and Joe Veleno will also be unavailable for the visitors.
The Rangers won in Seattle (4:3), but once again the finish was far from comfortable. Gabe Perreault opened the scoring for the second game in a row, and Pavel Dorofeyev also scored for the second straight game. Tye Kartye scored the first power-play goal of his career, while Adam Fox kept adding assists. The defenceman has 20 assists through 18 games; Brian Leetch’s previous club record was 19 games. Alexis Lafrenière added two assists, and Joonas Korpisalo won his debut game for the club. Four goals were enough to win, but allowing three again raised questions about the defence.
Match Results: New York Rangers
First-Period Prediction
Edmonton Oilers have scored fewer than 1.5 goals in the first period in ten straight home games. They have averaged 0.8 first-period goals at home this season and 0.86 in their recent home games. We pick Edmonton Oilers first-period team total under 1.5 goals at odds of 1.34.
Total Goals Prediction
Edmonton Oilers have scored more than 2.5 goals in seven straight games. New York Rangers have allowed an average of 3.63 goals per road game this season and 4.6 in their recent road games. We pick Edmonton Oilers team total over 2.5 goals for the game at odds of 1.4.
Reliable Bet
Over 4.5 total goals has landed in seven of the Rangers’ last eight games. Seven of Edmonton’s last eight home games have even had over 5.5 goals. We’re backing over 4.5 total goals at odds of 1.25.
*Odds are approximate and may vary between bookmakers.
⭐️ Editor's Pick
The New York Rangers have won three straight, but they have still had problems in their own end. Over their last five games, they have allowed an average of 3.2 goals. Against the Edmonton Oilers, those mistakes are especially dangerous: McDavid has been picking up points throughout the season, Draisaitl has scored in three straight games, and the Oilers have scored at least three goals in seven straight. Their recent game in New York ended with the Canadian team scoring four goals. Now they play at Rogers Place, where they just scored four against Vancouver. My pick - Edmonton Oilers team total over 3 goals.
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