Boston vs New York Rangers Prediction 28 November 2025
🔊 Boston will host the Rangers on their home ice as part of the NHL regular season. The hosts, after a burst of activity, have started alternating between victories and defeats, which has negatively impacted their standings. The visitors, meanwhile, are struggling to overcome the effects of a slump that hit them in mid-November.
Head-to-Head
In 2025 (but not in the current season), the opponents faced each other five times, including twice in friendly matches. The overall advantage in victories remains with the current hosts, standing at 3-2. It's worth noting that most of these encounters were fiercely contested and featured a high scoring rate. Fewer than five goals were recorded in only one of these meetings during this period.
Head-to-head statistics Boston - New York Rangers

Boston Bruins Team Overview
Marco Sturm's squad have slightly lost momentum in the latter half of November. With only three wins in their last seven games, they are teetering on the edge of slipping out of the playoff spots in the East. Interestingly, at this point, their goals scored and goals conceded tally has evened out at exactly 78 each. However, it's tough to expect further progress from the hosts. They play quite aggressively in the offensive zone but sometimes make costly mistakes in front of their own net.
Match Results: Boston Bruins

New York Rangers Team Overview
The New York club continues to show significant inconsistency, playing strictly in short streaks. In the latter half of November, they suffered four consecutive defeats before bouncing back with two wins. These fluctuations have plagued the team throughout nearly the entire season. As a result, the Rangers remain outside the playoff spots in the Eastern Conference, and their stats are far from encouraging, with 65 goals scored and 65 conceded.
Match Results: New York Rangers
🏒 Projected Lineups
Boston: Swayman - Aspirot, Zadorov - Pastrnak, Zacha, Khusnutdinov
Rangers: Shesterkin - Gavrikov, Fox - Panarin, Trocheck, Brodzinski
🥅 Goalkeepers
Boston's goaltender Jeremy Swayman is back at an elite level. The American seems eager to make the Olympic roster. He's averaging a 91.5% save percentage, but the key here is his consistent improvement.
Rangers' goalie Igor Shesterkin continues to maintain an exceptional standard, even as his team lingers outside the leading pack. The former SKA player averages a 91.1% save percentage, has recorded one shutout, and plays with remarkable composure.