How to Watch Edmonton Oilers vs. New York Rangers: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time - 10-26-2023

The Edmonton Oilers (1-4-1, riding a three-game losing streak) host the New York Rangers (4-2) at Rogers Place. The contest on Thursday, October 26 starts at 9:00 PM ET on ESPN+ and MSG.

Oilers vs. Rangers Game Info

Game Day: Thursday, October 26, 2023
Game Time: 9:00 PM ET
TV Channel: MSG (Regional restrictions may apply)

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Oilers and Rangers Stats, Key Players, and Injuries

Oilers Insights

The Oilers’ 17 total goals (2.8 per game) rank 19th in the NHL.
The Oilers have conceded 27 total goals (4.5 per game), ranking 31st in league play in goals against.
They have the league’s 30th-ranked goal differential at -10.
The seven power-play goals the Oilers have put up this season (sixth-most in the NHL) have come on 25 power-play chances.
The Oilers have the league’s ninth-best power-play conversion rate (28%).
The Oilers kill 75% of opponent power plays, the 20th-ranked penalty-kill percentage in the league.
The Oilers have the 11th-ranked faceoff win rate in the NHL, at 52%.
The Oilers shoot 9% as a team (17th in the league).
The Oilers have not earned a shutout this season. Their skaters average 20.7 hits and 10.7 blocked shots per game.

Oilers Key Players

One of Edmonton’s top offensive players this season is Leon Draisaitl, who has put up 11 points in six games.
Having scored two goals and adding six assists, Evan Bouchard is a strong contributor for Edmonton through six games.
Connor McDavid has created eight points for Edmonton in five games this season, netting a goal on 15.4% of his shots and recording two goals and six assists.
Stuart Skinner (0-1-1) has a 1.8 goals against average and a save percentage of 81.356 for Edmonton.

Oilers Injuries

Connor McDavid: Upper Body (Out)

Rangers Insights

With 18 goals (three per game), the Rangers have the NHL’s 16th-ranked offense.
The Rangers’ total of 13 goals conceded (just 2.2 per game) is fourth in the league.
With a goal differential of +5, they are seventh-best in the league.
With six power-play goals (on 20 chances), the Rangers are eighth-best in the NHL.
The Rangers’ power-play percentage (30) ranks them sixth in the league.
The Rangers have one shorthanded goal (seventh in league).
The 80% penalty-kill percentage of the Rangers is 15th in the NHL.
At 53.1%, the Rangers have the league’s 10th-best faceoff win percentage.
The 10.5% shooting percentage of the Rangers is 11th in the league.
The Rangers have not shut out an opponent yet. They average 15.8 hits and 16.5 blocked shots per game.

Rangers Key Players

Artemi Panarin’s eight points make him a pivotal offensive option for New York. He has recorded three goals and five assists in six games.
Filip Chytil has posted six total points (one per game) this season. He has zero goals and six assists.
Chris Kreider has scored five goals on the season, chipping in one assist.
Jonathan Quick is 1-0-0 this season, collecting 27 saves and giving up one goal (0.2 goals against average) with a 96.429 save percentage (first in the league).