How to Watch New York Rangers vs. Boston Bruins: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time – 11-25-2023

A pair of the top teams in the Eastern Conference, the New York Rangers (second at 14-3-1) and the Boston Bruins (first at 14-2-3), square off on Saturday, November 25 at 1:00 PM ET on ESPN+, MSG, and NESN.

Rangers vs. Bruins Game Info

• Game Day: Saturday, November 25, 2023
• Game Time: 1:00 PM ET
• TV: NHL Network

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Rangers and Bruins Stats, Key Players, and Injuries

Rangers Insights

• The Rangers rank 16th in the league with 58 goals scored (3.2 per game).
• Defensively, the Rangers are the stingiest squad in league action, allowing 40 total goals (just 2.2 per game).
• They have the league’s fourth-best goal differential at +18.
• The 17 power-play goals the Rangers have scored this season (fifth-most in the NHL) have come on 57 power-play chances.
• The Rangers rank third in the league with a 29.82% power-play conversion rate.
• The one shorthanded goal the Rangers have scored this season rank 20th among NHL squads.
• The Rangers’ 86.67% penalty-kill success rate is sixth-best in the league.
• The Rangers win the second-highest percentage of faceoffs in the NHL, 54.7%.
• The Rangers shoot 11.1% as a team (10th in the league).
• The Rangers have shut out opponents twice this season. They average 16.2 hits and 18.1 blocked shots per game.

Rangers Key Players

• One of New York’s top offensive players this season is Artemi Panarin, who has put up 26 points in 18 games.
• Having scored 11 goals and adding six assists, Chris Kreider is an important piece of the offense for New York through 18 games.
• On 29 shots (for five goals) and 10 assists, Vincent Trocheck has contributed 15 points this season.
• As New York’s top goalie, Jonathan Quick has recorded 5 wins and 0 losses this season while allowing 11 goals with 174 saves.

Rangers Injuries

Adam Fox: Lower Body (Out),

Filip Chytil: Upper Body (Out)

Bruins Insights

• The Bruins are eighth in the league in scoring (64 goals, 3.4 per game).
• The Bruins’ total of 43 goals conceded (only 2.3 per game) is second in the league.
• Their +21 goal differential is third-best in the league.
• The Bruins have 14 power-play goals (12th in NHL) on 63 chances.
• The Bruins have the NHL’s 10th-best power-play percentage (22.22).
• The Bruins’ have the second-best penalty kill percentage (89.04).
• The Bruins are 12th in faceoff win rate in the NHL (51%).
• The 10.7% shooting percentage of the Bruins is 13th in the league.
• The Bruins have shut out their opponent once. They are averaging 16.7 hits and 16.4 blocked shots per game.

Bruins Key Players

• David Pastrnak’s 30 points make him an important offensive option for Boston. He has 12 goals and 18 assists in 19 games.
• Brad Marchand has helped lead the offense for Boston this season with seven goals and 12 assists.
• Boston’s Charlie Coyle is among the leaders on the team with 16 total points (seven goals and nine assists).
• Linus Ullmark has a .932 save percentage (sixth-best in the league), with 260 total saves, conceding 19 goals (2.1 goals against average). He has put together a 7-1-1 record this season.

Bruins Injuries

Matt Grzelcyk: Upper Body (Out),

Morgan Geekie: Upper Body (Out)