New York Rangers vs. Edmonton Oilers Picks and Prediction, Thursday, October 30, 2025
In a non-conference matchup north of the border, the Edmonton Oilers host the New York Rangers. The Oilers (4-5-2) snapped their mini two-game skid, netting six goals in winning their last game, and the Rangers (4-5-2) had lost three in a row before a shutout win in their last game. Early this season in the Big Apple, Edmonton beat New York 2-0. Let’s hit the ice and check out this in-depth New York Rangers vs. Edmonton Oilers prediction. If you’re looking to cross-check the books and put some cash in your pocket, check out our free NHL picks!
Just a Little Better Defense for the Rangers
The Rangers had given up a total of 11 goals in two games before having a little better D in their last game in a 2-0 road win against the Vancouver Canucks. Sam Carrick and Mika Zibanejad lit the lamp, Adam Fox had two assists, and Jonathan Quick (2-1 2.03 GAA) stopped all 23 shots in the 64th shutout of his career. Top netminder Igor Shesterkin (2-4-2 2.25 GAA) may be back in between the pipes to face the Oilers and he was lit up for 11 goals in his last two starts while not giving up more than two goals in his first six starts.
On the season, New York ranks second to last in the league, only averaging 2.20 goals per game but ranks a solid tied for seventh in goals against (2.60). Fox leads the team with nine points (3 goals 6 assists) and has five assists and no goals over the last five games. Zibanejad and Taylor Raddysh are tied for the club lead with four goals apiece, with Raddysh getting three of them two games back in a hat trick. While the Rangers are 0-4-1 at home, they are 4-1-1 on the road.
Injuries
- Matt Rempe – Out
- Vincent Trocheck – Out
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Oilers Double-Up the Mammoth
After losing two in a row on the road, the Oilers were back at home in their last game, doubling up the Utah Mammoth in a 6-3 win. They came back from a 2-0 first period deficit to score five goals in the second period. Connor McDavid had two goals, and Leon Draisaitl and Mattias Ekholm each had a goal and an assist. Stuart Skinner (3-3-1 2.41 GAA) turned away 20 of 23 shots and has given up three goals in four of his last five starts, including his last two. Calvin Pickard (2-1-1 3.50 GAA) may get the nod to face the Rangers and has given up 14 goals in his last three starts after only giving up one in his season debut.
On the season, the Oilers are averaging 3.18 goals per game and rank tied for 17t,h giving up an average of 3.09 goals per game. McDavid leads the team with 14 points (3 goals 11 assists) and has three goals and four assists over the last five games. Draisaitl led the league in goals last season, ranks tied for second this season with eight, and has four goals in the last four games, including three in the last two games. On the season, Edmonton is 3-0-1 on home ice.
Injuries
- Mattias Janmark – day-to-day
- Kasperi Kapanen – Out
- Zach Hyman – Out
- Alec Regula – Out
Rangers vs. Oilers Pick
Money Line pick for Rangers vs. Oilers
- Pick: Oilers (+4 Units)
The Rangers had lost three in a row and six of seven games before a shutout win in their last game. The Oilers had lost two in a row before blowing up for six goals in winning their last game. New York is the second-lowest scoring team in the league and early this season, they were shut out at home in a 2-0 loss to the Oilers. Edmonton has been up and down on both sides of the ice this season, but the stars in McDavid and Draisaitl, who have three goals in the last two games, are starting to heat up. Regarding the New York Rangers vs. Edmonton Oilers, the Oilers will not kill it on the attack, but be solid and their D will play well against the low-scoring Rangers, getting their second win against them this season.
Over/Under Pick for Rangers vs. Oilers
- Under (+4 Units)
When these teams met in the Big Apple early this season, the total went Under in a 2-0 Oilers win and that is the pick I am leaning towards in this game. The Rangers are the second-lowest scoring team in the league, only averaging 2.20 goals per game. They have totaled nine goals in their last four game,s and while five came in one game, they were facing a San Jose Sharks team that ranks dead last in the NHL in GAA. The Oilers scored six goals in their last game but will not get nearly that many in this game against a good Rangers’ defense. Just like the first matchup this season, this game will be a low-scoring affair, so the Under is the pick.
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