Oilers vs. Rangers Prediction, Odds & Props for Nov. 9: Edmonton W

Author Jason Green | Published at November 9, 2026
Oilers vs. Rangers prediction for non-conference clash. We have some great picks and player props for this game.
Oct 22, 2026; Edmonton, Alberta, CAN; Edmonton Oilers forward Leon Draisaitl (29) celebrates after scoring a goal against the Carolina Hurricanes during the third period at Rogers Place. Mandatory Credit: Perry Nelson-Imagn Images

A hot New York Rangers team heads west to take on the Pacific Division-leading Edmonton Oilers in a non-conference game. In this comprehensive Oilers vs. Rangers prediction, you can get the latest lines and betting trends, the likely starting goalie matchup, player props, and more.

The Rangers (10-7-1) enter this game on a three-game winning streak and sit third in the Metropolitan Division. The Oilers (12-3-3) lost two in a row before winning their last game.

These teams met in the Big Apple before the Rangers' current win streak, when Edmonton beat them 4-1.

Oilers vs. Rangers Odds

Here are the odds for tonight’s game from Sports Interaction Sportsbook:

The Oilers are the favourite in this game, and for new bettors, an example of a moneyline bet: you bet $100 on the underdog Rangers to win $130, and $160 on the favored Oilers to win $100.

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The Oilers gave up nine goals in two straight losses before a 4-2 home win over a woeful Vancouver Canucks team with the fewest points in the NHL. Leon Draisaitl scored two goals, Connor McDavid recorded two assists, and Devon Levi allowed two goals on just 22 shots.

McDavid leads the league by a wide margin in points, with two goals and nine assists over the last five games. Draisaitl is tied with Minnesota’s Kirill Kaprizov for the most goals in the NHL, and he's been hot, with four goals in his last three games and six assists in his last five.

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In the Rangers' three-game win streak, they have allowed only six goals, while in the four losses before that, they gave up 22.

In New York’s last game, they snapped their five-game road losing streak with a 4-3 win over the Seattle Kraken. In the win, four players lit the lamp: Alexis Lafreniere and Mika Zibanejad each had two assists, and Joonas Korpisalo made 25 of 28 saves.

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Key Stats

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Probable Starting Goalies

Oilers

Devon Levi (7-1-0, 2.97 GAA, .889 save %) and Tristan Jarry (4-1-3, 2.57 GAA, .902 save %) have each gotten eight starts, and with Levi going in the last game, Jarry will likely get the nod. He gave up three goals in a 4-3 shootout loss to the New Jersey Devils in his last start, after pitching a shutout in each of his previous two starts.

Matt Tomkins has only two starts and was in between the pipes in the recent win over the Rangers, giving up only one goal, but he allowed five in his last start.

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Rangers

The Rangers did not play Sunday, and Korpisalo's start was his first of the season after recovering from a foot injury. #1 G Dyland Garand (6-6-1, 2.52 GAA, .906 save %) will likely start against Edmonton and has allowed only three goals in his last start, down from 15 in his four starts before that.

Oilers vs. Rangers Prediction: Oilers Moneyline (-160)

While the Rangers are the hotter team, they have only two road wins this season and lost badly, 4-1, to the Oilers on home ice four games back. Edmonton is coming off a win, and as the league's highest-scoring team, they will take it to New York, as in their recent meeting, and get the win.

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