New York Rangers vs Edmonton Oilers: the Visiting Team to Win for the First Time

After a good doughnut over the Tampa Bay Lightning, the Rangers will host Edmonton. Will Gerard Gallant's team win another victory? Let's choose several options for the bet.

Yesterday's game at Madison Square Garden was the Rangers' second game against the Tampa Bay Lightning. In the first away match, the Rangers won in a shootout 4:3. In the next game, Andrei Vasilevsky joined the team - 3:0 in favour of the Rangers at the end of the first period and remained a key handicap until the end of the match. 4:0 - Mika Zibanejad shot a hat-trick, Igor Shestyorkin scored the second shutout of the season. A great victory for New York.

David G. Tippett's team lost all three matches after a covid break. As part of the away series, Connor McDavid and his players fell alternately to St. Louis in regular time, New Jersey in overtime and the New York Islanders in overtime. Edmonton is getting closer to dropping out of the wild card zone. At some point leading the Western Conference standings, the team has already moved down to 8th place. The Oilers' closest pursuer, Los Angeles Kings, is only 1 point behind.

The Rangers will hold a back-to-back after an exhausting match with Tampa Bay. They have to play without Artemy Panarin, and Keith Kinkaid will be their goalie, not Georgiev. So the Rangers don't have much chance of winning the upcoming game. Moreover, it's time for Edmonton to win, which has lost three games in a row. Prediction: Edmonton is likely to win.