J.T. Miller’s OT Goal Fuels Rangers’ Comeback Victory Over Oilers

UPDATE: J.T. Miller clinched a dramatic victory for the New York Rangers, scoring just 2:49 into overtime to complete a stunning comeback against the Edmonton Oilers with a 4-3 win on October 30, 2025. This victory marks the Rangers’ impressive record of 5-1-1 on the road this season.

The Rangers faced a daunting challenge, trailing by two goals at one point in the game. However, they rallied back with crucial goals from Johnny Brodzinski, Braden Schneider, and Taylor Raddysh. Meanwhile, Darnell Nurse stood out for the Oilers, scoring twice, while Matt Savoie celebrated his first career goal. This defeat adds to the Oilers’ recent struggles, having lost three of their last four games.

Igor Shesterkin played a pivotal role in the win, making 33 saves to secure the victory for the Rangers. Prior to this game, Shesterkin had a challenging history against the Oilers, holding a 1-3 record with an .886 save percentage. In contrast, he has excelled against the rest of the league with a .918 save percentage.

A significant moment in the game came midway through the second period when Nurse scored with a peculiar shot that initially went unnoticed. A review confirmed that the puck had settled on Shesterkin’s pads before crossing the goal line, giving the Oilers a 3-1 lead.

The Rangers currently stand as the only team in the NHL without a single forward reaching eight points this season, with defenseman Adam Fox leading the team with nine points. Artemi Panarin follows closely behind at seven points.

Looking ahead, the Rangers will complete their four-game road trip against the Seattle Kraken on Saturday, while the Oilers will host the Chicago Blackhawks on the same day.

This thrilling comeback not only highlights the resilience of the Rangers but also sets the stage for an exciting weekend in hockey as teams gear up for more action. Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.