Rangers Rally for Overtime Win Against Oilers, Extend Road Success

UPDATE: The New York Rangers have pulled off a stunning comeback, defeating the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 in overtime on October 30, 2025. J.T. Miller netted the winning goal just 2:49 into overtime, erasing a two-goal deficit and continuing the Rangers’ impressive road performance.

The Rangers, now boasting a 5-1-1 record away from home, have struggled at Madison Square Garden with an alarming 0-4-1 home record. They have been outscored 15-6 in those games, raising concerns among fans and analysts alike. However, on the road, they have outpaced opponents with a total of 22-14 in goals.

“We need the confidence,” Miller stated after the game. “It was a true team effort and when they had their looks, Shesty played awesome.” Miller’s goal came after a mix-up in coverage by the Oilers, highlighting the critical mistakes that the Rangers capitalized on during the game.

The comeback was particularly noteworthy as the Rangers were down 3-1 after two periods. But a determined effort in the third period, spurred by goals from Johnny Brodzinski and Braden Schneider, shifted the momentum in their favor.

Defenceman Braden Schneider, who contributed an assist in addition to his goal, emphasized the importance of perseverance: “It was just stay into it. We were getting a little frustrated… the message was just stay with it and keep pushing.” His words reflect the team’s resilience, which has become a hallmark of their play this season.

Goalie Igor Shesterkin played a pivotal role, recording 33 saves to secure the victory. His performance was critical as the Rangers faced a relentless Oilers offense.

This win marks a significant moment for the Rangers as they look to build momentum heading into their next match against the Seattle Kraken on Saturday. The Rangers have consistently shown strength on the road, leading the NHL in points and wins since the 2021-22 season.

Despite some star players struggling to find their scoring touch—none have surpassed eight points this season—the Rangers are finding depth in their lineup, which they will need as the season progresses. Head coach Mike Sullivan praised his team’s character, stating, “We’re thrilled with the effort to come back; it’s an indication of the character that we have in the room.”

As the Rangers prepare for their next challenge, the emotional victory against the Oilers serves as a crucial confidence booster. Fans are eager to see if the team can maintain this momentum on their upcoming road trip.