The Edmonton Oilers (1-0-1), coming off a 3-1 win over the Vancouver Canucks, visit the New York Rangers (2-2) at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday, Oct. 14 at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN+. The Rangers lost to the Washington Capitals 1-0 in their last game.

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Oilers vs. Rangers Predictions for Tuesday

Our computer projections model for this game expects a final score of Rangers 8, Oilers -4.

Moneyline Pick: Rangers (+117)
Total Pick: Under 6 (computer predicts 4.6 goals on average)
Spread Pick: Rangers (+1.5)

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Oilers Splits and Trends

The Oilers were 17-6-23 in overtime contests as part of a 48-29-5 overall record last season.
Edmonton was 28-13-5 (61 points) in its 46 games decided by one goal.
Looking at the nine times last season the Oilers ended a game with just one goal, they had a 2-7-0 record, picking up four points.
Edmonton scored exactly two goals in 14 games last season (2-10-2 record, six points).
The Oilers scored at least three goals 75 times, and went 58-13-4 in those games (to register 120 points).
In the 41 games when Edmonton scored a single power-play goal, it picked up 55 points by finishing 25-11-5.
In the 72 games last season when it outshot its opponent, Edmonton was 47-20-5 (99 points).
The Oilers' opponent had more shots in 26 games last season. The Oilers went 10-15-1 in those contests (21 points).

Rangers Splits and Trends

The Rangers (39-36-7 overall) posted a record of 4-7-11 in contests that needed OT last season.
New York picked up 33 points (13-10-7) in its 30 games decided by one goal.
Last season the Rangers registered just one goal in 12 games, and they lost every time.
New York accumulated 12 points (5-8-2) when scoring a pair of goals last season.
The Rangers picked up 71 points in their 50 games when they scored three or more goals.
Last season New York scored a lone power-play goal in 25 games and registered 26 points, with a record of 11-10-4.
When outshooting its opponent last season, New York was 17-15-2 (36 points).
The Rangers were outshot by their opponents 43 times last season, and took 43 points from those games.

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