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Draisaitl scores twice as Oilers stop rolling Rangers with 3-1 victory

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Jones, S. (2026, November 10). Draisaitl scores twice as Oilers stop rolling Rangers with 3-1 victory. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/draisaitl-scores-twice-as-oilers-stop-rolling-rangers-with-3-1-victory/article_9910f722-1358-5b44-bc32-0bd2ead67414.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-11-10 · by Shane Jones

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Leon Draisaitl scored two goals as the Edmonton Oilers defeated the New York Rangers 3-1 on Monday night, improving their season record to 13-3-3 and ending the Rangers' three-game winning streak at 10-8-1. Connor McDavid also contributed a goal for the Oilers, while Devon Levi made 28 saves in net. The Oilers have now won two consecutive games against the Rangers this month. Key statistic highlights include Edmonton’s perfect 11-0-2 record when scoring first and New York's struggling 0-7-1 record when conceding the opening goal.
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On November 10, 2026, Leon Draisaitl scored twice as the Edmonton Oilers defeated the New York Rangers by a score of 3-1 in Edmonton. The Oilers, led by Draisaitl's league-leading 18 goals and Connor McDavid’s goal, extended their winning streak to two games while sweeping the season series against the Rangers. Devon Levi made 28 saves for the Oilers, improving his record to 8-1-0. For the Rangers, Jaroslav Chmelar scored a short-handed goal, and Dylan Garand had 17 saves. The Rangers' losing streak ended at three games after this defeat.

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Draisaitl Scores Twice, Oilers Beat Rangers
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Shane Jones
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EDMONTON NHL New York Oilers Rangers

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Rangers ORG · 7× EDMONTON GPE · 3× New York GPE · 3× Oilers ORG · 3× NHL ORG · 2× Connor McDavid PERSON · 1× Devon Levi PERSON · 1× Jaroslav Chmelar PERSON · 1× Leon Draisaitl PERSON · 1× the Edmonton Oilers ORG · 1×

Narrative

KEY MOMENT Up by one and killing a penalty while the Rangers also had their goalie pulled, Draisaitl was able to make a long shot into the empty net to record his league-leading 18th goal of the season, extending his goal-scoring streak to four games and his points streak to six.
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Draisaitl scores twice as Oilers stop rolling Rangers with 3-1 victory · assertive framing

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Leon Draisaitl scored a pair of goals as the Edmonton Oilers swept their season series with New York, holding on to defeat the Rangers 3-1 on Monday. asserted
Oilers → score → Monday
Connor McDavid also scored for the Oilers (13-3-3), who have won two in a row and also beat New York 4-1 to start the month. asserted
who → score → month
Devon Levi stood on his head in the contest and recorded 28 saves to improve to 8-1-0 in Edmonton’s net. asserted
Levi → stand → net
Jaroslav Chmelar replied with a short-handed goal for the Rangers (10-8-1), who had a three-game winning streak snapped. asserted
streak → reply → Rangers
Dylan Garand made 17 stops in goal for New York. asserted
Garand → make → York
Mika Zibanejad posted the 36th short-handed point of his career, passing Mikael Backlund for the NHL’s fourth most by a Swedish player. asserted
Zibanejad → post → player
Zibanejad sits third on the Rangers with 16 points this season. asserted
Zibanejad → sit → points
McDavid extended his points streak to 19 games (11 goals, 37 assists, 48 points) and became just the fourth player in NHL history with a 19-game season-opening point streak, joining Wayne Gretzky, Dany Heatley and Mats Sundin. asserted
McDavid → extend → Gretzky
Unfortunately, his record-setting season-starting assist streak ended at 18 games. asserted
streak → set → games
KEY MOMENT Up by one and killing a penalty while the Rangers also had their goalie pulled, Draisaitl was able to make a long shot into the empty net to record his league-leading 18th goal of the season, extending his goal-scoring streak to four games and his points streak to six. asserted
Draisaitl → kill → six
KEY STAT Scoring first has been key for both of these teams this season. asserted
Scoring → score → teams
Edmonton is now 11-0-2 when getting the game’s first goal. asserted
Edmonton → get → goal
The Rangers came into the game with a 10-1-0 record when scoring first, but are the only team in the league without a win when allowing the first goal, dropping to 0-7-1 when the other team strikes first. UP NEXT Rangers: Visit the Calgary Flames on Wednesday. asserted
team → come → Wednesday
Oilers: Host the Philadelphia Flyers on Wednesday. asserted
Oilers → host → Wednesday
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