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Levi's solid play boosts Oilers confidence in their crease

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Jones, S. (2026, November 10). Levi's solid play boosts Oilers confidence in their crease. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/levi-s-solid-play-boosts-oilers-confidence-in-their-crease/article_77fbeb79-e161-5258-b39c-70ad4c979e03.html

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

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Devon Levi's strong performance with 28 saves helped the Edmonton Oilers defeat the New York Rangers 3-1 on Monday. The victory improves the Oilers' record to 13-3-3 and solidifies their season series win over the Rangers. Teammates praised Levi for his critical saves, boosting confidence in him as a key player despite the team not playing at its best level.
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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 Oilers Rangers The Edmonton Oilers the New York Rangers

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Levi PERSON · 6× Draisaitl PERSON · 5× Oilers ORG · 4× EDMONTON GPE · 3× Rangers ORG · 3× New York GPE · 2× Devon Levi PERSON · 1× Leon Draisaitl PERSON · 1× The Edmonton Oilers ORG · 1× the New York Rangers ORG · 1×

Narrative

Under siege as they were 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 with 1:13 to play for his second of the game and to record his league-leading 18th goal of the season (in 19 games), extending his goal-scoring streak to four games and his points streak to six.
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If we played a perfect game, we wouldn’t need a goalie.
2026-11-10 · Toronto Star
Levi's solid play boosts Oilers confidence in their crease · assertive framing

Claims (34 extracted, 1 hedged)

The Edmonton Oilers are hoping they finally have the so-called goalie of the future in Devon Levi. asserted
they → hop → Levi
The 24-year-old netminder stood on his head with 28 saves and Leon Draisaitl had a pair of goals as the Oilers held on to defeat the New York Rangers 3-1 on Monday. asserted
Oilers → stand → Monday
Connor McDavid also scored for the Oilers (13-3-3), who have won two in a row and swept the season series with Rangers, also beating New York 4-1 to start the month. asserted
who → score → month
Levi, who returned last game against Vancouver after missing the previous seven games with a lower-body injury, improved to 8-1-0 in the Edmonton net. asserted
who → return → net
“That’s why I’m here, right? asserted
I → ’ → ?
The last line of defence,” said Levi of having to come up with several big saves in the net to preserve the victory. asserted
Levi → say → victory
“I kind of embrace that (challenge). asserted
I → embrace → challenge
I love it. asserted
I → love → it
If we played a perfect game, we wouldn’t need a goalie. asserted
we → play → goalie
And they’ve got my back when I need them to — which isn’t much. asserted
which → get → when
We usually play really good.” asserted
We → play → ?
Draisaitl said Levi was stellar in the contest. asserted
Levi → say → contest
“I think he’s the main reason that we won the game,” Draisaitl said. asserted
Draisaitl → think → game
“I don’t think we were terrible, probably not our best, but he made the right saves at the right time. asserted
he → think → time
We have so much trust in him.” asserted
We → have → him
Oilers defenceman Connor Murphy agreed that Levi has inspired confidence. asserted
Levi → agree → confidence
“Any time you have your goalie as your best player, you’re in a good spot,” he said. asserted
he → have → spot
“To add that element to our game is so huge, that he can get wins for us on nights we might not deserve it totally. uncertain
we → add → it
“It (creates) confidence for guys to continue to play aggressive, and then hopefully it turns out to be us shutting down plays instead of them getting by us.” asserted
them → create → us
Levi, a Quebec native who had played 39 games over three seasons for the Buffalo Sabres before spending all of last season with their AHL team, was picked up in an off-season trade by the Oilers for a third-round draft pick. asserted
who → play → pick
His situation seems to have changed dramatically now that he has been given a chance to shine in Edmonton, but he’s not looking too far down the line quite yet. asserted
he → seem → line
“I’m not thinking about my future,” Levi said. asserted
Levi → think → future
“I’m just thinking about the next game, the team. asserted
I → think → game
I’m such a small part of this. asserted
I → ’m → this
“Just to be here on this team, I’m super, super grateful. asserted
I → ’m → team
We’ve got a whole rest of the year to go, and we got more hockey to come.” asserted
we → get → hockey
Under siege as they were 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 with 1:13 to play for his second of the game and to record his league-leading 18th goal of the season (in 19 games), extending his goal-scoring streak to four games and his points streak to six. asserted
Draisaitl → kill → six
“It’s massive,” Draisaitl said of the victory. asserted
Draisaitl → ’ → victory
“Winning a game on home ice 3-1 where you’re not at your absolute best, that’s playoff hockey right? asserted
that → win → best
So much momentum going back and forth and learning how to win those early on in the year is going to pay off later on in the year.” It was Draisaitl’s franchise record-extending 78th game-winning goal. asserted
It → go → year
With a goal of his own, 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
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
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