The Edmonton Oilers (1-0-1) and New York Rangers (2-2) square off at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday, Oct. 14 at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN+. The Oilers knocked off the Vancouver Canucks 3-1 in their most recent outing, while the Rangers are coming off a 1-0 loss to the Washington Capitals.

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Get ready for this showdown with a look at who we project to come out on top in Tuesday's game.

Oilers vs. Rangers Predictions for Tuesday

Our computer projection model for this game expects a final result of Rangers 7, Oilers -2.

Moneyline Pick: Rangers (+114)
Total Pick: Under 5.5 (computer predicts 4.6 goals on average)
Spread Pick: Rangers (+1.5)

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Oilers Splits and Trends

The Oilers (48-29-5 overall) had a 17-6-23 record last season in games that went to overtime.
Edmonton was 28-13-5 (61 points) in its 46 games decided by one goal.
Looking at the nine times last season the Oilers finished a game with only one goal, they had a 2-7-0 record, picking up four points.
Edmonton took six points from the 14 games last season when it scored exactly two goals (2-10-2 record).
The Oilers scored three or more goals in 75 games (58-13-4, 120 points).
In the 41 games when Edmonton recorded a lone power-play goal, it went 25-11-5 to record 55 points.
In games when it outshot its opponent, Edmonton was 47-20-5 (99 points).
The Oilers were outshot by their opponent 26 times, and went 10-15-1 (21 points).

Rangers Splits and Trends

The Rangers had a 39-36-7 record last season, and were 4-7-11 in games that went to overtime.
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.
When New York scored exactly two goals last season, they amassed 12 points (5-8-2 record).
The Rangers picked up 71 points in their 50 games when they scored at least three goals.
New York scored a lone power-play goal in 25 games last season and picked up 26 points.
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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