Sunday night in the NHL: Oilers beat the Rangers 4–1, Hurricanes rout the Jets 7–0, Ducks rally past the Senators 6–3

By The Canadian Chronicle · Monday, November 2, 2026

Sports · NHL · The Canadian Chronicle

Published Monday, November 2, 2026 · 2 min read

Three Canadian teams played on Sunday, November 1, and all three lost on the road or at home in very different ways. Edmonton was the exception among Canadian clubs in action in the wider roundup, winning at Madison Square Garden.

Oilers 4, Rangers 1

Connor McDavid scored 50 seconds into the game at Madison Square Garden, and Edmonton beat the New York Rangers 4–1. McDavid added an assist and extended his season-opening point streak to 15 games.

Evan Bouchard had a goal and two assists for Edmonton. Colton Dach scored twice, including an empty-net goal with 39.4 seconds left. Matt Tomkins made 27 saves in his first start for the Oilers, who are 7-0 on the road. Pavel Dorofeyev scored for New York.

Hurricanes 7, Jets 0

Carolina routed Winnipeg 7–0 in Raleigh. Pyotr Kochetkov stopped all 26 shots for his 10th consecutive win to start the season.

The Jets have lost nine games in a row, going 0-7-2 in that stretch. Winnipeg is 4-8. Carolina is 12-2.

Ducks 6, Senators 3

Ottawa led 3–0 after the first period in Anaheim, then gave up six straight goals and lost 6–3. Cutter Gauthier scored a hat trick for the Ducks.

Leo Carlsson had three assists for Anaheim. Ottawa has lost three of its past four games and is 9-6.

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Edmonton plays at New Jersey on Tuesday night. The Maple Leafs host the Utah Mammoth on Tuesday, and the Canucks host Anaheim on Tuesday.