The New York Rangers embark on a three-game West Coast swing, starting with a matchup against the Vegas Golden Knights on Tuesday night. The Blueshirts enter the game tied for the NHL lead with nine road wins and riding a six-game road winning streak.
The New York Rangers hit the road for a three-game West Coast trip, facing the Vegas Golden Knights on Tuesday at 7:00 PM PT (10:00 ET) on MSG and ESPN 880 AM. New York boasts a 9-1-1 road record this season, with 19 road points through 11 games, the most in franchise history. Their six straight road wins tie for the fourth-longest such streak in team history and are the longest since 2019-20.
Defensively, the Rangers lead the NHL with a plus-16 goal differential on the road and have allowed just 21 goals away from home, the second fewest in the league. Overall, they rank second in goals against per game at 2.45 and have the fewest second-period goals allowed (12, tied). Goalies have a combined 2.42 GAA (second in NHL) and .913 save percentage (third).
Offensively, Artemi Panarin leads the team with 18 points (5G-13A), including 11 points in his last six games and two four-point games, tied for the league lead. Adam Fox has 16 points (13A), leading in blocked shots (32) and takeaways (14), with nine points in his last 10 games. Mika Zibanejad tops the team in goals (7) and power-play goals (4), with points in five of his last six games.
Vincent Trocheck has four points (2G-2A) in his four games since returning from injury, ranking third in NHL faceoff percentage since 2024-25 at 58.8%. Will Cuylle leads in hits (72, fourth in NHL) and has six goals, with the Rangers 5-0-0 when he scores. J.T. Miller leads in faceoff wins (192, tied for 10th in NHL).
Igor Shesterkin ranks fourth in GAA (2.39) among goalies with 10+ starts. Connections include Rangers goalie Jonathan Quick, who won a Stanley Cup with Vegas in 2022-23 (5-2-2 in 10 games), and Vegas' Reilly Smith (29 points in 58 games with Rangers in 2024-25) and Brett Howden (three seasons with New York).