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Jaroslav Chmelar keeps making his case for more ice time. The power play keeps making a case for something else entirely in a 3-1 loss to the Oilers.
The New York Rangers suffered a 3-1 defeat to the Edmonton Oilers at Rogers Place, ending their three-game winning streak. A costly misplay behind the net by goaltender Dylan Garand allowed Edmonton's Connor McDavid to score an easy opening goal. The Rangers struggled offensively on special teams, failing to capitalize on five power-play opportunities during the contest.
Chris Feldman highlighted New York's power play woes as a critical factor in the loss, noting the team dropped to 24th in the league after going 0-for-5. Positives for the Rangers included a flawless 3-for-3 performance on the penalty kill against Edmonton's potent attack, and Edmonton native Matthew Robertson making his NHL debut at Rogers Place.
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