J.T. Miller’s overtime goal delivers Rangers thrilling comeback win over Oilers
NY Post
EDMONTON — The Rangers’ captain may have been the overtime hero Thursday night, but the team never would’ve gotten there without the supporting cast.
J.T Miller’s goal 2:49 into the extra period secured the Blueshirts a 4-3 win over the Oilers, marking the club’s second win in a row and the second of the four-game road trip that will conclude Saturday night in Seattle.
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That’s forced the team to find production elsewhere. This time, it was Braden Schneider and Taylor Raddysh who each scored in the final 20 minutes to knot the game at three-all and ultimately force overtime.
“The third period was great,” Miller said after the game. “I didn’t have my best today. Obviously, changed the lines up a little bit, trying to spark something. We just had so many guys contribute. [Noah Laba] was unbelievable today. You see Rads chip in again, Schneids. We need that throughout the course of the season, you know what I mean? You have that depth scoring, and they played a heck of a game and drove play for us today and made it easy for the next line going out there.
“That was a true team effort. When they had their looks, [Igor Shesterkin] played awesome today. That’s just a big team win, something that we can really build on going forward.”
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