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NHL Week 6 · 2026-27

2026-27 regular season · November 7, 2026

No betting line for this game, so there is no before-puck-drop or fresh-game number.

Rangers at Kraken, Nov 7, 2026: who deserved to win?

The Rangers beat the Kraken 4–3, and the replays lean their way: with the same day's form, they win 6 of 10.

The biggest swing (P1, 18:25 left): Gabe Perreault scored on a wrist shot from 18 feet, worth 14 points of win probability to the Rangers.

Final

New York Rangers 4
Seattle Kraken 3

November 7, 2026 · Climate Pledge Arena

Our prediction before puck drop: Kraken by 0.1

Luck index +39 Rangers lucky · −39 Kraken

Each team’s own shots from this game, resampled into new games 4,000 times, each a goal at its chance, with the power plays the penalties gave and the pulled goalie at the end: with the way both teams actually played, how often does this performance win? How the replay works

Ten replays. Rangers win 6, Kraken win 4.

  1. 1 NYR 7 SEA 2
  2. 2 NYR 4 SEA 1
  3. 3 NYR 5 SEA 2
  4. 4 NYR 4 SEA 2
  5. 5 NYR 4 SEA 3
  6. 6 NYR 3 SEA 2
  7. 7 NYR 4 SEA 5
  8. 8 NYR 1 SEA 2
  9. 9 NYR 2 SEA 4
  10. 10 NYR 1 SEA 5

Our prediction before puck drop

We had the Kraken by 0.1, 52% to win. The Rangers won by 1, a result we gave 48%. The final margin was 1.1 goals from ours; 59% of games like this end further from the forecast than that.

Show as a table
OutcomeChance
Rangers win48.3%
Kraken win51.7%
Middle 50%: Rangers by 2 to Kraken by 250%
Middle 90%: Rangers by 4 to Kraken by 490%
Middle 95%: Rangers by 4 to Kraken by 595%
Exactly Kraken by 121.2%
Exactly Rangers by 120.0%
Exactly Kraken by 312.2%
Exactly Rangers by 311.0%
Exactly Rangers by 29.9%

Most of the distance between a forecast and a final score is luck: a hot goalie, a post or a deflection moves a hockey score more than anything known before the game. Made Sat, Nov 7, 2:01 pm ET and frozen at puck drop. How our predictions have done

Three other ways to ask

Each answers a different question, so none of them replaces the replay above.

No closing line for this game.

Needs the closing line, which this game has not got.

Every shot redrawn at its chance, overtime and the shootout replayed as near coin flips; the shots themselves and every call fixed. The narrowest view of luck.

How 3,999.9 replays ended

Rangers win 61% of them, Kraken 39%. The line is what actually happened: Rangers by 1.

Show as a table
Final margin in the replaysShare of replays
Rangers by 3+28.8%
Rangers by 211.5%
Rangers by 120.8%
Kraken by 119.4%
Kraken by 27.5%
Kraken by 3+11.9%

Where the luck was

What the luck was worth

Every lucky and unlucky play, weighted by the moment it happened: its swing in win probability, added up by kind. A post hit in a blowout counts for nothing; the same post with a minute left in a tie game can be most of a win.

Swings add up across a game, so in one that went back and forth they can pass 100%. On the scoreboard the same luck was worth +0.3 goals to the Kraken: the final margin was Rangers by 1, without the luck Rangers by 1.3. Luck shares are the fitted ones (how much of each kind is luck).
ShootingUnblocked attemptsGoalsExpected goalsAbove expected
Rangers4143.10+0.90
Kraken4632.83+0.17

Regulation with both goalies in. Expected goals: our model of each shot’s chance from where and how it was taken (distance, angle, shot type, rebound, rush, strength), adjusted for the shooter’s and the goalie’s records. A team above expected finished better or met a weaker night in goal; 75% of the gap counts as luck (why that share).

Calls

Every penalty that put a team on the power play, and every goal taken off the board on review, with what it did to the helped team’s chance of winning at that moment. Calls don’t count toward luck by default: who draws penalties repeats from game to game like a skill (how calls are valued). Switch them on below.

WhenCallWin probability for
P1 12:45 Holding on the Kraken (Berkly Catton): 2 minutes on the power play +4% NYR
P1 4:30 Holding on the Rangers (Will Cuylle): 2 minutes on the power play +2% SEA
P2 9:16 Hooking on the Kraken (Brandon Montour): 2 minutes on the power play +1% NYR
P3 14:00 Tripping on the Rangers (Vladislav Gavrikov): 2 minutes on the power play +1% SEA
P3 2:26 Holding on the Kraken (Berkly Catton): 2 minutes on the power play +6% NYR

When it happened

Kraken’ chance of winning

As low as 0% and as high as 54%. Numbers mark the biggest luck moments, listed below.

Our in-game win probability: the score and the time left, starting from the betting line (or the home edge alone when there is none), with goals at the league’s rates for the score. Overtime is drawn at a fixed width. Shaded above the middle while the Kraken were ahead in it, below while the Rangers were.
#WhenWhat happenedWin probability forNext drive
1 P1 18:25 Gabe Perreault scored on a wrist shot from 18 feetShooting · 13% chance +14% NYR –
2 P1 12:45 Holding on the Kraken (Berkly Catton): 2 minutes on the power playPenalty calls +4% NYR –
3 P1 10:55 Tye Kartye scored on a tip from 8 feetShooting · 14% chance +13% NYR –
4 P1 6:07 Jaroslav Chmelar scored on a wrist shot from 10 feetShooting · 16% chance +9% NYR –
5 P2 7:14 Pavel Dorofeyev scored on a backhand shot from 7 feetShooting · 13% chance +3% NYR –
6 P3 13:22 Jordan Eberle scored on a wrist shot from 3 feetShooting · 39% chance +3% SEA –
7 P3 4:58 Vince Dunn scored on a slap shot from 47 feetShooting · 4% chance +10% SEA –
8 P3 2:26 Holding on the Kraken (Berkly Catton): 2 minutes on the power playPenalty calls +6% NYR –

Adjust the assumptions

Think finishing is more skill than we do, or that the calls were luck? Change it and the coin-flip replay reruns in your browser.

Only coin-flips re-rolled

Rangers 80% · Kraken 20%

Final margin
Rangers by 1
Luck in goals
0.3 for the Kraken
Luck-adjusted margin
Rangers by 1.3
Replay with same day's form
Rangers 61% · Kraken 39% unchanged: why
How much of each is luck?

0% treats it as skill, 100% as pure luck. The tick is our fit.

What counts
Flip a play

Force the other outcome, in this game and in every replay: a goal becomes a save, a post goes in, a penalty goes the other way.

About these numbers

Play-by-play from the NHL via fastRhockey; expected goals, in-game win probability and the replays are our own models, fitted on every game since 2018-19 (methodology and validation). Blocked shots aren’t replayed (their location is the block’s, not the shot’s). No betting line for this game, so there is no before-puck-drop or fresh-game number.

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