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NHL Schedule Today, November 1: All Five Games, Including Oilers–Rangers

Winnipeg–Carolina is under way; four later games follow. Edmonton visits the Rangers at 6 p.m., with the day’s five matchups and territory-specific broadcast listings collected here.

Ryan Nugent-Hopkins shoots in an Oilers road uniform.
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins against the Islanders on October 31, 2026. · Credit: Getty Images via Edmonton Oilers

Winnipeg–Carolina is under way following its scheduled 1 p.m. EST start. Edmonton visits the Rangers at 6 p.m. EST at Madison Square Garden. Ottawa at Anaheim starts at 8 p.m. EST.

The league’s dated schedule lists Minnesota at Washington at 3:30 p.m. EST and Utah at Philadelphia at 4 p.m. EST between those appointments. The table below keeps the home and away teams separate and links to the corresponding native TSP game destinations.

For Oilers–Rangers, the NHL identifies NHL Network in the United States and MSG in the Rangers’ local market. Sportsnet and TVA Sports are listed in Canada. A network appearing in one country’s column does not establish the same access elsewhere.

DIRECTV’s current season guide distinguishes national broadcasts, local television and out-of-market packages. Local access depends on the team territory, available channel and selected package. A service that includes several hockey channels still needs to be checked against the specific game and viewer’s location.

ESPN’s current NHL offering describes NHL Power Play as an out-of-market service available with its Select and Unlimited packages. Blackouts and restrictions apply. An out-of-market subscription should therefore not be assumed to replace a team’s local television partner for an in-market viewer.

ESPN also distinguishes its Select package, which carries ESPN+ content, from Unlimited, which includes its networks and services. The package names matter when comparing an ESPN channel assignment with an ESPN+ stream. The event listing and location restrictions remain the deciding details for a particular game.

For Ottawa–Anaheim, the NHL lists KTTV and Prime Video in the Ducks’ U.S. home market, with TSN5 and RDS in Canada. The Prime Video listing is a local-market entry in the schedule, rather than a general claim of nationwide access.

Open the relevant TSP Gamecast for the matchup and its box-score destination. Sunday’s times already account for the clock change and are shown in EST. The broadcast listings above identify the league’s listed outlets; they do not promise that every listed channel is included in a particular subscription.

Sunday, November 1 Schedule

Matchup Start (EST) TSP Gamecast
Winnipeg Jets at Carolina Hurricanes 1 p.m. EST Gamecast and Box Score
Minnesota Wild at Washington Capitals 3:30 p.m. EST Gamecast and Box Score
Utah Mammoth at Philadelphia Flyers 4 p.m. EST Gamecast and Box Score
Edmonton Oilers at New York Rangers 6 p.m. EST Gamecast and Box Score
Ottawa Senators at Anaheim Ducks 8 p.m. EST Gamecast and Box Score

Sources and notes

  1. https://api-web.nhle.com/v1/schedule/2026-11-01
  2. https://www.directv.com/insider/nhl-guide/
  3. https://plus.espn.com/nhl
  4. https://abcnews.com/Sports/wireStory/oilers-visit-rangers-after-nugent-hopkins-2-goal-137745101
  5. https://www.nhl.com/oilers/multimedia/galleries/oilers-at-islanders-oct-31
  6. https://thesportingpage.com/nhl/games/401892624/