The New York Rangers and Detroit Red Wings began their season with a clash on October 2, 2026. Outlooks and predictions were offered by NHL.com and Covers.com. Watch options were provided by The Athletic and The New York Times. The Red Wings' season opener drew attention for booing Larkin before the game, as noted by The Detroit News and Yahoo Sports.
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