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NEW YORK -- Kevin Hayes, J.T. Miller and Michael Grabner have formed a very productive line this season and came through with another big night for the high-scoring New York Rangers.Rick Nash scored the tiebreaking goal with 1:21 remaining to lead the Rangers to a 5-3 victory over the Western Conference-leading Edmonton Oilers on Thursday night. Hayes had a goal and two assists, and Grabner and Miller each had a goal and an assist.We just bring a different element to the line, every one (of us), Grabner said. I think its been going pretty good and hopefully we can keep it up.Jesper Fast also scored for New York, which rallied from three one-goal deficits and won for the sixth time in seven games. Nick Holden had two assists and Henrik Lundqvist stopped 21 shots.The Rangers lead the NHL in scoring at 4.09 goals per game. The addition of Grabner, signed in the offseason, has played a big part as his line totaled seven points in this game and has combined for 14 goals and 15 assists on the season.Ever since that line was put together theyve probably been our most productive line, Rangers coach Alain Vigneault said. A lot of it has to do with decision-making of the two other guys, but Grabs speed probably scares the opposition a little bit.They played a real strong game. I played them a good portion of the game against their top two lines and I thought they did a real good job for us all night long.On the go-ahead goal, Holden fired a shot from the point that was blocked by Edmontons Milan Lucic. Nash corralled the loose puck in front of the net and fired it past Oilers goalie Cam Talbot for his 399th goal. It gave the Rangers their first lead of the game.Miller added an empty-netter 17 seconds later.Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Patrick Maroon and Adam Larsson scored for the Oilers, who lost their third straight (0-2-1) after starting the season 7-1-0. Talbot made 26 saves in his first game against the Rangers since being traded to Edmonton on June 27, 2015Little things happened here and there, little breakdowns, Nugent-Hopkins said. Theyre definitely a team that capitalizes on mistakes and we knew that coming in. We tried to limit those as much as we could. When theres a breakdown, they take advantage of it.Larsson put the Oilers ahead 3-2 at 8:49 of the third with a slap shot from the point for his first goal of the season.Fast tied it 42 seconds later as Brandon Pirri fired a shot from the point and Fast, streaking across in front, tipped it past Talbot for his first of the season.The Oilers took a 2-1 lead just past midway through the second as Jesse Puljijarvi skated up the right side and toward the net, waited while New York defenseman Dan Girardi went sliding by on his back, and backhanded the puck to Maroon, who fired it past Lundqvist.Grabner tied it with 4:14 left in the middle period with his sixth of the season. Hayes brought the puck up the right into the corner, dropped it to Miller, who sent it in front of the goal and Grabner fought off Larsson and sent a wrister past Talbot.In the first couple of periods we were kind of feeding their transition game, turning pucks over, and making mistakes, Grabner said. I think everyone on the ice and in the stands could see that, so it was nice to tie it up there.Nugent-Hopkins got the Oilers on the scoreboard first with his first of the season as Jordan Eberles centering pass from the left corner deflected off Connor McDavids skate to Nugent-Hopkins, who fired it in from the right side of the net at 6:36.McDavids assist gave the Oilers 19-year-old captain at least a point against every NHL team hes faced other than Carolina. He has yet to play Boston, Chicago, Florida, Pittsburgh and Tampa Bay.Hayes tied it about two minutes later as Grabner got the rebound of Brady Skjeis point shot and sent a nifty pass across the front of the goal to Hayes, who fired it into the wide-open net.Game notes Edmontons Todd McLellan coached his 632nd game, moving past Terry Crisp for sole possession of 50th place on the NHL career list. Scotty Bowman tops the list with 2,141 games. ... Oilers LW Benoit Pouliot, who was on the Rangers 2013-14 Stanley Cup final team, played in his 495th career game. ... The teams conclude their season series Nov. 13 at Edmonton. ... Ryan McDonagh snapped an eight-game points streak, which was the longest by a Rangers defenseman since Brian Leetch had a 14-game streak from Oct. 30-Dec. 1, 1996. It was also the longest assists streak since Leetchs nine-game run Jan. 3-31, 1996.UP NEXTOilers: At the New York Islanders on Saturday night in the middle game of a five-game, eight-day trip.Rangers: At Boston on Saturday night in the front end of a back-to-back.---Follow Vin Cherwoo at www.twitter.com/VinCherwooAP Pink Hydro Flask 32 Oz . Now that hes hitting streaking teammates with pin-point passes for easy layups, Love is asserting himself as one of the true superstars in the league. 24 OZ Graphite Hydro Flask . The team also announced Tuesday that the Braves will wear a commemorative patch on the right sleeve during the season. 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Haas team principal Guenther Steiner says he sees no reason for the American outfit to rule out challenging Toro Rosso and McLaren in the second half of 2016.At the halfway mark in its debut Formula One campaign, Haas sits eighth in the constructors standings after a strong start to the season -- which included scoring three points finishes in its first four races.Although the team has only registered one top 10 finish in the last eight races, Steiner believes catching either Toro Rosso or McLaren is not an unrealistic target if Haas can replicate some of the results it achieved at the start of 2016.You need to have a target, Steiner said. They are now eight, maybe 10 or 12 points ahead... [McLaren are ahead by 14 points] But you have a good weekend with both cars in the points you make it up quickly. We need to have a good weekend but we havent given up on getting one.That midfield is so tight, if you hit it you are in front of it. It can go both ways. Its not something realistic, like if I said we target Force India, I dont think that will happen. But Toro Rosso has got a big gap now so I think we will still try to get them.When asked if Haas could leapfrog both McLaren and Toro Rosso by the end of the seeason, Steiner added: We tried to get them both, is that a good answer? No, that would be a little bit arrogant.dddddddddddd We will try to get one, whoever is weaker, but they are not this far away.Both Esteban Gutierrez and Romain Grosjean finished ahead of Carlos Sainz and Daniil Kvyat at last weekends German Grand Prix and Steiner insists the teams performance at Hockenheim shows that Haas is not going backwards but instead matching teams that are ahead in the standings.[In Germany] we actually showed we are stronger than Toro Rosso. In my opinion that is an achievement, we are not always stronger than Toro Rosso but on a good weekend we can be better than them. For us thats pretty good in our first year of Formula One because Toro Rosso has been here a long time.We were very close to the McLarens, which isnt bad. I think the position we are in, on a good weekend, we can do it. It sounds a lot but a good weekend you get eight, ten points, two good weekends youre ahead. And normally if we get the points, they dont get them, because its the four guys fighting for the crumbles. ' ' '