Senators vs Red Wings

Brady Tkachuk and the Ottawa Senators, riding a two-game winning streak and still boasting a largely healthy roster (with Josh Norris still sidelined), face a Detroit Red Wings squad that just snapped their single-game slide but remain without Robby Fabbri. Historically, the Senators have fared well against Atlantic Division rivals, including Detroit, and with key contributors like Tim Stützle in solid form, Ottawa’s offensive edge could be the differentiator in this matchup. On the flip side, the Red Wings rely on Dylan Larkin and Lucas Raymond to spark a Detroit offense that has been inconsistent at home this season, and their previous struggles against sturdier defenses in the conference make Ottawa slightly more appealing on the moneyline. Odds and availability are subject to change.

Dylan Larkin and the Red Wings charge into this clash looking to snap their two-game losing skid, while the Senators ride the momentum of a modest winning streak. Detroit still has some questions on the bench, with injuries affecting core depth, and Ottawa’s lineup remains slightly short-handed with key players not fully cleared to return. Historically, these two squads have lit up the net against divisional foes, often pushing totals beyond the set line. The Over grade gets a strong rating for its high value and likelihood of success. (Player availability and team data based on official announcements) Odds and availability are subject to change.

Tim Stützle is expected to lead the charge for Ottawa, who enter this Atlantic Division clash at 37-28-5 after riding a solid three-game winning streak, while Detroit, currently 33-32-6, have struggled with only one victory in their last four outings. The Senators remain confident despite Josh Norris being sidelined, and they have historically tightened up at home against conference rivals. Meanwhile, the Red Wings have issues of their own, including Robby Fabbri’s long-term absence, which could hamper their depth. Expect an energized performance from the Senators on home ice with a payoff that justifies the moderate risk.