
The Ottawa Senators and New Jersey Devils — both coming off losses in their last game — will meet on Tuesday at 7 p.m. ET, at Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa. Senators (-142) versus Devils (+120) has a definite favorite, according to the moneyline odds.
Ottawa’s most recent game was a 2-1 home loss against the St. Louis Blues on Dec. 6. The Senators got one point apiece out of three players, including Fabian Zetterlund (one goal) and Claude Giroux (one assist).
New Jersey’s last game was a road loss, 4-1, against the Boston Bruins on Dec. 6. The Devils got one point apiece out of three skaters in that outing, including Nico Hischier (one assist) and Luke Hughes (one assist).
Prepare for this matchup by checking out our pick for who will emerge with the victory in Tuesday’s hockey action.
Bet now on FanDuel Sportsbook!Senators vs. Devils Predictions & Pick
For predictions on the upcoming game between the Ottawa Senators and New Jersey Devils, computer-derived moneyline, over/under, and score predictions are below, sourced from Dunkel Index.
Prediction:
Devils 4 – Senators 3
Pick OU:
Over 5.5
(Dunkel projecting 7.01 goals)
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Senators vs. Devils Moneylines
Grab a look below at the most recent moneylines for the Senators-Devils game.
Favorite: Senators (-142)Underdog: Devils (+120)Senators Betting InsightsThe Senators have won 47.4% of their games when favored on the moneyline this season (9-10).In games it has played with moneyline odds of -142 or shorter, Ottawa has put together a 6-5 record (winning 54.5% of its games).The Senators’ implied moneyline win probability is 58.7% in this game.In 17 of 28 matches this season, Ottawa and its opponent have combined to finish above 5.5 goals.Devils Betting InsightsThe Devils have been made an underdog 11 times this season, and won six, or 54.5%, of those games.New Jersey has a record of 2-5 when it’s been set as an underdog of +120 or more by sportsbooks this season.Sportsbooks have implied, given the moneyline set for this matchup, that the Devils have a 45.5% chance to win.New Jersey’s games this season have had more than 5.5 goals 14 of 29 times.Senators Key StatsOttawa ranks 21st in the NHL with 84 goals scored (three per game).The Senators have allowed 92 total goals (3.3 per game), ranking 20th in league action in goals against.Its goal differential (-8) ranks 24th in the league.The 20 power-play goals the Senators have put up this season (on 90 power-play chances) are the ninth-most in the NHL.Ottawa is 10th in the league with a 22.22% power-play conversion rate.The Senators have scored one shorthanded goal this season.Ottawa kills 69.62% of opponent power plays, the 31st-ranked penalty-kill percentage in the league.Ottawa wins 57% of its faceoffs to pace the NHL.The Senators connect on 11.2% of their shots (13th in the league).Devils Key StatsNew Jersey’s 82 goals on the season (2.8 per game) rank 24th in the NHL.The Devils allow 3.1 goals per game (89 in total), 15th in the NHL.it has the 21st-ranked goal differential in the league at -7.The Devils have 17 power-play goals (15th in NHL) on 73 chances.New Jersey’s power-play percentage (23.29) ranks the team eighth in the league.The Devils have four shorthanded goals (third in league).New Jersey’s has the 17th-ranked penalty-kill percentage (81.01%).New Jersey is 16th in faceoff win rate in the NHL (49.7%).With a shooting percentage of 9.7%, the Devils are 29th in the league.
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