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New York Rangers (14-12-2) at Ottawa Senators (13-9-4)
Venue: Canadian Tire Centre
Date: Thursday, December 4
Time: 7:00 pm EST
How To Watch: ESPN+, MSG
Radio: 880 AM ESPN, TSN 1200
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New York Rangers News & Notes:
The Rangers have won four of their last five games after a 3-2 overtime win over the Dallas Stars on Tuesday. New York is 14th in the NHL in power play efficiency at 19.7 percent.
Ottawa Senators News & Notes:
The Senators are coming off a 5-2 loss to the Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday. Ottawa has the NHL’s 12th-ranked power play at 21.7 percent.
New York Rangers Projected Lines
Panarin-Zibanejad-Lafreniere
Miller-Trocheck-Brodzinski
Cuylle-Laba-Berard
Sheary-Carrick-Raddysh
Gavrikov-Schneider
Soucy-Borgen
Robertson-Morrow
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Ottawa Senators Projected Lines:
Tkachuk-Stutzle-Zetterlund
Perron-Cozens-Batherson
Amadio-Pinto-Giroux
Cousins-Halliday-Greig
Sanderson-Spence
Kleven-Matinpalo
Gilbert-Jensen
Merilainen
Ullmark
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Players To Watch:
New York Rangers
Artem Panarin leads the Rangers with 28 points. Mika Zibanejad leads the team with nine goals.
Ottawa Senators
Tim Stutzle leads the Senators with 24 points. Drake Batherson has chipped in with 21 points. Shane Pinto leads the team with 12 goals.
Injury Report:
New York Rangers
C Matt Rempe – IR
D Adam Fox – IR
G Jonathan Quick – IR
Ottawa Senators
D Thomas Chabot – OUT
C Lars Eller – Day to day
D Artem Zub – Day to day
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