The New Jersey Devils lost 4-1 to the Ottawa Senators on Saturday night at Canadian Tire Centre. The Senators played a sloppy game, giving the Devils five power plays, but New Jersey squandered each opportunity.

The temperatures may be frigid outside, but the Pittsburgh Penguins are keeping things hot on the rink. Winners of six straight and on a 7-0-2 roll in their past nine games, the Penguins will look to keep the good times rolling when they host the Ottawa Senators on Monday.

Brady Tkachuk had a goal and two assists, and the Ottawa Senators defeated the New Jersey Devils 4-1 at Canadian Tire Centre Saturday night. Tim Stutzle had a goal and an assist, and Dylan Cozens scored his 100th career NHL goal for the Senators (26-21-7),

Watching the Ottawa Senators these days, it’s hard not to notice the way two players are steering the ship. Brady Tkachuk and Jake Sanderson aren’t just piling up points; they’re defining how this team shows up night after night.

The Nashville Predators beat the Ottawa Senators 5-3 at Bridgestone Arena on Jan. 22. Steven Stamkos scored a hat trick in the win.

The Devils lost to the Ottawa Senators, 4-1, at Canadian Tire Centre. OTT 1, NJD 0: Brady Tkachuk opens the scoring on the power play with Devils Brett Pesce in the penalty box. NJD 1, OTT 1: Timo Meier ties the game with his first goal in seven games.

The Ottawa Senators penalty kill has struggled mightily all season long. If they miss the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs, it will be a huge reason why. The

The Pittsburgh Penguins (27-14-11) will take on the Ottawa Senators (25-21-7) at PPG Paints Arena on Monday.