The Ottawa Senators will face the New Jersey Devils on Saturday at the Prudential Center. It will be a battle in the Garden State as we continue our NHL odds series and make a Senators-Devils prediction and pick.

Senators coach Travis Green is juggling lines heading into the playoffs. How is that looking lately? Alex Adams takes a look.

David Perron scored a power-play goal to cap Ottawa’s three-goal second period, and the Ottawa Senators held on to beat the New Jersey Devils 3-2.

Although it wasn't easy to see Josh Norris leave, Cozens is exactly what the Senators needed to become a legitimate playoff threat.

With seven seconds left and Ottawa ahead by a goal, the Columbus Blue Jackets needed to win an offensive-zone faceoff and get a shot off in the hopes of forcing overtime. Sean Monahan was tasked with opposing the right-handed Cozens, who had lost one defensive-zone draw during the game, going 15-for-20 in all situations.

Sidney Crosby’s power-play goal in overtime lifted the Pittsburgh Penguins to a 1-0 victory over the Ottawa Senators on Sunday evening.

The Ottawa Senators and New Jersey Devils play tight, low-scoring games, and our expert NHL predictions expect the same when they meet tonight.

Nick Suzuki’s power-play goal late in the third period lifted the Montreal Canadiens over Ottawa 6-3, snapping the Senators six-game winning streak Josh Anderson scored twice, including an empty-netter,

Jake Sanderson is now among the league's top defensemen in scoring and has been riding high since the 4 Nations.

Ottawa tied things with 3:18 left in the first. Off an own-zone face-off, Drake Batherson got the puck and skated to the Canadiens' end, where after surveying his options, sent a blistering snap shot by Sam Montembeault (22 saves). The Senators then went ...