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Senators Defeat Rangers 7-4 in High-Scoring Affair

Saturday, October 24, 2026, 7:00 PM ET · Canadian Tire Centre

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Who won New York Rangers vs Ottawa Senators?

Ottawa Senators beat New York Rangers 7-4 at Canadian Tire Centre on October 24, 2026.

Who was favored in New York Rangers vs Ottawa Senators?

Ottawa Senators were the favorite at DraftKings, moneyline -125 (about 56% implied). The favorite won.

The Ottawa Senators triumphed over the New York Rangers with a final score of 7-4 at the Canadian Tire Centre on October 24, 2026. This victory not only adds to Ottawa's lead in their season series against New York, now standing at 2-0, but also highlights the Senators' offensive prowess in a game characterized by a flurry of goals. The Senators entered the match with a home record of 8-4-0, while the Rangers had a slightly less impressive away record of 7-5-1. Both teams have shown competitive form recently, with Ottawa's last ten games resulting in a record of 6-4, and New York also achieving a record of 6-4 during the same span.

In their recent encounters, Ottawa has averaged 2.8 goals scored and 2.8 goals allowed per game at home, though they were coming off a loss against the San Jose Sharks just two days prior. The Rangers, on the other hand, have been slightly more prolific offensively, averaging 3.2 goals scored and allowing 2.5 goals against in their last ten games, despite suffering a loss against the Toronto Maple Leafs in their most recent outing. The Senators' recent form at home has been marked by a streak of one loss, while the Rangers have also lost their last game, contributing to a shared sense of urgency for both teams.

The game saw a series of scoring plays that kept fans on the edge of their seats. The Senators took an early lead, with goals from Dylan Cozens and Jake Sanderson, among others, while the Rangers responded with efforts from Will Cuylle and J.T. Miller. The back-and-forth nature of the game was evident as both teams exchanged goals throughout the second and third periods. Notably, the Senators' Drake Batherson scored his seventh goal of the season, contributing significantly to the final scoreline.

In terms of injuries, the Senators were without key players Linus Ullmark, Thomas Chabot, and William Eklund, all of whom are on injured reserve. The Rangers faced a similar challenge, with their star goalie Igor Shesterkin and several other players, including Joe Veleno and Joonas Korpisalo, also on injured reserve. The absence of these players undoubtedly impacted both teams' performance and strategies on the ice.

Before the game, the odds from DraftKings indicated that Ottawa was favored at -125, with a spread of -1.5 and a total set at 6.5. The odds reflect the competitive nature of the matchup, with the Senators looking to capitalize on their home advantage. The conditions at the Canadian Tire Centre were typical for a hockey game, with a lively atmosphere that contributed to the intensity of the match.

Viewers were treated to an exciting display of hockey, with a total of 11 goals scored, showcasing the offensive capabilities of both teams. The game was marked by quick transitions and strategic plays, making it a must-watch for fans of both franchises. As the Senators continue to build momentum, they will look to maintain their edge in the series against the Rangers, who will need to regroup and address their defensive vulnerabilities in future matchups.

What we said beforehand

The Ottawa Senators will face the New York Rangers at the Canadian Tire Centre on October 24, 2026, in a matchup that promises to be intriguing given both teams' current standings and recent performances. The Senators enter this game with a home record of 7-4-0, while the Rangers hold a slightly better away record of 7-4-1. With both teams closely matched in terms of wins and losses, this fixture is set to be a competitive encounter.

In their last five games, the Senators have recorded two wins and three losses. Their most recent outing saw them lose to the San Jose Sharks with a score of 6-2. Prior to that, they managed to secure a victory against the Florida Panthers, winning 5-1. Their other results include a win against the New York Islanders (2-1 SO) and losses to the St. Louis Blues (7-2) and Philadelphia Flyers (3-1). The Senators have averaged 2.4 goals scored and 3.6 goals allowed in their last five games, indicating some defensive struggles.

Conversely, the Rangers have also experienced a mixed bag of results in their last five games, with two wins and three losses. They recently lost to the Toronto Maple Leafs in a high-scoring affair, ending 5-4. Their previous games included a win against the Anaheim Ducks (5-2) and losses to the Columbus Blue Jackets (1-0 OT) and New Jersey Devils (7-1). The Rangers have averaged 2.8 goals scored and 3.2 goals allowed in their last five games, suggesting a similar trend of inconsistency.

At home, the Senators have a record of 4-2 in their last six games, averaging 2.8 goals scored and 2.8 goals allowed. Meanwhile, the Rangers have struggled on the road with a record of 1-4, despite a strong home record of 5-0. This discrepancy could play a significant role in the outcome of the game.

In terms of head-to-head matchups, the Senators have won two out of three encounters against the Rangers this season. Their last meeting on March 23, 2026, ended in a 2-1 victory for the Senators, while they also won an earlier matchup 8-4 on January 15, 2026. The Rangers managed to secure a win in their first meeting of the season on December 5, 2025, with a score of 4-2.

Injury concerns could impact both teams heading into this matchup. The Senators will be without Linus Ullmark and William Eklund, both on Injured Reserve, along with Thomas Chabot, who is out due to an upper body injury. The Rangers are also facing significant injury issues, with Igor Shesterkin, Joe Veleno, Joonas Korpisalo, Aidan Thompson, and Adam Sykora all on Injured Reserve, which could affect their lineup and performance.

The betting market, as provided by DraftKings, has the Senators as the favorites at -125 on the money line, with a spread of -1.5 and a total set at 6.5. The odds for the over are at 114.0, while the under is priced at -135. This indicates that the market expects a competitive game, but with a slight lean towards the Senators.

Conditions for the game are expected to be standard for an indoor hockey matchup, with no significant weather factors affecting play. Fans should watch for Ottawa's Tim Stutzle, who leads the Senators with 7 goals and 8 assists for a total of 15 points, and New York's Alexis Lafreniere, who leads the Rangers with 8 goals and 14 points. The performance of these key players could be pivotal in determining the outcome of this closely contested game.

Odds

BookSpreadTotalMoneyline
DraftKingsOTT -125 6.5 o +114 / u -135 New York Rangers +105 · Ottawa Senators -125

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Injury report

  • Linus UllmarkInjured ReserveLower BodyOttawa Senators
  • Thomas ChabotOutUpper BodyOttawa Senators
  • William EklundInjured ReserveAnkleOttawa Senators
  • Igor ShesterkinInjured ReserveKneeNew York Rangers
  • Joe VelenoInjured ReserveLower BodyNew York Rangers
  • Joonas KorpisaloInjured ReserveLower BodyNew York Rangers
  • Aidan ThompsonInjured ReserveUndisclosedNew York Rangers
  • Adam SykoraInjured ReserveLower BodyNew York Rangers

Leaders

  • GoalsDrake Batherson3Ottawa Senators
  • AssistsJake Sanderson2Ottawa Senators
  • PointsDrake Batherson4Ottawa Senators
  • GoalsJ.T. Miller1New York Rangers
  • AssistsAdam Fox2New York Rangers
  • PointsJ.T. Miller2New York Rangers

Recent form

Ottawa Senators

Last 10: 6-4Streak L12.8 scored · 2.8 allowed per game4-2 at home

  • L2-6vs San Jose SharksOct 22
  • W5-1vs Florida PanthersOct 21
  • L1-3at Philadelphia FlyersOct 17
  • W2-1vs New York IslandersOct 15
  • L2-7vs St. Louis BluesOct 13
  • W4-1at New Jersey DevilsOct 12
  • W3-2vs Nashville PredatorsOct 10
  • W2-1vs Philadelphia FlyersOct 8
  • L3-5at Detroit Red WingsOct 6
  • W4-1at Boston BruinsOct 5

New York Rangers

Last 10: 6-4Streak L13.2 scored · 2.5 allowed per game1-4 away

  • L4-5at Toronto Maple LeafsOct 22
  • W5-2vs Anaheim DucksOct 19
  • L0-1at Columbus Blue JacketsOct 17
  • L1-7at New Jersey DevilsOct 15
  • W4-1vs Tampa Bay LightningOct 13
  • W6-2vs Vancouver CanucksOct 11
  • L1-3at Washington CapitalsOct 9
  • W5-2vs New York IslandersOct 6
  • W4-2vs Utah MammothOct 4
  • W2-0at Detroit Red WingsOct 2

Standings

TeamOt lossesLostPointsWon
Carolina22209
NY Rangers15157
New Jersey04147
Washington04126
NY Islanders23125
Pittsburgh16115
Philadelphia3793
Columbus0584
Boston12199
Ottawa04168
Toronto24167
Tampa Bay03147
Montreal23125
Florida24125
Detroit33114
Buffalo34114

Box score

StatNew York RangersOttawa Senators
Blocked shots1321
Hits2134
Takeaways34
Shots total2825
Power play goals00
Power play opportunities23
Power play pct0.00.0
Short handed goals10
Shootout goals00
Faceoffs won3028
Faceoff percent51.748.3
Giveaways1313
Penalties43
Penalty minutes86

How the scoring went

  1. 1st0-1Drake Batherson Goal (5) Wrist Shot, assists: Jake Sanderson (3), Artem Zub (2)
  2. 1st0-2Tim Stützle Goal (8) Wrist Shot, assists: Fabian Zetterlund (4), Claude Giroux (6)
  3. 2nd0-3Drake Batherson Goal (6) Wrist Shot, assists: Dylan Cozens (4), Jordan Spence (2)
  4. 2nd1-3Will Cuylle Goal (4) Snap Shot, assists: Noah Laba (3), Adam Fox (15)
  5. 2nd1-4Dylan Cozens Goal (1) Deflected, assists: Drake Batherson (5), Carter Yakemchuk (2)
  6. 2nd2-4J.T. Miller Goal (3) Snap Shot, assists: Adam Fox (16), Oliver Bjorkstrand (2)
  7. 2nd3-4Alexis Lafrenière Goal (9) Wrist Shot, assists: J.T. Miller (6)
  8. 3rd3-5Jake Sanderson Goal (1) Backhand, assists: Ridly Greig (2), Michael Amadio (3)
  9. 3rd4-5Pavel Dorofeyev Goal (3) Snap Shot, assists: Will Cuylle (4), Noah Laba (4)
  10. 3rd4-6Michael Amadio Goal (3) Wrist Shot, assists: Jake Sanderson (4), Jonas Johansson (1)
  11. 3rd4-7Drake Batherson Goal (7) Deflected, assists: none

Venue

  • Canadian Tire CentreOttawa
  • OfficialsFrancois St. Laurent, Carter Sandlak, Ryan Jackson, Anthony Lapointe

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