The Senators have continued their up-and-down results in recent years. They had a strong 2016-17 season, reaching the Eastern Conference Finals before losing to the eventual Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins. However, the team fell into a rebuild in 2018 after years of playoff disappointments.

The rebuilding Senators finished near the bottom of the league standings for several seasons as they accumulated high draft picks and developed young talent. There was optimism entering the 2022-23 season after the additions of Claude Giroux, Alex DeBrincat, and Cam Talbot, but the team missed the playoffs again.

Heading into 2023-24, the Senators made more roster changes after failing to meet expectations. Long-time GM Pierre Dorion resigned and was replaced on an interim basis by Steve Staios following a draft pick forfeiture penalty from the league. In September 2023, a new ownership group headed by Michael Andlauer took over the franchise from the estate of late owner Eugene Melnyk.

The Senators remain a difficult team to predict from a betting perspective. With new management in place and a young core led by Brady Tkachuk, Tim Stützle, and Thomas Chabot, Ottawa hopes to break its playoff drought that dates back to 2017. Consistency has been elusive, but a patient approach focused on player development provides some optimism about the Senators’ future.

Who Do The Ottawa Senators Play Next

Look up who the Ottawa Sentators play next if you are considering placing a wager on the game. The Sens’ opponents may be on a slide, which will help with their chances of winning.

 

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Ottawa Senators Game Schedule

Ottawa’s schedule is a good way to make note of games way in advance. Pick up on trends and follow their road games to add further perspective.

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Ottawa Senators Standings Today

The Ottawa Senators standings will help you compare exactly how the Sens are doing in comparison to the opposition.

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How To Make Money Betting On Ottawa Senators

The Ottawa Senators aren't the best team in the NHL by any stretch and, barring a miracle, won't be any time soon. They employs the neutral-zone trap, often playing in low-scoring tight-checking games. Keep that in mind when deciding on whether to choose the over or under.

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The Senators tend to perform on the ice much like a counter-punching boxer. They stay cautious to a fault, following a defensive mantra, often waiting for the other team to grow frustrated and impatient. Then they pounce on errors with great effectivenes. The Senators like to keep it tight and love to play with a lead so that they can clamp down on the game and take the life right out of it.