- Matchup: Ottawa Senators vs Edmonton Oilers
- Date: Tuesday, March 3, 2026
- Venue: Rogers Place, Edmonton, AB
- Broadcast: Sportsnet
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The Edmonton Oilers (29-24-8) are set to square off against the Ottawa Senators (29-22-8) at Rogers Place this Tuesday.
In their previous outing, the Ottawa Senators triumphed with an impressive 5-2 victory over the Maple Leafs. Their offense was potent, converting 5 out of 40 shots on goal. They had 3 power play opportunities, capitalizing on 1. The Senators spent 15 minutes in the penalty box during this matchup.
Opponents of the Ottawa Senators have recorded 171 power play attempts (18th overall) and scored 46 goals during these chances. The Senators have faced 1,438 shots against, maintaining a save percentage of .869. On the offensive side, Ottawa has attempted 1,690 shots, boasting a shooting percentage of 11.5%. While at even strength, the Senators have surrendered 142 goals while netting 149. Currently, Ottawa has garnered 191 power play opportunities, successfully scoring 45 times for a conversion rate of 23.56%. Overall, they have logged 66 points, yielding a points percentage of .559. This season, the Senators have accumulated 194 goals (13th in the league) while allowing 188 goals against them.
In goal for this matchup is Linus Ullmark. Over his professional hockey career, Ullmark has participated in 323 games, achieving a record of 180-95-32 with 313 starts. Throughout his career, opponents have scored 799 goals against Ullmark, leading to a goals-against average of 2.55. He has faced 9,333 shots, making 8,534 saves for a .914 save percentage across 15,502 minutes played. Ullmark has recorded 197 quality starts with a quality start percentage of .629.
The Edmonton Oilers stepped onto the ice last against the Sharks, where they fell 5-4. They registered 3 power play attempts, converting 1, and managed to score 4 goals on 24 shots.
Edmonton has taken 1,829 shots (3rd in the league) with a shooting percentage of 11.76%, while allowing their opponents 1,651 shots. They maintain a penalty kill rate of 76.92%, successfully defending against 169 power play attempts. The Oilers also have a .877 save percentage. With 167 power play opportunities, they rank well at a 32.34% conversion rate. Edmonton has netted 161 goals at even strength, along with 54 goals (1st in the league) on the power play. However, they have conceded a total of 203 goals, featuring 164 goals at even strength and 39 while shorthanded. Thus far this season, the Oilers have scored a total of 215 goals, earning 66 points and achieving a points percentage of .541.
On the other end, Tristan Jarry will be defending the net for the Oilers. Opponents average 2.72 goals per game against him, accumulating 831 goals in total. Jarry boasts a quality start percentage of 58.0%, having notched 177 quality starts throughout his career. With 305 games played over 15,589 minutes, Jarry holds a career record of 167-104-33, having been in goal for 319 matchups. He has recorded 8,181 saves out of 9,012 shots, giving him a .908 save percentage.
Which team will emerge victorious in tonight’s NHL clash against the spread or moneyline?
Prediction: Back Edmonton
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