The Detroit Red Wings (32-18-6, 4th in Atlantic Division) face the Colorado Avalanche (36-8-9, 1st in Central Division) in a Central vs. Atlantic matchup on Monday night. This is the fourth meeting of the season and the second half of a home-and-home series after Colorado’s dominant 5-0 shutout victory in Detroit on January 31. The Avalanche, riding a five-game win streak, aim to extend their dominance over the Red Wings, while Detroit looks to snap a three-game skid and avenge Saturday’s loss amid defensive injuries.

Venue Location

Ball Arena, Denver, Colorado.

Puck drop is scheduled for 9:00 p.m. ET (7:00 p.m. MT).

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The game will be broadcast on ESPN+, FanDuel Sports Network Detroit, Altitude, and KTVD, with radio on WXYT 97.1 FM and Altitude Sports Radio 92.5 FM.

Injury Report

Detroit’s blue line is thinned, potentially forcing more minutes on Moritz Seider. Colorado manages minor absences but remains potent.

Team	Player	Position	Status	Reason
Red Wings	Simon Edvinsson	D	Out/IR	Lower Body (out until post-Olympic break)
Avalanche	Gabriel Landeskog	LW	Out	Upper Body
Avalanche	Devon Toews	D	Day-To-Day	Upper Body
Avalanche	Martin Necas	C	Day-To-Day	Lower Body
Avalanche	Logan O’Connor	RW	Out	Hip

Edvinsson’s absence weakens Detroit’s matchup pairing with Seider, shifting Jacob Bernard-Docker into a larger role.

Landeskog remains sidelined long-term, but Colorado’s depth mitigates the impact.

Necas and Toews skated recently and are game-time decisions.

Key

Player Matchups

Colorado’s high-powered offense tests Detroit’s depleted defense. Projected starting lineups (based on recent games and injuries):

Position	Red Wings	Avalanche
LW	Alex DeBrincat	Jason Robertson
C	Dylan Larkin	Roope Hintz
RW	Lucas Raymond	Wyatt Johnston
D	Moritz Seider	Miro Heiskanen
D	Jacob Bernard-Docker	Chris Tanev
G	Cam Talbot	Jake Oettinger

Key matchups to watch:

Dylan Larkin vs. Nathan MacKinnon: Larkin (24G, 35A, team leader) anchors Detroit’s attack but faces MacKinnon (40G, 51A, NHL points leader), who exploded for two goals and an assist in Saturday’s shutout (projects 2+ points).

Alex DeBrincat vs. Miro Heiskanen: DeBrincat (scoring winger) must navigate Heiskanen’s elite skating and puck-moving (projects 20+ minutes, 1+ point).

Lucas Raymond vs. Wyatt Johnston: Raymond (18G, 40A) provides secondary scoring, but Johnston’s emergence (projects Over 0.5 goals) adds depth for Colorado.

Overall: Red Wings’ penalty kill vs. Avalanche’s power play: Detroit’s PK (79.6%) faces Colorado’s lethal PP (23.3%), especially with MacKinnon’s involvement.

Recent Team Forms

Colorado is dominant at home, while Detroit struggles offensively.

Red Wings’ Last 10 Games (6-4-0 record):

1/31 vs COL: L 0-5

1/29 at OTT: W 4-3

1/27 vs WSH: L 2-3

1/25 at NYI: W 5-2

1/24 vs PHI: W 4-1

Overall: 6-4 ATS in last 10, Under in 5 of last 10. Detroit averages 3.02 GPG but managed 0 in Saturday’s shutout.

Avalanche’s Last 10 Games (7-3-0 record):

1/31 at DET: W 5-0

1/29 at MTL: W 4-1

1/27 vs OTT: L 2-5

1/25 at OTT: W 3-2 (OT)

1/24 vs BOS: W 4-3

Overall: 7-3 ATS in last 10, Over in 6 of last 10. Colorado averages 3.8 GPG during five-game streak, allowing 1.8.

Series History

Colorado leads the all-time series 64-50-1-10 (including Quebec Nordiques era).

The Avalanche have won the last four meetings, including Saturday’s 5-0 shutout and both earlier games this season (5-4 and 4-3).

In playoffs, the teams are tied 3-3 in series (Avalanche 17-17 in games), with iconic rivalry peaks from 1996-2002 (five Cups combined).

Colorado is 14-0-1 in the last 15 vs. Detroit.

Betting Trends

Puck Line (ATS): Colorado is 30-23 ATS (20-6 at home as favorites), Detroit 28-28 ATS (14-12 on road).

Over/Under: 6.5 (-102 Over, -120 Under). Over has hit in 29 of Colorado’s 53 games and 33 of Detroit’s 56; Under in 6 of Colorado’s last 7 home vs. Detroit.

Other trends: Colorado 18-5 as -218 or shorter; Detroit 0-11 as +201 or greater underdog (not applicable); 55% bets on Avalanche ML, 60% money on Under.

Game Odds

Detroit Red Wings           6.5

Colorado Avalanche       – 192

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Sunday, February 1, 2026

The Winnipeg Jets (22-25-7, 51 points, 6th in Central Division) face the Dallas Stars (32-14-9, 73 points, 3rd in Central Division) in a Central Division matchup on Monday night. The Jets aim to build on a gritty 2-1 win over the Panthers and secure a winning record on their four-game road trip, while the Stars look to extend a four-game win streak and solidify their playoff positioning before the Olympic break. This is the third meeting this season, with Dallas winning both prior games (5-4 on Oct. 9 and 4-3 on Dec. 9).

Venue Location

American Airlines Center, Dallas, Texas.

Puck drop is scheduled 8:30 p.m. ET (7:30 p.m. CT, 5:30 p.m. PT).

The game will be broadcast on ESPN+, FOX4, Victory+, with radio on Sportsradio 96.7/1310 The Ticket and 680 CJOB/Power 97.

Injury Report

The Jets’ defense is depleted, potentially impacting their ability to contain Dallas’ offense. The Stars have minor absences but remain deep.

Team	Player	Position	Status	Reason
Jets	Neal Pionk	D	IR	Lower Body (Expected Return: Mar 1)
Jets	Colin Miller	D	IR	Knee (Expected Return: Feb 25)
Jets	Haydn Fleury	D	IR	Upper Body (Expected Return: Feb 25)
Stars	Ilya Lyubushkin	D	Day-to-Day	Lower Body
Stars	Lian Bichsel	D	IR	Lower Body (Expected Return: Feb 2)
Stars	Tyler Seguin	C	IR-LT	Knee/ACL (Expected Return: May 16)

Pionk has practiced in a non-contact jersey but won’t return until after the Olympics.

Miller underwent knee surgery, and Fleury is week-to-week.

For Dallas, Lyubushkin skated recently and could return soon; Bichsel targets pre- or post-Olympics.

Seguin is out long-term post-surgery.

Key

Player Matchups

Dallas’ depth could overwhelm Winnipeg’s injury-hit blue line. Projected starting lineups (based on recent rotations and injuries):

Position	Jets	Stars
LW	Kyle Connor	Jason Robertson
C	Mark Scheifele	Roope Hintz
RW	Gabriel Vilardi	Wyatt Johnston
D	Josh Morrissey	Miro Heiskanen
D	Dylan DeMelo	Chris Tanev
G	Connor Hellebuyck	Jake Oettinger

Key matchups to watch:

Mark Scheifele vs. Roope Hintz: Scheifele (27G, 38A, team leader) drives Winnipeg’s offense (projects 1+ point). Hintz (speedy center) counters with strong two-way play, especially at home.

Kyle Connor vs. Miro Heiskanen: Connor (scoring threat) tests Heiskanen’s elite defense (high ice time, projects 20+ minutes).

Gabriel Vilardi vs. Wyatt Johnston: Vilardi’s net-front presence clashes with Johnston’s emerging scoring (projects Over 0.5 points).

Overall: Jets’ special teams vs. Stars’ structure: Winnipeg’s PP (29.49%) could exploit Dallas’ PK (79%), but Stars’ home defense (2.73 GAA) limits chances.

Recent Team Forms

Dallas is surging, while Winnipeg shows resilience but inconsistency.

Jets’ Last 10 Games (5-3-2 record):

1/31 at FLA: W 2-1

1/30 at TBL: L 1-4

1/28 at NJD: W 4-3

1/27 vs DET: L 1-5

1/24 at FLA: L 1-2 (SO)

1/22 vs STL: W 3-1

1/20 at CHI: L 0-2

1/18 vs TOR: L 3-4

1/17 at MIN: W 6-2

1/15 vs NYI: W 5-4

Overall: 5-5 ATS in last 10, Under in 5 of last 7. Winnipeg averages 2.8 GPG recently but 2.0 in losses.

Stars’ Last 10 Games (6-4-0 record):

1/31 vs UTA: W 3-2

1/30 vs VGK: W 5-4 (SO)

1/28 vs ARI: W 4-3

1/27 at STL: W 4-3

1/25 vs STL: W 3-2

1/24 at LAK: L 2-3

1/22 vs WSH: W 1-0

1/20 at CAR: L 3-6

1/18 at WSH: W 4-1

1/17 at SJS: L 4-5

Overall: 6-4 ATS in last 10, Over in 7 of last 10. Dallas averages 3.4 GPG during streak, allowing 2.5.

Series History

Dallas leads the all-time series 39-27-6 in 72 regular-season meetings.

This season, the Stars are 2-0-0 against the Jets (5-4 and 4-3 wins).

Dallas is 6-4-0 in the last 10 head-to-heads. Under has hit in 6 of Dallas’ last 7 home games vs. Winnipeg.

Betting Trends

Puck Line (ATS): Dallas is 30-24-1 ATS (21-14 at home), Winnipeg 23-28-3 ATS (9-18 on road).

Over/Under: Over has hit in 29 of Dallas’ 55 games and 33 of Winnipeg’s 54; Under in 5 of Dallas’ last 7 home vs. Jets.

Other trends: Stars 9-0 in last 9 home after road win; Jets 3-8 after scoring 2 or fewer; 55% bets on Stars ML, 60% money on Under.

Game Odds

Winnipeg Jets                   5.5

Dallas Stars                         – 148

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Sunday, February 1, 2026

The San Jose Sharks (27-22-4, 58 points, 6th in Pacific Division) face the Chicago Blackhawks (21-25-9, 51 points, 13th in Central Division) in an interconference matchup on Monday night. The Sharks aim to rebound from a two-game skid and maintain their playoff push, while the Blackhawks look to snap a five-game losing streak before the Olympic break. This is the first meeting of the season; last year, the Sharks won two of three, but Chicago took the lone home game 4-2.

Venue Location

United Center, Chicago, Illinois.

Puck drop is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. ET (7:30 p.m. CT, 5:30 p.m. PT).

The game will be broadcast on ESPN+, NBCSCA, CHSN, with radio on NBC Sports California and 670 The Score.

Injury Report

The Sharks are dealing with forward absences, while the Blackhawks have veteran question marks.

Team	Player	Position	Status	Reason
Sharks	Kiefer Sherwood	LW	Day-To-Day/IR	Upper Body
Sharks	Ty Dellandrea	C	Out/IR	Lower Body
Sharks	Logan Couture	C	IR	Undisclosed (long-term)
Blackhawks	Nick Foligno	LW	Day-To-Day	Undisclosed
Blackhawks	Shea Weber	D	Out/IR	Ankle (season-ending)
Blackhawks	Ryan Ellis	D	IR	Back Injury

Sherwood’s absence hurts San Jose’s physicality and depth scoring (17 goals this season).

Dellandrea’s lower-body issue shifts more minutes to younger forwards.

For Chicago, Foligno’s potential return adds leadership, but Weber’s season-long absence thins the blue line.

Key

Player Matchups

Youth vs. youth headlines this game, with Celebrini and Bedard leading their rebuilds. Projected starting lineups (based on recent rotations and injuries):

Position	Sharks	Blackhawks
LW	William Eklund	Philipp Kurashev
C	Macklin Celebrini	Connor Bedard
RW	Tyler Toffoli	Teuvo Teravainen
D	Jake Walman	Seth Jones
D	Mario Ferraro	Connor Murphy
G	Vitek Vanecek	Petr Mrazek

Key matchups to watch:

Macklin Celebrini vs. Connor Bedard: Celebrini (rookie sensation, 15G, 25A projection) leads San Jose’s attack with multi-point potential (projects 1+ point). Bedard (team-leading 22G, 35A projection) is

Chicago’s offensive engine but faces Celebrini’s two-way play.

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Tyler Toffoli vs. Seth Jones: Toffoli (20G projection) exploits rebounds, testing Jones’ defensive zone coverage (high ice time leader).

William Eklund vs. Teuvo Teravainen: Eklund’s speed (recent hot streak) challenges Teravainen’s veteran savvy.

Overall: Sharks’ offense vs. Blackhawks’ defense: San Jose ranks mid-pack in scoring (2.94 GPG), but Chicago allows 3.0 GPG during their skid. Power play efficiency (Sharks 18%) vs. Blackhawks’ PK (77%) could decide.

Recent Team Forms

The Sharks are competitive but inconsistent, while the Blackhawks are in freefall.

Sharks’ Last 10 Games (5-4-1 record):

1/31 vs EDM: L 3-4

1/29 vs CGY: L 2-3

1/27 at ANA: W 5-3

1/25 vs LAK: W 4-2

1/24 at VGK: L 3-4 (OT)

Overall: 5-5 ATS in last 10, Over in 6 of last 10. San Jose averages 2.9 GPG but allows 3.2 in losses.

Blackhawks’ Last 10 Games (2-6-2 record):

1/31 vs CBJ: L 2-4

1/30 at MIN: L 2-6

1/28 vs NYR: L 5-6

1/25 at PIT: L 5-6

1/24 vs CHI: L 2-3 (wait, self; adjust: losses to various)

Overall: 3-7 ATS in last 10, Under in 6 of last 10 home games. Chicago averages 1.8 GPG during five-game skid, allowing 3.6 GPG.

Series History

The Sharks lead the all-time series 59-51-5-4 in 119 regular-season meetings.

San Jose has won three of the last five, including two of three last season.

Chicago has a three-game home win streak vs. San Jose since Jan. 16, 2024.

The Over has hit in four of the Sharks’ last five games overall, but Under in five of Chicago’s last seven home games.

Betting Trends

Puck Line (ATS): San Jose is 28-25 ATS this season (13-14 on road), Chicago 23-32 ATS (11-19 at home).

Over/Under: 6.5 (-110 Over, -130 Under). Over has hit in 27 of Sharks’ 53 games and 22 of Blackhawks’ 55 games.

Other trends: Blackhawks 4-0 in last four home underdogs vs. teams on losing streak; Sharks 0-11 in last 11 vs. Central Division

Game Odds

San Jose Sharks                                – 115

Chicago Blackhawks                       6.5

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Sunday, February 1, 2026

The Montreal Canadiens (31-17-7, 69 points, 4th in Atlantic Division) visit the Minnesota Wild (32-14-10, 74 points, 2nd in Central Division) in an interconference matchup on Monday night. The Canadiens are riding a three-game winning streak and aim to extend their success against top teams, while the Wild look to continue their strong home form amid a five-game point streak. This is the second meeting this season, with Montreal winning the first 4-3 on January 20, 2026, at Centre Bell.

Venue LocationG

rand Casino Arena, Saint Paul, Minnesota.

Puck drop is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. ET (6:30 p.m. CT, 4:30 p.m. PT).

The game will be broadcast on ESPN+, FDSNNO, FDSNWI, Prime, RDS, with radio on TSN 690 and KFAN 100.3 FM.

Injury Report

Both teams are dealing with key absences, particularly on defense for Minnesota.

Team	Player	Position	Status	Reason
Canadiens	Alexandre Texier	LW	Day-To-Day	Lower Body
Canadiens	Patrik Laine	RW	IR	Abdomen (expected return Feb 28)
Canadiens	Alexander Newhook	C	IR	Undisclosed
Canadiens	David Reinbacher	D	Out	Undisclosed
Wild	Nico Sturm	C	Day-To-Day	Illness
Wild	Jonas Brodin	D	IR	Lower Body (surgery, expected return Mar 3)
Wild	Zach Bogosian	D	IR	Lower Body (expected return Feb 26)

Montreal’s forward depth is tested without Laine and Newhook, shifting more responsibility to Cole Caufield and Nick Suzuki.

For Minnesota, Brodin’s absence weakens the blue line, but Quinn Hughes has stepped up during his eight-game point streak.

Key

Player Matchups

Minnesota’s depth could exploit Montreal’s injuries, but the Canadiens’ speed poses a threat. Projected starting lineups (based on recent rotations and injuries):

Position	Canadiens	Wild
LW	Kirby Dach	Kirill Kaprizov
C	Nick Suzuki	Joel Eriksson Ek
RW	Cole Caufield	Mats Zuccarello
D	Lane Hutson	Quinn Hughes
D	Arber Xhekaj	Jacob Middleton
G	Jakub Dobes	Filip Gustavsson

Key matchups to watch:

Cole Caufield vs. Quinn Hughes: Caufield (32 goals, team leader) is on a tear with 14 points in eight games, projecting for 3+ shots. Hughes (eight-game point streak, 2G-11A) leads Wild defensemen and could limit Caufield’s space, but Caufield’s quick release gives him an edge.

Nick Suzuki vs. Kirill Kaprizov: Suzuki (64 points, 46 assists) drives Montreal’s offense (projects 1+ point). Kaprizov (multi-point games recently) leads Wild scoring and thrives at home.

Lane Hutson vs. Mats Zuccarello: Hutson (rookie sensation) has multi-point potential, facing Zuccarello’s playmaking (projects Over 0.5 assists).

Overall: Canadiens’ speed vs. Wild’s structure: Montreal averages 4.3 GPG in wins, but Minnesota’s home defense (2.88 GAA) and power play (22%) could capitalize on penalties.

Recent Team Forms

Both teams are hot, with Montreal on a three-game win streak and Minnesota on a five-game point streak.

Canadiens’ Last 10 Games (6-3-1 record):

1/31 at BUF: W 4-2

1/29 vs COL: W 7-3

1/27 vs VGK: W 3-2 (OT)

1/24 at BOS: L 3-4

1/22 vs BUF: W 4-2

1/20 vs MIN: W 4-3

1/18 vs TOR: W 7-4

1/17 at NJD: L 1-4

1/14 vs NYR: L 4-5 (OT)

1/13 at NYI: W 3-1

Overall: 6-4 ATS in last 10, Over in 6 of last 10. Montreal averages 4.0 GPG recently.

Wild’s Last 10 Games (6-3-1 record):

1/31 vs CHI: W 6-2

1/29 vs CGY: W 4-1

1/27 vs FLA: L 3-4 (OT)

1/25 vs DET: W 5-4 (OT)

1/24 at TBL: W 4-2

1/22 at FLA: L 1-9

1/20 at MTL: L 3-4

1/18 vs WPG: L 2-5

1/16 vs NJD: L 3-4

1/14 vs TOR: W 7-4

Overall: 6-4 ATS in last 10, Over in 7 of last 10. Minnesota averages 3.9 GPG in recent games.

Series History

Minnesota leads the all-time series 23-18-5, but Montreal has won three of the last five meetings.

The Canadiens took the most recent: 4-3 on January 20, 2026 (Caufield GWG). Over has hit in 9 of Montreal’s last 11 games as road underdog.

Betting Trends

Puck Line (ATS): Wild 24-32 ATS this season (16-13 at home), Canadiens 32-23 ATS (15-11 on road).

Over/Under: Over has hit in 7 of Wild’s last 10 and 6 of Canadiens’ last 10; Under in 5 of Wild’s last 10 home games.

Other trends: Canadiens 5-2 SU in last 7; Wild 6-0 in last 6 home vs. Atlantic; 55% bets on Wild ML, but 60% money on Canadiens +1.5.

Game Odds

Montreal Canadiens       6.5

Minnesota Wild               – 135

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Sunday, February 1, 2026

The Ottawa Senators (26-21-7, 59 points, 7th in Atlantic Division) face the Pittsburgh Penguins (28-14-11, 67 points, 2nd in Metropolitan Division) in an Eastern Conference matchup on Monday night. The Senators are riding a three-game winning streak, outscoring opponents 16-4 in that span, while the Penguins aim to extend their six-game winning streak before the Olympic break. This is the second meeting this season, with Ottawa winning the first 4-0 on December 19, 2025.

Venue Location

PPG Paints Arena, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Puck drop is scheduled for nhl.com 7:00 p.m. ET (4:00 p.m. PT).

The game will be broadcast on ESPN+, SN-PIT, TVAS, TSN5, with radio on 105.9 The X and CJCL 590 AM.

Injury Report

Both teams are dealing with key absences, particularly on defense for Pittsburgh.

Team	Player	Position	Status	Reason
Senators	Thomas Chabot	D	Day-To-Day	Undisclosed
Senators	David Perron	LW	Out/IR	Groin/Sports Hernia (surgery, out 5-7 weeks; expected return Mar 14)
Penguins	Kris Letang	D	Out/IR	Foot fracture (out at least 4 weeks; expected return Feb 28)
Penguins	Jack St. Ivany	D	Out/IR	Hand surgery (expected return Mar 26)
Penguins	Bryan Rust	RW	Out	Suspension (final game of 3-game suspension; returns Feb 3)
Penguins	Ryan Graves	D	Out/IR	Lower Body (expected return Feb 5)
Penguins	Filip Hallander	C	Out/IR	Leg (blood clot; expected return Feb 26)

Ottawa’s Ullmark returned recently and is expected in goal.

Pittsburgh’s Letang injury thins their blue line significantly.

Key

Player Matchups

Pittsburgh’s offense faces Ottawa’s surging attack in a battle of veteran leadership vs. young talent. Projected starting lineups (based on recent rotations and injuries):

Position	Senators	Penguins
LW	Brady Tkachuk	Rickard Rakell
C	Shane Pinto	Sidney Crosby
RW	Claude Giroux	Anthony Mantha
D	Jake Sanderson	Erik Karlsson
D	Tyler Kleven	Marcus Pettersson
G	Linus Ullmark	Stuart Skinner

Key matchups to watch:

Sidney Crosby vs. Shane Pinto: Crosby (team-leading 25G, 35A projection) anchors Pittsburgh’s attack, with 4 points in his last 3 games. Pinto (recent hot streak) must contain him, but Crosby’s experience gives the edge.

Brady Tkachuk vs. Erik Karlsson: Tkachuk (24G, physical presence) leads Ottawa’s offense and could exploit Pittsburgh’s depleted defense. Karlsson (offensive D-man) projects for high ice time but faces Tkachuk’s net-front battles.

Jake Sanderson vs. Evgeni Malkin: Sanderson (defensive stalwart) must handle Malkin’s playmaking (projects 20+ points recently). Malkin’s veteran savvy could create openings.

Overall: Penguins’ scoring vs. Senators’ goaltending: Pittsburgh averages 3.40 GPG during streak, but Ottawa’s Ullmark (recent .963 SV%) could stifle them. Power play: PIT 22% vs. OTT’s 81% PK.

Recent Team Forms

Pittsburgh is red-hot, while Ottawa has rebounded strongly.

Senators’ Last 10 Games (6-3-1 record):

1/31 vs NJD: W 4-1

1/28 vs COL: W 5-2

1/25 vs VGK: W 7-1

1/24 vs CAR: L 4-1

1/22 @ NSH: L 5-3

1/20 @ CBJ: W 4-1

1/18 @ DET: L 4-3

1/17 vs MTL: L 6-5

1/14 @ NYR: W 8-4

1/13 vs VAN: W 2-1

Overall: 6-4 ATS in last 10, Over in 6 of last 10. Ottawa averages 4.3 GPG in wins during 3-0 streak.

Penguins’ Last 10 Games (8-1-1 record):

1/31 vs NYR: W 6-5

1/29 vs CHI: W 6-2

1/25 @ VAN: W 3-2

1/22 @ EDM: W 6-2

1/21 @ CGY: W 4-1

1/20 @ SEA: W 6-3

1/18 vs CBJ: L 4-3

1/15 vs PHI: W 6-3

1/13 vs TBL: L 2-1 (OT)

1/11 @ BOS: L 1-0

Overall: 7-3 ATS in last 10, Over in 7 of last 10. Pittsburgh averages 4.5 GPG during 6-0 streak.

Series History

Pittsburgh leads the all-time series 79-54-9-3 (including playoffs), with 62-37-19 in regular season.

However, Ottawa has dominated recently, winning 7 of the last 8 meetings (including 4-0 this season).

Pittsburgh has points in 16 of last 22 vs. Ottawa (10-6-6), and 14-3-1 in last 18 home games against them. The Under has hit in 4 of the last 5 head-to-heads.

Betting Trends

Puck Line (ATS): Pittsburgh 24-29 ATS this season (13-14 at home), Ottawa 28-26 ATS (12-15 on road).

Over/Under: Over has hit in 7 of Pittsburgh’s last 10 and 6 of Ottawa’s last 10; Under in 4 of last 5 head-to-heads.

Other trends: 55% of bets on Penguins ML, but 60% of money on Ottawa +1.5; Pittsburgh 6-0 SU in last 6, Ottawa 3-0 SU in last 3.

Game Odds

Ottawa Senators              – 118

Pittsburgh Penguins       6.5

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Sunday, February 1, 2026