Utah Mammoth vs Ottawa Senators Prediction & Odds – November 7, 2026
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Utah Mammoth to win Moneyline -120 Pick lost
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Utah and Ottawa bring matching 10-6-1 records into their meeting at Canadian Tire Centre. The Mammoth have the stronger scoring and power-play figures, while the Senators have allowed fewer goals per game.

Game details and odds
Saturday, November 7, 2026 at 7:00 pm EST · Canadian Tire Centre
| Team | Spread (American price) | Moneyline |
|---|---|---|
| Utah Mammoth | -1.5 (+205) | -120 |
| Ottawa Senators | +1.5 (-250) | +100 |
Total: 6.5 — over -118, under -102.
DraftKings odds checked November 7, 2026 20:00 UTC. Odds subject to change.
Utah’s power play meets a vulnerable penalty kill
Utah scores 3.59 goals per game and has converted 38.3 percent of its power plays, with 23 goals on the advantage. Logan Cooley leads the Mammoth with 11 goals, while Clayton Keller has 18 assists. That production gives Utah a clear route to pressure Ottawa’s 73.8 percent penalty kill.
The Mammoth’s recent road results show both the appeal and the risk of relying on their attack. They won 4-3 at Pittsburgh and 3-2 at Toronto, then lost 5-4 at Montreal, remaining competitive in each of those trips. A 6-3 defeat at Philadelphia was a sharper warning about what happens when the goals allowed pile up. Utah has scored at least three times in all four of those road games, but it has not consistently kept opponents below that mark.
Ottawa looks for a steadier defensive response
Ottawa has a 5-2-0 home record and allows 3.06 goals per game, less than Utah’s 3.47. Tim Stutzle leads the Senators with nine goals, 13 assists and 22 points. Ottawa’s 12.1 percent power play, however, has been less productive than Utah’s, making even-strength execution especially important in this matchup.
Ottawa arrives after a 2-1 win at Buffalo, a result that contrasts with several higher-scoring games on its recent road swing. The Senators beat San Jose 5-1 but lost 6-3 at Anaheim and 6-5 at Los Angeles. Those results suggest Ottawa can create enough offense to challenge Utah, yet its defensive performance has varied considerably from game to game. The Buffalo win offers a more controlled template: limiting the opponent’s scoring mattered more there than trying to win another exchange of goals.
Injury news
Utah Mammoth: Kailer Yamamoto – Injured Reserve (Upper Body); Nate Schmidt – Day-To-Day (Upper Body); John Marino – Injured Reserve (Upper Body); Maveric Lamoureux – Injured Reserve (Shoulder).
Ottawa Senators: Ridly Greig – Out (Lower Body); Linus Ullmark – Injured Reserve (Lower Body); Andre Burakovsky – Injured Reserve (Lower Body); Warren Foegele – Injured Reserve (Knee); William Eklund – Injured Reserve (Ankle).
Availability checked November 7, 2026 20:00 UTC. Reported statuses may change; final lineups are not confirmed here.
BTB Betting Pick
Winner pick: Utah Mammoth.
Utah’s stronger power play and recent road scoring give it the edge against Ottawa’s penalty kill. The pick is close, though: Ottawa’s home record and lower goals-against figure leave room for a Senators response.
Original winner pick recorded November 7, 2026 20:00 UTC. Subsequent updates retain that selection.