Edmonton Oilers vs Ottawa Senators Betting Pick & Prediction 11/19/24

The Oilers and Senators are set to face off at 7:00 ET on ESPN+. The Senators will host the game at Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa, ON. In this non-conference matchup, the Oilers are favored by -1.5 vs. the Senators. The over/under for the game is 6.5 goals.

EDMONTON OILERS VS OTTAWA SENATORS BETTING PICK

The Pick: Ottawa Senators +1.5

This game will be played at Canadian Tire Centre at 7:00 ET on Tuesday, November 19th.

WHY BET THE OTTAWA SENATORS:

• Even though they are considered 1.5-goal underdogs, our projection points to a 4-2 win for the Senators.
• We like the Senators on the moneyline (+109)
• The Senators are also our pick on the spread at +1.5

Can the Oilers Lock in a Win at Ottawa?

With a 4-2 victory over the Flames, the Oilers moved above .500, now sitting at 9-8-2. Edmonton covered the puck line as -1.5 goal favorites, and the total of 6 goals fell short of the 6.5 set before the game.

Four different players scored for the Oilers, with Zach Hyman breaking a 2-2 tie at 9:50 in the third period. Edmonton added an empty-netter with just 3 seconds left to secure the win.

Edmonton’s offense fired 31 shots on goal in their 4-2 win over Calgary. Leon Draisaitl opened the scoring with his 9th goal of the season, while Jeff Skinner followed with his 3rd. Zach Hyman added his 3rd goal, and Mattias Janmark sealed the game with an empty-netter, his 2nd of the season.

The Oilers scored twice in the first period, went scoreless in the second, and added two more in the third, including Hyman’s power-play goal. Draisaitl also picked up two assists, bringing his total to 8 this season. Edmonton had 10 giveaways in the game.

Stuart Skinner made 29 saves with a 93.5% save percentage, helping the Oilers secure a 4-2 win. Defensively, Edmonton had 25 blocks and 19 hits, but they did give up goals at 4:33 in the 2nd period and 4:28 in the 3rd.

Will the Senators Make it Happen at Home?

With a 3-0 win over the Kraken, the Senators evened their record at 8-8-1. Ottawa, favored by -1.5 goals, covered the puck line with the victory. The total was set at 6.5 goals, but the combined score of 3 fell well short of that mark.

All three of Ottawa’s goals came from different players. Adam Gaudette opened the scoring in the first period, followed by goals from Brady Tkachuk and Tim Stützle, the latter finding the net at 2:14 in the third period.

Ottawa’s offense was led by Adam Gaudette, who netted his 7th goal of the season at 14:32 in the first period. Brady Tkachuk followed with his 7th goal as well, scoring at 8:49 in the second period. Tim Stützle added an empty-netter, his 6th goal of the year, at 2:14 in the third period.

The Senators fired 23 shots on goal and recorded 11 giveaways. They picked up 5 assists, with Tim Stützle earning his 10th assist on Tkachuk’s goal.

The Senators’ defense was stellar in their last game, shutting out the Kraken 3-0. Anton Forsberg made 22 saves with a perfect 100% save percentage, while the defense added 2 takeaways and 25 hits.