Ottawa Senators3vs.Anaheim Ducks won6

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Nov 1 forecast

YES: Q 53.7¢ · Market odds 49.5¢ at forecast

Senators Goaltending. Ottawa has allowed five goals per game since Linus Ullmark went on injured reserve.

Main caution: Anaheim has won only one of the last eight games and concedes 4.8 goals per game.

Evidence and updates

Schedule Fatigue. Ottawa plays the second of a back-to-back to close a four-game road trip.

Power Play. Anaheim converts 28.6% of its power plays, among the top six in the NHL.

Q rises; odds steady. Q +3.3¢; odds +0.5¢ since the previous forecast, for YES.

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Ask Q: Will Ottawa confirm which goaltender starts, and does that starter have any track record this season of holding an opponent below three goals?

Senators Goaltending

Ottawa has conceded 20 goals in four games since Linus Ullmark was injured, averaging 5 goals allowed per game.

Schedule Fatigue

The match in Anaheim is the second game of a back-to-back set for Ottawa following their October 31 game at San Jose, concluding a four-game road trip across Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and San Jose.

Power Play

Anaheim ranks among the top six teams in the NHL on the power play, converting 28.6% of its opportunities, and has scored on 13.4% of its shots on goal.

Main caution

Anaheim has conceded an average of 4.8 goals per game across its last five games and ranks 26th in the league with a .862 save percentage.

Points to YES

Ottawa has allowed five goals per game since Linus Ullmark was placed on injured reserve, and the replacements have not stemmed the bleeding.
Ottawa conceded 20 goals across four games after Ullmark's injury, an average of five against per game, with backups Jonas Johansson and Samuel Ersson at .861 and .849 save percentages.
Ottawa plays the second half of a back-to-back to close a four-game road trip, arriving in Anaheim with heavy travel behind the Senators.
The Anaheim game follows Ottawa's October 31 game at San Jose, concluding a road swing through Las Vegas, Los Angeles and San Jose.
Ottawa lost Warren Foegele and Andre Burakovsky to multi-week injuries during the West Coast trip, thinning the forward group.
Senators head coach Travis Green announced on October 31 that both Foegele and Burakovsky will be sidelined three to four weeks.

Points to NO

Anaheim has been the weaker team by results, winning once in eight games while conceding heavily and ranking near the bottom in save percentage.
The Ducks have won only one of their last eight games, sit 5-7-1, have conceded 4.8 goals per game over five games, and rank 26th with a .862 save percentage.
Ottawa has won the last three meetings between the clubs, including both games of the previous season's series.
The Senators beat Anaheim 3-2 in California and 2-0 in Ottawa last season and have taken three consecutive meetings overall.

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