The Edmonton Oilers will face off against the Ottawa Senators in the NHL on Tuesday, starting at 7 p.m. ET at the Canadian Tire Centre and will be broadcasted on ESPN+. The Oilers currently hold a record of 2-3-1, positioning them 13th in the Western Conference, while the Senators stand at 2-4, sitting 15th in the Eastern Conference.
In terms of injuries, the Oilers will be without Zach Hyman due to a wrist issue, Mattias Janmark and Alec Regula are also sidelined with undisclosed injuries, and Kasperi Kapanen is considered day-to-day with an undisclosed condition. The Senators will be missing their captain Brady Tkachuk, who is out with a thumb injury.
Statistically, Connor McDavid has been a standout performer for the Oilers, recording seven assists over the first six games. Goalie Stuart Skinner has a goals-against average of 2.2 and boasts 90 saves, although his save percentage of .909 ranks him 26th in the league. On the Senators’ side, Shane Pinto has made a significant impact, accumulating eight points, including seven goals, across six games, averaging 1.3 points per game. In net for the Senators, Linus Ullmark has played five games, allowing 20 goals and posting a .848 save percentage, placing him 55th in the league.
Fans looking to watch the game can find various streaming options available, enhancing their viewing experience as these two teams fight for crucial points early in the season. The matchup promises to be competitive, with both teams eager to improve their standings.