Sunday, January 24, 2016

Canadian Tire Centre

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The New York Rangers travel to Canadian Tire Centre to play the Ottawa Senators on Sunday, January 24, 2016. The opening line for this game has the Rangers at -131 and the Senators at +119. The over/under has been set at 5.

New York comes into this matchup having played 47 games. They have an overall record of 26-16-5 and on the road they have a record of 9-11-3. Currently they are 2nd in the Metropolitan Division. They've scored 136 goals and given up 123 goals for a point differential of +13. Ottawa shows up with a record of 22-20-6 including 11-7-4 at home this season. They are 6th in the Atlantic Division. They've scored 134 goals and surrendered 152 for a goal differential of -18.

Rick Nash has accumulated 33 total points this season for the Rangers. He has 12 goals this season with 149 shots on goal giving him a shooting percentage of 8%. He has a total of 21 assists on the season and averages 17 minutes played per game. Mats Zuccarello has averaged 18 minutes of ice time per game this year. In that time he has a shooting percentage of 19% by scoring 17 goals on 88 shots. He has 17 assists giving him a total of 34 points on the season. Henrik Lundqvist has 22 wins and 12 losses this season in net for the Rangers. He has had 1177 shots against him and has given up 92 goals. He has made 1085 saves for a save percentage of 92%.

Erik Karlsson has accumulated 51 total points this season for the Senators. He has 10 goals this season with 132 shots on goal giving him a shooting percentage of 8%. He has a total of 41 assists on the season and averages 29 minutes played per game. Kyle Turris has averaged 20 minutes of ice time per game. In that time he has a shooting percentage of 11% by scoring 13 goals on 114 shots. He has 17 assists giving him a total of 30 points on the season. Craig Anderson has 19 wins and 14 losses this season in net for the Senators. He has had 1202 shots against him and has given up 104 goals. He has made 1098 saves for a save percentage of 91%.

The Rangers have 57 total points this season. They have scored 134 goals while giving up 121 goals. They have had 130 power play opportunities and have scored 23 goals on those chances for a percentage of 18%. The Rangers have allowed 148 power play opportunities and given up 31 goals on those chances for a penalty kill percentage of 79%. They average 29 shots per game and as a team are shooting 9.80% for the season to this point. They allow 30 shots to their opposition per contest and have a team save percentage of 91%.

The Senators have a total of 50 points on the season. They have 27 power play goals on 146 opportunities thus far for a percentage of 18%. They have allowed 157 power play opportunities and have given up 39 goals on those chances for a penalty kill percentage of 75%. As a team, the Rangers have a total of 130 goals scored while they've given up 148 goals to this point. They average 28 shots per contest and have a team shooting percentage of 9.64%. As a team they give up 33 shots per game and have a save percentage of 91%.

New York Rangers Betting Trends

The New York Rangers are 24-21 straight up

The New York Rangers are 20-19-7 against the over/under

Ottawa Senators Betting Trends

The Ottawa Senators are 18-26 straight up

The Ottawa Senators are 23-24-1 against the over/under

New York Rangers Injuries

01/23/16 LW Rick Nash Knee probable Sunday vs. Ottawa
01/22/16 LW Chris Kreider Neck "?" Sunday vs Ottawa

Ottawa Senators Injuries

10/28/15 D Mikael Wikstrand Suspension out indefinitely
10/16/15 LW Clarke MacArthur Concussion out indefinitely
10/08/15 D Chris Phillips Back likely out for season
01/22/16 C Kyle Turris Ankle "?" Sunday vs New York Rangers
01/22/16 D Marc Methot Lower Body "?" Sunday vs New York Rangers
01/22/16 LW Milan Michalek Finger injured last game, out indefinitely

Guy's Pick: Take New York

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