Adam Gaudette and David Perron each contributed a goal and an assist, guiding the Ottawa Senators to a convincing 5-2 win over the Nashville Predators. Jake Sanderson, Shane Pinto, and Ridly Greig joined the scoring spree, while Anton Forsberg secured the victory with 25 saves. The Senators' solid performance marked their fifth consecutive win, showcasing their strength at home this season. The Predators, meanwhile, faced their fifth straight loss, dimming their playoff hopes. Filip Forsberg was a bright spot for Nashville, scoring and assisting in the game.

Notably, Tim Stutzle made history by becoming the youngest player in Senators history to reach 300 career points. The game featured a back-and-forth scoring affair, but key goals from Pinto and Perron helped the Senators regain control. Roman Josi also made headlines by surpassing David Legwand as the all-time leader in games played for the Predators.

Tim Stutzle's shootout goal propelled the Ottawa Senators to a thrilling 6-5 victory over the Boston Bruins. With Leevi Merilainen making 23 saves, he successfully denied all three Bruins shooters during the shootout. Ottawa, now at 23-18-4, showcased a late-game rally, scoring two goals in the final minutes of regulation to tie the game at 5-5, with Josh Norris netting the crucial equalizer.

The Bruins led 4-3 after a goal from Vinni Lettieri, marking his first of the season. Jeremy Swayman stood strong in net for Boston, achieving 39 saves. The game saw a back-and-forth scoring exchange, with Norris tying the game for Ottawa at 4-4 before Beecher's shot gave Boston a momentary lead. Stutzle and Gaudette initially put the Senators ahead 2-0, while the Bruins fought back to equalize by the end of the first period.

Levi Merilainen starred in goal for the Ottawa Senators, achieving his second shutout in just three games with 24 saves, leading the team to a 2-0 victory over the New York Islanders.

Adam Gaudette and Artem Zub found the net as the Senators extended their winning streak to three games, while the Islanders' winning run was halted at three.

Despite a solid performance by Marcus Hogberg, who made 23 saves in his second consecutive start, New York struggled as key goalies Ilya Sorokin and Semyon Varlamov were sidelined by illness and injury, respectively.

Leevi Merilainen recorded his second shutout in three games, making 24 saves as the Ottawa Senators defeated the New York Islanders 2-0. The Senators have now won three consecutive games, while the Islanders saw their winning streak halted at three. Adam Gaudette provided the game's first goal, redirecting a shot from Tyler Kleven in the first period, with Artem Zub sealing the victory with a late empty-net goal.

Islanders' goaltender Marcus Hogberg made 23 saves in a game that marked a disappointing start to their seven-game homestand. Despite Ilya Sorokin's availability, he did not play due to illness. The Islanders' defensive efforts included killing off four penalties recently, showcasing a resilient penalty kill, but it wasn’t enough to secure a win.

Leevi Merilainen propelled the Ottawa Senators to a 2-0 victory over the New York Islanders, securing his second shutout in just three games. With 24 saves, Merilainen was instrumental in halting the Islanders' three-game winning streak while the Senators celebrated their own third consecutive win.

The game's scoring began with Adam Gaudette redirecting a Tyler Kleven shot past Islanders' goalie Marcus Hogberg early in the first period. Artem Zub capped the game with his first goal of the season, sealing the win with a shot into an empty net in the final moments.

In a notable absence for the Islanders, Ilya Sorokin was available but did not play due to illness, with Semyon Varlamov still on injured reserve. The loss marks a challenging start to a seven-game homestand for New York.