Scoreboard	1	2	3	OT	Odds
Seattle Kraken 27-49-5-1	0	0	3	0	+5.5
Ottawa Senators 33-42-5-2	1	2	0	1	+127

Seattle Kraken vs. Ottawa Senators Prediction, NHL Odds

Liam Gilks
Last Updated: March 10, 2022

Ottawa snapped their five-game losing streak on Tuesday night, while Seattle is still trying to shake off their current three-game slide. Only six points separate the 30th placed Kraken from the 28th ranked Senators in league standings.

The Senators are -132 favourites to win on the NHL odds with a total of 6.

Kraken vs. Senators NHL Betting Odds

The Seattle Kraken is visiting Ottawa for the first and only time this season. Both teams come into tonight averaging 2.6 goals per game, but Seattle has given up the second-most goals so far, averaging 3.25 against per game. So far, 63 percent of the betting action has sided with Ottawa, while the Over/Under bets are split 55-45. Their next and final meeting will be on April 18th in Seattle.

The Over is 6-4 in the Kraken’s past ten games, bringing them to 34-23 O/U so far this season. Seattle has been trading wins and losses against the spread over the past seven games, putting them at 26-33 ATS.

Ottawa’s last 10 games have been low scoring, going 7-3 to the Under on the O/U bringing their record to 20-35 on the year. They have played the Under more than any other team in the league so far.

Seattle Kraken

Jaden Schwartz put Seattle ahead 4-3 in the third period of Tuesday’s game versus the Toronto Maple Leafs, but they collapsed and allowed three goals in the final 11 minutes. The 6-4 final marked their third loss in a row and putting them 1-8-1 in the past ten games.

Defenceman Carson Soucy scored against the Leafs, matching his career-high in goals at seven on the year.

Seattle will wrap up their five-game road trip Saturday afternoon in Montreal.

Ottawa Senators

The Senators special teams powered them back into the win column Tuesday night with a 4-1 win over the St. Louis Blues. Tim Stutzle opened the scoring with a powerplay marker, Josh Norris followed suit on the next man advantage and the Sens had a perfect night on special teams. The fun did not stop there for Stutzle and Norris, as they would both add a pair of assists for a three-point night.

Ottawa’s next game will be Saturday night, hosting the Chicago Blackhawks.