Latest Ottawa Senators Stanley Cup Odds and Other Futures Markets
The Sens have a 1.4% chance to win the Stanley Cup, based on implied probability using the latest odds from Ontario sportsbooks.
| 🏆 Ottawa Senators Stanley Cup Odds | +7000 |
| 👑 Senators Stanley Cup Chances | 1.4% (no change) |
| ✅ Senators Playoff Chances | 43.8% (+7.7%) |
| ❌ Senators Chances of Missing Playoffs | 56.2% |
| 🏆 Senators Win Eastern Conference | +8000 |
| 🏆 Senators Win Atlantic Division | +1600 |
Can the Senators Win The Stanley Cup?
Yes, the Senators can win the Stanely Cup. Sixteen teams have better odds entering the season, but the Senators made some big moves over the offseason to build around a talented young core. In addition to landing Linus Ullmark to backstop their efforts in goal, they added veteran forward David Perron, who has more than 300 goals in his career.
What Are the Senators Stanley Cup Odds?
The Senators Stanley Cup odds are +7000 at FanDuel Sportsbook. Based on implied probability, that gives Ottawa a 1.4% chance to win the Cup. The Sens have the 19th-shortest odds in the NHL, 9th in the Eastern Conference, and 5th in the Atlantic Division.
Injuries Impacting the Ottawa Senators Stanley Cup Odds
What Are the Senators' Odds to Win the Eastern Conference?
The Senators are tied for the eighth-best odds to win the Eastern Conference entering the season. The Senators finished 14th in the Eastern Conference last season, but the sportsbooks believe they will leapfrog some teams and challenge for a playoff berth this season.
Where Are the Senators Odds to Win the Atlantic Division?
The Senators begin the season tied for fifth in the odds to win the Atlantic Division. They have the same odds as the Red Wings and better odds than the Sabres and Canadiens.
The Panthers are the favorite followed by the Bruins, Maple Leafs and Lightning. The last time the Senators won a division championship was in 2006, when they won 52 games and earned the old Northeast division title.
Latest Ottawa Senators Playoff Chances
Ontario betting apps offer markets where you can bet on a team to make or miss the playoffs. The Senators' playoff chances are 49.5%, based on implied probability at +102 odds.
Continue reading to learn more about the Sens playoff odds.
➡️ Bet on Ottawa to make the playoffs at BetMGM Sportsbook
Key Updates Impacting the Senators Playoff Chances
- 📅 September 24, 2024: Zack Ostapchuk and Jake Sanderson scored goals as the Senators defeated the Maple Leafs, 2-1, in a preseason game in Ottawa.
- 📅 September 19, 2024: Center Josh Norris said he is feeling better and looking forward to the start of the regular season after he had shoulder surgery in the spring.
- 📅 September 22, 2024: Cole Reinhardt had two goals and two assists and No. 1 pick Cater Yakemchuk notched the game-winner in a 6-5 overtime victory against the Maple Leafs in the preseason opener.
- 📅 September 26, 2024: After a minor injury kept him out of practices and preseason games early in training camp, goalie Linus Ullmark made his Senators debut and gave up one goal on 29 shots attempts in a 3-2 loss to the Sabres.
Key Contributors to the Ottawa Senators Playoff Chances
These are the most important players impacting the Sens' playoff chances:
- Brady Tkachuk paced the Senators in scoring last season with a career-high 37 goals and 37 assists, and he's once again expected to be the driving force of the offense.
- Tim Stutzle led the Senators with 52 assists and was second on the team in scoring behind Tkachuk with 70 points.
- If the Senators are going to contend for a spot in the playoff. they'll have to get strong goaltending from Linus Ullmark, who is coming off a couple of strong seasons in Boston.
Ottawa Senators Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Young forwards ready to break out: The Senators' top three scorers from last season -- Brady Tkachuk, Tim Stutzle and Drake Batherson -- return to form a solid young nucleus. Tkachuck, 24, led the Senators in scoring while Stutzle, 22, was second.
- Goaltending: Linus Ullmark had a 2.58 goals-against average last season in Boston and gives the Senators a veteran presence in the net. In 2022-23, Ullmark won the Vezina Trophy after going 40-6 record for the Bruins with a 1.98 goals-against average.
- Veteran leadership: The Senators have added some older players with Stanely Cup playoff experience in recent years to help their young team. Claude Girous, who captained the Flyers to the Stanley Cup Final in 2010, is in his third season with the club. Now the Senators have David Perron in tow after inking him to a free-agent deal. He won a Stanley Cup with the Blues in 2019.
Weaknesses:
- Penalty kill: The Senators had one of the worst penalty-killing units in the league last season. Opposing teams scored at a 25% clip. Only the Wild, Islanders and Ducks were worse.
- Inconsistent power play: The Senators were 18th in the NHL in power-play percentage, converting at an 18% rate. Brady Tkachuck led the Senators with 12 power-play goals, but no one else was in double digits.
- Defense: The Senators allowed 3.42 goals against last season. Only four teams gave up more goals last season. That's one of the reasons the Senators traded for Ullmark, but they also need their defensemen to step up their game in 2024-25.
Where Can I Bet on the Senators to Make the Playoffs?
You can place a bet on the Senators at any legal sportsbook in Ontario or on numerous online betting sites in the United States. You can place a bet on the Senators on their chances to make the playoffs, to win the Atlantic Division, the Eastern Conference and the Stanley Cup. You can also place bets on players for postseason awards as well as on individual games throughout the season. Be sure to check different sites to find the best odds before placing your wagers.
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Senators Stanley Cup Odds FAQ
The Senators began the season with +4000 odds to win the Stanley Cup.
Since entering the league as an expansion team in 1992-93, the Senators have not won the Stanley Cup.
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