Nashville Predators vs Ottawa Senators Prediction - 10/13/2025
Updated October 13, 2025
Updated October 13, 2025
The Nashville Predators and Ottawa Senators will face off in the afternoon during Monday’s NHL slate. Both of these teams have split their first two games of the season and will try to move above the .500 mark in this contest. Before the puck drops in Ottawa, continue reading to get my analysis for this game, including my Predators vs Senators prediction.
Goaltending will be crucial. Ottawa likely leans on Linus Ullmark, who has struggled early in the season. He has a GAA of 5.01 and will need to be better if the Preds are going to have any success in this contest. Nashville’s Juuse Saros remains their starter in net. He enters this game with a 1.96 GAA and has the advantage going into this goaltending matchup.
Player | Prop |
|---|---|
Shane Pinto (OTT) | Over 0.5 goals |
Filip Forsberg (NSH) | Over 1.5 shots on goal |
Tim Stützle (OTT) | Over 1.5 shots |
Score Projection: Senators 4 – Predators 2
Win Probability: Senators 62%, Predators 38%
I like the Senators to get the win at home in this contest, covering the puckline in the process. Goaltending has been a concern for the Sens so far this year, but they have the offensive firepower to make up for it, especially with Pinto playing as well as he has early on. Look for the Sens to win and cover the puckline in what should be an entertaining game from Ottawa.
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