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Clash at Canadian Tire Centre: Nashville Predators Face Ottawa Senators

As the Nashville Predators gear up to face the Ottawa Senators at the Canadian Tire Centre, fans are eager to see if their team can maintain their recent form. The Predators have shown a mixed bag of results in their last few outings. Despite a tough loss against the Dallas Stars with a close scoreline of 3-2, they bounced back with an impressive 4-2 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers.


Oct 13, 2022; Nashville, Tennessee, USA; Nashville Predators center Yakov Trenin (13) shoots the puck during the first period against the Dallas Stars at Bridgestone Arena. Mandatory Credit: Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports

The game against Dallas saw Nashville put up a strong fight, scoring twice and blocking 27 shots. However, they struggled in faceoffs, winning only 42 percent of them and ultimately falling short by one goal. Their goaltending was solid with a save percentage of approximately 91 percent.


Their resilience was on full display in Philadelphia as they notched four goals and improved their faceoff win percentage to nearly 52 percent. The Predators' goaltender had an outstanding night with a save percentage of around 94 percent, contributing significantly to their win.


However, consistency remains an issue for Nashville as evidenced by their performance against the Vancouver Canucks where they lost 5-2 at home. They were outshot and faced difficulties in both even-strength play and special teams situations.


Looking ahead to the upcoming match-up, it's crucial for Nashville to capitalize on powerplay opportunities and tighten up defensively during even-strength play. Winning faceoffs will also be key in controlling the game's pace and establishing offensive pressure.


Fans can expect an intense battle as both teams strive for dominance on ice. With recent performances suggesting that momentum is building for Nashville despite some setbacks, this game could be pivotal in setting the tone for upcoming fixtures.


Catch all the action live from Canadian Tire Centre or tune into ESPN+ or BSSO channel 646-1 on January 30th at local time zone hours for what promises to be an exciting encounter between these two NHL teams.

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