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The New Jersey Devils fell to the Ottawa Senators, 4-1, at Prudential Center on Monday night. Despite an effective penalty kill, the Devils struggled to generate offense, with their lone goal from Arseny Gritsyuk scored in the third period.

The New Jersey Devils suffered a 4-1 defeat against the Ottawa Senators at Prudential Center on Monday night. Despite successfully handling multiple early short-handed situations—including a five-minute major penalty—the Devils struggled offensively. Ottawa took control with goals from Shane Pinto and Stephen Halliday in the second period, followed by a third-period tally from Tim Stützle.
New Jersey finally ended Linus Ullmark's shutout bid late in the third period when Arseny Gritsyuk scored off an assist from Jack Hughes. Tyler Kleven subsequently added an empty-net goal to secure the 4-1 victory for the Senators.
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