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The Senators have scored 10 goals and collected three of a possible four points in their last two games as they prepare to face Anaheim on Sunday night.

The Ottawa Senators look to extend their recent scoring surge on Sunday night when they visit the Anaheim Ducks at Honda Center. Ottawa has registered 10 goals over its previous two games, including a 5-1 victory against the San Jose Sharks on Saturday. Tim Stützle, Dylan Cozens, and Shane Pinto each recorded a goal and an assist in the win over San Jose.
Anaheim enters the matchup struggling defensively, having lost seven of its last eight games while allowing 37 goals in that span. Ottawa head coach Travis Green has adjusted his lineup due to injuries to Warren Foegele and Andre Burakovsky, alongside a two-game suspension for Hayden Hodgson. Goaltender Samuel Ersson earned his first Senators win Saturday with Linus Ullmark sidelined on injured reserve.
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