How to Watch Los Angeles Kings vs. Ottawa Senators: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time – 11-2-2023

The Los Angeles Kings (5-2-2) will attempt to continue a four-game road win streak when they face the Ottawa Senators (4-4) on Thursday, November 2 at 7:00 PM ET on ESPN+ and BSW.

Kings vs. Senators Game Info

• Game Day: Thursday, November 2, 2023
• Game Time: 7:00 PM ET
• TV: Bally Sports (Regional restrictions may apply)

FREE NHL LIVE STREAM: Watch Kings vs. Senators for free with a trial to Fubo!

Kings and Senators Stats, Key Players, and Injuries

Kings Insights

• The Kings’ 39 total goals (4.3 per game) rank second in the league.
• Defensively, the Kings are conceding 29 total goals (3.2 per game) to rank 20th in NHL action.
• Their goal differential (+10) makes them fourth-best in the league.
• The seven power-play goals the Kings have put up this season rank 12th in the NHL (on 40 power-play chances).
• The Kings rank 16th in the league with a 17.5% power-play conversion rate.
• The Kings have capitalized with one shorthanded goal this season (10th among NHL teams).
• The Kings kill 84.38% of opponent power plays, the ninth-best penalty-kill percentage in the league.
• The Kings have the 18th-ranked faceoff win percentage in the NHL, at 49.9%.
• The Kings make 13.4% of their shots (second in the league).
• The Kings are looking for their first shutout win this season. As a team, they are averaging 19 hits and 11.7 blocked shots per game.

Kings Key Players

• With one goal and 11 assists this season, Kevin Fiala is one of Los Angeles’ top contributors (12 points).
• Having scored three goals and adding six assists, Adrian Kempe is a top contributor for Los Angeles through nine games.
• Through nine games, Anze Kopitar has proven himself as an important offensive option for Los Angeles. He has nine points (four goals and five assists).
• Across three games played, Pheonix Copley has a goaltending record of 1-0-1. During those games, he’s allowed 11 goals while recording 41 saves.

Kings Injuries

Andre Lee: Undisclosed (Out), Viktor Arvidsson: Lower Body (Out)

Senators Insights

• With 32 goals (four per game), the Senators have the NHL’s seventh-best offense.
• The Senators allow 3.2 goals per game (26 in total), 11th in the NHL.
• Their +6 goal differential is eighth-best in the league.
• The Senators have eight power-play goals (on 38 chances), eighth in the NHL.
• The Senators have the league’s 12th-ranked power-play percentage (21.05).
• The Senators have one shorthanded goal (10th in NHL).
• At 75.86, the Senators have the 20th-ranked penalty-kill percentage in the league.
• The Senators win 53.6% of faceoffs, fifth-best in the NHL.
• The 11.6% shooting percentage of the Senators is eighth in the league.
• The Senators have not shut out an opponent yet. They average 15.8 hits and 15.8 blocked shots per game.

Senators Key Players

• Tim Stutzle’s two goals and eight assists in eight games for Ottawa add up to 10 total points on the season.
• Vladimir Tarasenko is a key piece of the offense for Ottawa with nine total points this season. He has scored three goals and added six assists in eight games.
• Mathieu Joseph’s three goals and five assists add up to eight points this season.
• Anton Forsberg has a 2-1-0 record this season, with an .873 save percentage (57th in the league). He has 55 saves, and has allowed eight goals (3.0 goals against average).

Senators Injuries

Thomas Chabot: Hand (Out), Erik Brannstrom: Undisclosed (Questionable), Artem Zub: Head (Questionable)