How to Watch Senators at Red Wings: Stream NHL Live, TV Channel

The Detroit Red Wings playoff push continues as their weekend homestand opens against the Ottawa Senators in an Atlantic Division showdown.

With four losses in their last six games, the Detroit Red Wings are in desperation mode to make the playoffs as they begin a quick two-game weekend homestand on Thursday night when they welcome the Ottawa Senators into the Little Caesars Arena in the series finale between the division foes. As the 2024-25 National Hockey League season nears its end, the Red Wings are on the outside looking in on the postseason as part of a five-team logjam within three points of the final Wild Card spot in the Eastern Conference, while Ottawa holds a four-point cushion over Montreal and control their own destiny for their first playoff appearance in seven seasons.

How to Watch Ottawa Senators at Detroit Red Wings:

Game Date: Mar. 27, 2025

Game Time: 7:00 p.m. ET

TV Channel: FanDuel Sports Network Detroit – BSD

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Detroit winger Lucas Raymond leads the team with 70 points this season and comes into this game with seven points in its last nine games. Raymond, a first round selection by the Red Wings in 2020, is now three points shy of breaking his career-high point total set last season. With a team-leading 26 assists on the power play, Raymond has helped the Red Wings post the NHL’s third best conversion rate with the man advantage, scoring on 29.1 percent of chances on the power play and has scored three power play goals in their last three games.

After goals in back-to-back game, Senators winger Brady Tkachuk has extended his team lead to 29 goals this season and is now one away from securing his fourth consecutive 30-goal campaign.

This is the final game of the season between the division foes, with the home team winning each of the first three games and all three being decided by one goal. Ottawa has won five of the last seven games in Detroit dating back to April 2022 with four of the five wins coming by two or more goals.

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