Ottawa Senators vs Minnesota Wild TV Listings, Playoff Odds, & More

Minnesota Wild TV Listings, Streaming, & Radio Broadcasts
7pm central time puck drop

TV: FS-N in Minnesota and RDS & TSN5 in Ottawa area
Online Streaming: NHL Gamecenter
Radio Broadcast: KFAN 100.3 FM in the Minneapolis area and TSN 1200 in the Ottawa area
Radio Stream: NHL Radio and KFAN on I Heart Radio

Nationally Broadcast Games:
Buffalo Sabres vs. Tampa Bay Lightning, 6:30pm CST, NBCSN

Playoff Odds
Since yesterday the Wild are down 1.15% to 84.948% odds of making the playoffs, according to Hockeystats.ca. They took a small hit when the San Jose Sharks ended their losing streak at home and beat the Montreal Canadiens 4-0 last night.

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Tonight the Wild get a little bump in their odds with a win and a take a big hit if they lose. They also benefit from an Edmonton Oilers win over the Los Angeles Kings, a Philadelphia Flyers win over the Calgary Flames (who will be without Mark Giordano for the rest of the season), a Vancouver Canucks win over the San Jose Sharks, and a New York Islanders win over the Dallas Stars.

A Canucks win over the Sharks is just about the Canucks being in playoff position already and another Sharks loss would go a long way toward burying them too far back to make up ground and steal a wild card spot. An Islanders win over the Stars is a marginal bump for the Wild since the Stars are basically out of the race already. Their odds are down to 2.727%, which the team clearly understands, as evidenced by them shipping out top six winger Erik Cole to the Detroit Red Wings at yesterday’s trade deadline.

Here’s what the odds look like for the Western Conference.

Let’s touch on the Eastern Conference quick too. The Ottawa Senators are up 9.875% over the last two weeks, the most of any Eastern Conference team. Once a team counted out — remember they fired coach Paul MacLean earlier in the season — they’ve been on a tear lately even without the services of Robin Lehner and Craig Anderson in net. Here’s a look at what the Eastern Conference playoff picture looks like as of today.

Links You Need To Read

Just before the trade deadline locked up, the Wild acquired Chris Stewart from the Buffalo Sabres.

The Wild acquired defenseman Jordan Leopold from the Columbus Blue Jackets at the trade deadline.

There’s a new episode of the Hockey Wilderness podcast up with a discussion of the trade deadline.

There’s also a new episode of the Hashtag Hockey podcast up.

In a minor league trade at the trade deadline, the Minnesota Wild acquired Jared Knight and sent former first round draft pick Zack Phillips to the Boston Bruins.

Devan Dubnyk was named the NHL’s first star of the month for February.

Here’s our weekly Minnesota Wild prospects report with a look at injuries to Chase Lang and Alexandre Belanger, Pavel Jenys taking over the Sudbury scoring lead, and a look over SB College Hockey’s Top 100 NHL prospects in the NCAA.

The NHL has fined Gabriel Landeskog and Cody McLeod for their actions at the end of the Wild vs. Avalanche game on Saturday.

Here’s a look over all the moves around the league at the trade deadline, broken down by division. Central Division, Pacific Division, Atlantic Division, and Metropolitan Division.

Taylor Beck put together an incredible no look pass for a goal last night against the Rangers.

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