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Senators visit Sabres with goaltending uncertainty for both sides

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The Ottawa Senators visit the Buffalo Sabres on Wednesday, with Buffalo a slight home favorite and the total set at 6.5 goals. The Sabres arrive on a three-game winning streak, while Ottawa is coming off a 6-3 loss to Anaheim; several previews point to Buffalo’s recent form and home-ice edge, with one recommending a Sabres moneyline-and-over parlay. Goaltending is a major uncertainty: Ottawa’s Linus Ullmark remains sidelined, and the teams’ other available options have shown uneven results. A contrarian pick argues Ottawa’s talent and underdog price make the Senators a value play despite Buffalo’s momentum.

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