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Oilers-Senators stream: Wednesday’s NHL on NBCSN matchup

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Patrick Sharp says if the Edmonton Oilers make the playoffs, it will be hard to take the Hart Trophy away from Connor McDavid because of his value to the team.

NBCSN’s coverage of the 2020-21 NHL season continues with the Wednesday’s matchup between the Edmonton Oilers and Ottawa Senators. Oilers-Senators stream coverage begins at 4:30 p.m. ET on NBCSN. You can watch the game online and on the NBC Sports app by clicking here.

The Oilers and Senators begin a two-game set on Wednesday to close out their regular-season series. Edmonton, which has won the first seven matchups, is led by Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, who’ve combined for 33 points (10G-23A) in the season series.

McDavid (64 points) and Draisaitl (57 points) rank first and second in the League in scoring this season. The Edmonton pair finished first and second last season with Draisaitl claiming the Art Ross Trophy. If the duo finish 1-2 again, they would become the first set of teammates to sweep the top-two spots in consecutive years since Boston’s Phil Esposito and Bobby Orr did so in the ’73-74 and ’74-75 campaigns. Together, Esposito and Orr finished 1-2 on five separate occasions.

Edmonton currently sits third in the North standings, just one point behind second-place Winnipeg. Fourth-place Montreal, however, is surging. Following a 3-2 overtime loss to the Canadiens on Monday, the Oilers are five points ahead of their rivals to the east. Edmonton, which has a 1-3-1 record against Montreal this season, has four meetings left with Le Bleu-Blanc-Rouge.

The 2020-21 campaign has been a disappointing one for the Senators, but not for the lack of trying. Recently, the Sens have shown some fight, earning points in seven of their last nine games (4-2-3 record), which include victories over first-place Toronto (March 14) and Montreal (Saturday). In Monday’s contest against Winnipeg, the Sens trailed 4-1 entering the third period, but showed mental toughness with goals by forwards Josh Norris and Connor Brown. Ottawa eventually lost 4-3.

[COVERAGE BEGINS AT 4:30 P.M. ET - NBCSN]

WHAT: Edmonton Oilers at Ottawa Senators WHERE: Canadian Tire Centre WHEN: Wednesday, April 7, 4:30 p.m. ET TV: NBCSN ON THE CALL: Kenny Albert, Brian Boucher LIVE STREAM: You can watch the Oilers-Senators stream on NBC Sports’ live stream page and the NBC Sports app.

PROJECTED LINEUPS

OILERS Ryan Nugent-Hopkins - Connor McDavid - Jesse Puljujarvi Dominik Kahun - Leon Draisaitl - Kailer Yamamoto Devin Shore - Jujhar Khaira - Alex Chiasson Josh Archibald - Gaetan Haas - Zack Kassian

Darnell Nurse - Tyson Barrie Kris Russell - Adam Larsson Caleb Jones - Ethan Bear

Starting goalie: Mikko Koskinen

SENATORS Brady Tkachuk - Josh Norris - Nick Paul Tim Stützle - Chris Tierney - Drake Batherson Ryan Dzingel - Clark Bishop - Connor Brown Alex Formenton - Artem Anisimov - Evgenii Dadonov

Thomas Chabot - Nikita Zaitsev Mike Reilly - Artem Zub Braydon Coburn - Josh Brown

Starting goalie: Marcus Hogberg