Ottawa (24-19-2) at NY Rangers (22-18-4) 7:00 pm EST

Regular Season Matchup
	W-L-OT	HOME	ROAD	DIV	CONF
OTT	48-25-9	25-13-3	23-12-6	19-10-3	44-20-8
NYR	42-30-10	21-15-5	21-15-5	15-12-5	36-26-10
· Complete Standings

Team Stat Comparison
286	Goals	233
216	Goals Against	211
72	Power Play Goals	75
61	Power Play Goals Allowed	65
17	Shorthanded Goals	11
12	Shorthanded Goals Allowed	6
1173	Penalty Minutes	1109
14	Average Penalty Minutes	14

Goalie Breakdown
	GOALIE	GP	W	TGA	GAA	SO	SV	SV%
	Ray Emery	58	33	138	2.47	5	1553	.918
	Martin Gerber	29	15	74	2.78	1	710	.906
	Henrik Lundqvist	70	37	160	2.34	5	1767	.917
	Kevin Weekes	14	4	43	3.39	0	312	.879
	Steve Valiquette	3	1	6	3.14	0	39	.867

Team Stat Leaders
G	Dany Heatley 50	Jaromir Jagr 30
A	Daniel Alfredsson 58	Jaromir Jagr 66
PTS	Dany Heatley 105	Jaromir Jagr 96
PIM	Chris Neil 177	Ryan Hollweg 131
SOG	Dany Heatley 310	Jaromir Jagr 324

Ottawa (24-19-2) at NY Rangers (22-18-4) 7:00 pm EST

NEW YORK (Ticker) -- After having their four-game winning streak snapped, the New York Rangers will face one of their toughest opponents.

The Rangers look to get back on track when they face off with the Ottawa Senators on Thursday.

After suffering through a seven-game skid, New York reeled off four straight wins from December 30-January 6.

On Tuesday, however, the Rangers dropped a disappointing 5-3 decision to the New York Islanders.

Martin Straka had a goal and two assists and Henrik Lundqvist stopped 21 shots for the Rangers, who forged a 3-3 tie before yielding a pair of goals over a 27-second span in the third period.

The Rangers have had problems with the Senators, posting a 3-10-1 record in their last 14 meetings with Ottawa since January 6, 2003. The teams have split their two meetings this season, including the Senators' 1-0 victory in the last matchup on December 29.

The Senators are aiming for their season-high fourth straight road victory, which would be their longest road winning streak since reeling off five in a row from October 29-November 25, 2005.

Dany Heatley had a goal and an assist to lead Ottawa over Boston, 5-2, on Tuesday.