JOSH NORRIS

Contain Josh Norris and stay out of the penalty box are two of the keys for the Detroit Red Wings tonight as they face Ottawa at Little Caesars Arena (7:30, Bally Sports Detroit), looking to avoid being swept in the season series by the Senators. Ottawa won back-to-back games vs. Detroit April 1-3, both 5-2, in matchups between teams that have been eliminated from playoff contention. “In the first two we didn’t play great, but we could have won either game,” Red Wings coach Jeff Blashill said. “I like our game better today than when we went into those games. The Red Wings, 2-0-1 in their past three, are stressing discipline after being shorthanded 16 times the past four games (they killed 15 penalties).

Following a tough weekend sweep, the Detroit Red Wings look to end their losing streak against a tough foe in the Boston Bruins, in the first half of a back-to-back on Tuesday night. Following the Red Wings’ pair of meetings with the Ottawa Senators, their losing streak has been extended to six games. Watch the Detroit Red Wings on DirecTV StreamIn both of Detroit’s losses to Ottawa, both came by final scores of 5-2. Check out more stories about the Detroit Red Wings here on MLiveWhat: NHL HockeyWho: Boston Bruins (44-20-5) vs. Detroit Red Wings (26-34-9)When: Tuesday, April 5Time: 7:30 p.m. ETWhere: Little Caesars Arena (Detroit, Mich.)Channel: Bally Sports DetroitStream: DirecTV StreamCheck out the NHL standings and results on NHL.com

Norris, an Oxford native, notched his first career hat trick Sunday and the Ottawa Senators defeated the Detroit Red Wings 5-2 at Canadian Tire Centre to sweep a home-and-home series. The Red Wings (26-34-9) have lost six in a row (0-4-2), equaling a season-long drought, and are 2-10-3 in their past 15. Trailing 3-1 after 40 minutes, the Red Wings mounted pressure in the third, outshooting the Senators 17-8. The Red Wings have allowed an NHL-record 26 empty-net goals. More: Several young Red Wings with much to prove the rest of the season

Nick Schmaltz scored twice and had five assists for a franchise-record seven points as the Arizona Coyotes recovered from a five-goal Ottawa rally to beat the Senators 8-5.

Chris Kreider, Ryan Lindgren and Barclay Goodrow all scored in the final six minutes to rally the New York Rangers past the Ottawa Senators 3-2.

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