Boston Bruins vs Ottawa Senators (1917) Head-to-Head

(1917) built their historical edge pre-2005, winning 22 of 43 decided meetings (51%) (plus 5 ties). 5 historical ties live in the all-time ledger, all predating the 2005 shootout rule. They have crossed paths in the postseason 4 times. Games average a 2.2-goal margin, with the largest blowout coming via (1917)'s 8-goal win. Across the last 18 decided meetings Bruins hold a 13-5 edge, suggesting the modern balance leans their way. The 1920s produced the deepest sample with 30 recorded meetings, more than any other decade in the series. Their first recorded meeting fell in 1924, so the rivalry has spanned 10 seasons of NHL history. Most recent result: Bruins won 2-1 on Mar 13, 1934. Through the 1930s Bruins have led 11-5 between the teams.