Ottawa Senators Triumph Over Carolina Hurricanes

0:00It's April 6th. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is NHL News today, your AI Power Team Report. Ottawa Senators took down the Carolina Hurricanes 6-3 Sunday at Canadian Tire Center. Brady Ticatchuk lit it up with two goals, while Tim Stutzel, Shane Pinto, and Dylan Cosyn's each chipped in a goal and an assist. Linus Oldmark stood tall with 25 saves in his back-to-back start. The game stayed tight early, with power play goals swapping the lead a couple times. Ottawa pulled ahead for good in the second, when Ticatchuk tipped one in, then added two more in the third, including Pinto's power play tally, and Ticatchuk's rebound jam. Klajiru sealed it with an empty netter late. Senators fans are buzzing now, as their squad sits at 40 wins, 27 losses, and 10 overtime losses. Head victory keeps them in the second wild card spot in the east, just one point ahead of the New York Islanders after winning two of their last.

1:00Three. Over in Carolina, Andre Sveschenekov, Logan Stankovan, and Taylor Hallscored, but Frederick Anderson faced 32 shots in lead in five. The Hurricanes at 49, 22 and 6 had a three-game win streak, snapped, but still lead the Metropolitan Division, and the Eastern Conference. His tight eastern playoff chase shows no signs of slowing, with every point counting as the season winds down.