
Senators Fight Back, Ullmark Shines in OT Loss
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Despite an undisciplined start and bad breaks, the Ottawa Senators showcased resilience in a 3-2 double overtime loss to the Carolina Hurricanes. Brady Tkachuk led the charge with a dominant physical performance and high-danger chances. The Senators offense ignited with goals from Drake Batherson and Dylan Cozens, fueling their energy into extra time. Linus Ullmarks exceptional goaltending, including a penalty shot save, stole the spotlight, posting impressive stats despite the high expected goals against. A controversial offside call and solid defensive play from Dennis Gilbert and Lassi Thomson extended the game, setting the stage for the Senators to build momentum heading into Game three.
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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Senators Fight Back, Ullmark Shines in OT Loss. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 21st, the Ottawa Senators fell 3-2 to the Carolina Hurricanes in double over time during game 2 of their playoff series, but they showed real fight despite the undisciplined start and bad breaks. Brady T. Gachuk bounced back strong after early penalties, including a roughing minor that handed Carolina a power play goal. He dominated physically, created high danger chances, and nearly won it himself before for T. Kitten over time. Once the Senators finally scored midway through, with Drake Beatherson roughing one, and Dylan Cosen's tipping in another 6 minutes later, the team, exploded with energy, carrying that momentum deep into extra time. Linus Olmark stole the show in net, outdueling Frederick Anderson with clutch saves, including a penalty shot, and posting stellar stats like one, 0.78 goals saved above expected, despite the 4.78 expected goals against. A controversial offside call wiped out a Hurricanes goal late in the first overtime,
extending the game, and highlighting the Senators' defensive depth. From guys like Dennis Gilbert and Lassie Thompson, even without key players, with two days off before Zubin Clevver's return, Ottawa builds momentum heading into game 3. That wraps in H.O. News today, brought to you with AI, I'm Corey with The Story.
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