Senators Triumph, Rangers Slump in Monday's Matchup

0:00On March 24th, the Ottawa Senators grabbed a solid two-to-one win over the New York Rangers on Monday at Madison Square Garden. That victory boosted their record to 37 wins, 24 losses, and 9 ties. They've now won three games in a row, and sit at 14 wins, three losses, and two ties over their last 19 outings since January 25th. Pinto and Fergilla tallied the goals for Ottawa, while James Rhymer turned aside just eight shots in net. The Senators controlled the early action, out shooting New York 13-2 through two periods and converting one of six power plays. Meanwhile, the Rangers managed only a late goal from Conor Shiri, despite Igor Shesterkin stopping 31 shots. New York has dropped five straight, and they tied a franchise low with just nine shots on goal, a mark-last scene back in 1955. Mika Zabanna-Shodd hit a big milestone, lacing up for his 1,000th NHL game.

1:00On the Senators side, they gutted it out after injury sideline defenseman Thomas Shibot and Lassie Thompson playing the final 33 minutes, and 14 seconds with just four blue liners. This keeps Ottawa two points behind the islanders for the East Second Wildcard spot as they push hard toward the playoffs while the Rangers slide. Further back. From your team, powered by AI, this is NHL News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.