Sens Fight Back, Ready for Game 3

0:00On April 2st, the Ottawa Senators are staring down as 0-2 deficit in their first round playoff series against the Carolina Hurricanes after. Dropping Game 2 by a score of 3-2 in double overtime. They flew home early Tuesday morning, licking their wounds from Jordan Martin-Nook's winner at about 13 minutes into the second overtime frame. Game 1 was a 2-0 shutoff for Carolina, thanks to Frederick Anderson's big saves, but the sends pushback hard in Game 2 with relentless. Attacks in solid defense under pressure. Team Captain Brady Takachak says the belief in the locker room is sky high, even if the results sting. They hit the post three times and had chances to. Barrier. Coach Travis Green called it a hell of a game, one that's tough to lose but fuels the fire for something as big as a Stanley Cup. Linus O-Marx stood tall and net with 46 saves, straight up stealing the show and keeping Carolina off the board early. Meanwhile, the blue line might get a boost, Ardom's up could return from his Game 1 injury and Tyler Cleven skating again after a broken jaw.

1:04Coming off a roller coaster regular season with a surge 16 wins, five losses, and four ties post. Olympics break despite injuries, the sends. Head to Game 3 Thursday at 7.30 p.m. Eastern at home, they've clawed back from holes before, like last year against Toronto, and with these positives stacking up, they're primed to flip the script. I'm Corey with the story and you've been listening to NHL News today, AI-powered team coverage.