
Sens Fight for Wild Card, Ullmark's Start Questioned
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The Ottawa Senators are fighting for the Eastern Conference wild card spot, with a record of 38-25-10. After losses to the Penguins and Lightning, fans and media question head coach Travis Greens goaltending choices. The blue line faces challenges with Thomas Chabot out, but Jake Sanderson and Lassi Thomson may return soon. The team signed six-foot-seven defensive prospect Gabriel Eliasson. This week, they play four games in six days against Florida, Buffalo, Minnesota, and Carolina, aiming to secure at least five or six points to stay in the playoff race.
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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Sens Fight for Wild Card, Ullmark's Start Questioned. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 29th, the Ottawa Senators are battling hard for that eastern conference wildcard spot, sitting at 38 wins, 25 losses, and 10 overtime losses, just one point out after dropping a shootout to the penguins and afforded to decision against the lightning this weekend. Fans and media are buzzing about head coach Travis Green's goal-tending choices, especially why Linus Allmark didn't start in that huge Tampa Bay. Touch up with playoffs on the line, it's got everyone's second guessing the deployment big time. The blue lines taken some brutal hits too, with Thomas Shabot, side-mind for the rest of the regular season, though Jake Sanderson and Lassie Thompson, are day-to-day and might return soon to shore things up. On a brighter note, the SENS added some serious size by signing 6 foot 7 defensive prospect Gabriel Eliasson to a 3-year entry-level deal, bringing that mean machine energy to the pipeline. This week's a gauntlet with four games and six days at the Florida Panthers on Tuesday,
March 31st at 7pm, then home against Buffalo on. Thursday April 2nd at 7pm, Minnesota on Saturday April 4th, at 1pm, and Carolina on Sunday April 5th at 5pm. Least five or six points to stay alive in this dogfight. That's your update from NHL News Today, powered by AI.
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