D.J. Smith had a hard time finding the right words to explain what happened Saturday afternoon.
“The first period was our worst period of the year for sure. We just weren’t ready when the game started,” Smith said. “We battled back, then we gave up a goal at the end of the second period and we gave up a goal with three minutes to go.This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.Goaltender Anton Forsberg faced a whopping 56 shots. That’s only one short of the franchise-record of 57 allowed.
Holden, a healthy scratch for the club’s 4-2 loss to the Minnesota Wild on Thursday that halted a four-game winning streak at home, was placed in the lineup. The Panthers are one of the teams in the Atlantic Division the Senators will have to battle for a playoff spot.That’s exactly what the Senators received.
As bad as they were to start this game, they erased a 2-0 deficit in a span of one minute and 46 seconds early in the second. In fact, they would have been ahead 3-2, but a Tim Stutzle goal was called back at 5:37 because it was ruled Jake Sanderson was guilty of goaltender interference. With six minutes left in the first, Smith gathered the whole bench around during a television timeout to try to get the club back on track. He was pointing fingers, instead he just had a pointed discussion with the players to try to deliver a wakeup call.Article content
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