The Ottawa Senators saved the best for last Thursday night.
Only seconds after Pinto’s goal, Senators goaltender Anton Forsberg made a spectacular glove save off Marcus Johansson, launching himself across the crease for the save.
Senators coach D.J. Smith credited his team’s reslience for allowing them to recover after a slow start. Unlike Tuesday’s home opener, when they came out with a purpose, it took awhile for the Senators to find their legs. After a tepid start to the contest, the temperature heated up as the game went on — Jake Sanderson need stitches after taking a shot to the head — and the parade to the penalty box continued.tap here to see other videos from our teamTo a man, the Senators said that the fourth line of Mark Kastelic, Austin Watson and Parker Kelly made a difference, responding physically after the hit on Sanderson.
In addition, Evgeny Kuznetsov was out of the lineup, serving a one-game suspension for high sticking Kyle Burroughs of the Vancouver Canucks. At the tender age of 37 and sporting plenty of grey hair, Ovechkin still has the magic touch, entering the contest with two goals and three assists in his first four games this season.Article content
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