Flu Riddled Senators Silence NHL’s Top Team
The flu riddled Senators won their second game of their three game road trip silencing the NHL’s top team.
Erik Karlsson would spring Kyle Turris with a beautiful stretch pass to open the Scoring, Turris 16th of the season extended his point streak to five games. Karlsson has now collected 4 assists in his last 5 games.
Kyle Turris has moved into a tie with Wade Redden for ninth place among all-time Senators with 21 Career GWG.
That pass. That goal. Just stellar. #OTTvsCBJ https://t.co/ZLf32GkkSB
— NHL (@NHL) January 20, 2017
Ottawa took a 2-0 lead as Ryan Dzingle redirected a Chris Wideman shot, Derick Brassard added on the secondary assist.
Dzingel makes it 2-0. #GoSensGo pic.twitter.com/Mnnjzc2uD7
— Ottawa Senators (@Senators) January 20, 2017
Ottawa pushed their luck to the max taking two penalty’s in the final 5 minutes of the contest. Marc Methot for holding and Mike Condon for delay of game. Mike Condon was stellar in a 42 save shutout performance recording his third shutout of the year. Condon has been a workhorse for the Sens playing in his 20th straight hockey game.
Clutch save by Condon. #GoSensGo pic.twitter.com/B0YNVk0k6V
— Ottawa Senators (@Senators) January 20, 2017
Three Stars
Mike Condon
Ryan Dzingle
Sergei Bobrovsky