Senators Fall To Flames In Overtime.
The Senators dropped their final game before the NHL All-Star break losing 3-2 in Overtime.
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The Flames opened the scoring, beating Mike Condon twice in the second period.
Sean Monahan gave the Flames the two goal lead scoring a highlight real between the legs goal.
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Tommy Wingels scored his first as a Senator tipping in a Fredrik Cleasson point shot.
Cleasson has 3 assists in his last two games.
Wingels scores his first with the #Sens. #GoSensGo pic.twitter.com/aO284ThsAI
— Ottawa Senators (@Senators) January 27, 2017
Chris Wideman forced overtime hammering in a one timer with 1:02 remaining from Mike Hoffman. Zack Smith added the secondary assist.
Hoffman has scored 10 points in his last 10. Smith has scored 9 points in his last 10 played.
Chris Wideman goal pic.twitter.com/Gg7D8JPXVm
— steph (@myregularface) January 27, 2017
Johnny Gaudreau ended all hope of the Senators coming back to win the game. Gaudreau finished off a beautiful passing play with Mikael Backlund for the game winner.
Gaudreau OT winner pic.twitter.com/IUix2nIne3
— steph (@myregularface) January 27, 2017
The Senators fought back in the third period to gain an all important point with the Toronto Maple Leafs losing in regulation to the Philadelphia Flyers.
The Senators now sit 2 points ahead of the Boston Bruins with 5 games in hand and 3 points ahead of the Leafs both have played 47 games for second in the Atlantic Division.
The Sens will be back in action Tuesday in Florida against the Panthers following the NHL All-Star Break.
Three Stars
Johnny Gaudreau
Micheal Ferland
Tommy Wingels.