Senators Drop Second to Lightning
With 9:46 to play in the second period, the Lightning regained their lead at 2-1 when Brandon Hagel scored his 24th goal of the season. Neither team scored in the remaining half of the second period, and the Senators headed into the second intermission down by one once more.
Senators trying to hold the line with rematch vs. Lightning ahead
Despite receiving some unfortunate news on the injury front this week, the Ottawa Senators find themselves in an envious position as the 4 Nations Face-Off break nears: holding a playoff spot in the ultra-competitive Eastern Conference.
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Tampa Bay gets timely scoring and locks down the Senators late, wrapping up the homestand with seven of eight points.
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