US EditionKings edge Senators in Anton Forsberg’s return to Ottawa
- Yesterday, Anton Forsberg returned to Ottawa and made 17 saves for his first shutout of the season as the Los Angeles Kings defeated the Ottawa Senators 1-0.
- Alex Laferriere scored on a tip at 9:19 of the first period, redirecting a chance past Linus Ullmark, Ottawa Senators goaltender for the game's only goal.
- Despite power-play chances, the Senators failed to produce shots on two first-period opportunities and pressed in the third without scoring despite several chances.
- Their victory extended a 10-game road point streak and sets up a trip to Washington on Monday, while the Senators fell to 9-6-4 and now head out on a seven-game road trip that includes Anaheim on Thursday.
- The Kings' defensive structure limited Ottawa's chances by keeping them to the outside, with Jeff Malott shooting on Linus Ullmark and Nick Cousins tumbling over Anton Forsberg .
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The Los Angeles Kings defeated Ottawa 1-0, with Anže Kopitar assisting on the only goal of the game.
The Los Angeles Lakers defeated Ottawa 1-0 in the NHL. Alex Leferriere scored the only goal midway through the opening period. Goalie Anton Forsberg made all 17 saves.
LA Daily News
Kings edge Senators in Anton Forsberg’s return to Ottawa
Forsberg makes 17 saves in his first game against Ottawa after spending parts of five seasons with the Senators, leading the Kings to a 1-0 win.
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Forsberg makes 17 saves in his Ottawa return, the Kings beat the Senators 1-0
Anton Forsberg made 17 saves in his Ottawa return for his first shutout of the season, Alex Laferriere scored in the first period and the Los Angeles Kings beat the Senators 1-0 on Saturday night.
Anton Forsberg shuts door on Senators as Kings win fourth straight
Anton Forsberg stunned his former team with a 17-save shutout to lead the Los Angeles Kings to their fourth consecutive win with a hard-fought 1-0 road victory over the Ottawa Senators on Saturday.
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