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Tkachuk, Zetterlund Lead Ottawa Senators Past Montreal Canadiens 5-2
Brady Tkachuk and Fabian Zetterlund each recorded a goal and an assist as Ottawa snapped a two-game losing streak with a balanced attack against Montreal.
- On Tuesday in Montreal, the Ottawa Senators defeated the Montreal Canadiens 5-2, with Brady Tkachuk and Fabian Zetterlund each recording a goal and an assist.
- After a 7-2 loss on Saturday, Montreal Canadiens faced pressure as Samuel Montembeault looked shaky and special teams allowed two power-play goals.
- Early in the game, Juraj Slafkovsky opened the scoring at 3:37 and Fabian Zetterlund replied 24 seconds later, while Jake Sanderson and Drake Batherson scored one minute apart in the second.
- Ottawa snapped a two-game skid and ended a seven-game road trip, leaving Senators record 13-9-4 and Canadiens record 13-9-3; Ottawa hosts New York Rangers Thursday, Montreal hosts Winnipeg Jets Wednesday.
- Outstanding prospects are arriving soon, showing the Montreal Canadiens rebuild in year four is the second-fastest basement-to-playoffs move this century, while Senators journeyman David Perron earned an assist in his 1,200th NHL game.
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Prince George Citizen+4 Reposted by 4 other sources
Tkachuk scores first goal as Senators end road trip with 'massive' win over Canadiens
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Tkachuk, Zetterlund lead Ottawa Senators past Montreal Canadiens 5-2
Brady Tkachuk and Fabian Zetterlund had a goal and an assist each as the Ottawa Senators defeated the Montreal Canadiens 5-2 in a heavy-hitting game between two Atlantic Division rivals Tuesday night.
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Leaning Left9Leaning Right3Center8Last UpdatedBias Distribution45% Left
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L 45%
C 40%
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