Pre-GAME
The Senators scored 2 much needed points over the Red Wings yesterday in a 2-1 game.
Dylan Cozens scored his first goal with the Senators and Linus Ullmark made 48 saves. With that win the Senators have 71 points and holds onto the 1st wildcard playoff spot, extending it’s lead by 3 points over the New York Rangers.
TO WATCH: Sens vs. Flyers at 7:00pm on TSN5
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GAME DAY REPORT
Senators vs. Flyers
Last Time: The Senators battled the Philadelphia Flyers to a 5-4 overtime loss back on November 14th. They face off tonight and one final time on April 13th in an afternoon 1pm game.
Game Day: The Flyers are coming off a 4-game losing streak while the Senators have on a 3-game winning streak but may be tired from yesterday’s grueling match against the Red Wings.
Flyers
27-30-8
7th Metro
L4
2.80 (23rd)
15.2 (29th)
3.32 (T27th)
77.8 (18th)
Matchup
Record
Standing
Streak
Avg. Goals Scored
PP (%)
Avg. Goals Allowed
PK (%)
Senators
33-25-4
4th Atlantic
W3
2.84 (T17th)
23.3 (T13th)
2.83 (10th)
77.3 (19th)
Injury Report
Senators: T. Hamonic (Lower Body), N. Cousins (IR-LT – Knee)
Flyers: G. Hathaway (Upper Body), R. Ellis (IR-LT – Back)
LOCKER ROOM – JERSEY #24 & #6 & #20
The latest three additions to the Senators have taken their Senators jersey numbers. Dylan Cozens took Jacob Bernard-Docker’s #24 jersey, the same number he wore in Buffalo. Dennis Gilbert took number #6, last worn by Jakob Chychrun. Gilbert had number #8 in Buffalo and #48 in Calgary. Fabian Zetterlund took jersey #20, last worn by Logan Shaw in the 2021-22 season, which is the same number he wore in San Jose.
Mark Osiecki
Lonnie Loach
Robert Burakovsky
Steve Konroyd
Daniel Lapierre
Stan Neckar
John Gruden
Ivan Ciernik
Juha Ylonen
Anton Volchenkov
Stephane Da Costa
Viktor Stalberg
Oscar Lindberg
Christian Wolanin
Jacob Bernard-Docker
Dylan Cozens
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Gord Dineen
Chris Dahlquist
Wade Redden
Bobby Ryan
Chris Wideman
Jakob Chychrun
Dennis Gilbert
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1994-95 to 1995-96
1996-97 to 2007-08
2013-14 to 2015-16
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Andrew McBain
Bill Huard
Trent McCleary
Denis Chassé
Magnus Arvedson
Antoine Vermette
Marek Svatos
Andre Petersson
Mike Blunden
Logan Shaw
Fabian Zetterlund
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Check Out Senators Jersey History!
ON THIS DAY IN SENS HISTORY
In 2020, The Senators meet the Los Angeles Kings at the STAPLES Center in what ultimately becomes the final NHL game of the 2019-2020 regular season. As the teams take the ice for warmup ahead of the 7:30pm PDT start, the National Basketball Association announces that it is suspending its season after a Utah Jazz player tested positive for the novel coronavirus prior to a game in Oklahoma City. The NHL seasons was paused the following day and the Senators returned home from Los Angeles instead of continuing a five-game road trip in Chicago.
In 2017, Craig Anderson surpassed Patrick Lalime to move into 1st place among all-time Senators goaltenders in wins with 147 against Colorado in a 4-2 win.
In 2003, Bryan Smolinski was acquired from Los Angeles in exchange for prospect defenceman Tim Gleason.
AROUND THE RINK
- Stutzle’s 14-game point streak sparking Senators’ playoff push
- Toews wants to explore return to hockey
- Goalie Ingram of Utah enters the NHL/NHLPA Player Assistance Program
- McKinnon gets 1,000th NHL point
- Ekblad of Panthers suspended 20 games for violating Performance Substances Program
