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Sens win 3-2 in OT. A bit of a surprising victory with the luck they'd been having. It could be said that Karlsson was responsible for both of Detroit's goals, but it really isn't in the case. On both occasions he's actually making solid defensive plays, but the 1% chance happens twice in one night. On the giveaway goal he's pretty much alone against three Red Wings, and on the own-goal he's breaking up a pass that leads to a sure goal if he isn't there anyways. It was a hair away from being an epic pokecheck blocked shot.
Sens have won three in a row, but it still doesn't seem like it's going to be enough. They've got a while to rest before Tuesday in Edmonton.. maybe this is the beginning of a turnaround streak :)
Phaneuf had a really good game and so did Mark Stone. Bobby Ryan keeps creating opportunities - he had one beautiful between-the-legs play and a very close breakaway - but remains seemingly snakebitten and was unable to score on both plays.
Sens have won three in a row, but it still doesn't seem like it's going to be enough. They've got a while to rest before Tuesday in Edmonton.. maybe this is the beginning of a turnaround streak :)
Phaneuf had a really good game and so did Mark Stone. Bobby Ryan keeps creating opportunities - he had one beautiful between-the-legs play and a very close breakaway - but remains seemingly snakebitten and was unable to score on both plays.
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