Toronto-Claude Girox scored a winner on the second period power play, as the TT Tova Senators toped Toronto Maple Leafs 4-2, so that their sixth straight win on Saturday night.
Jack Sanderson, David Peron and Michael Amadio, in empty mesh, were other goals for Ottawa (36-25-5). Lynus Allmark saved 20 for senators, who have won seven of their last eight.
William Nilender and AUST Stun Mathews replied to Toronto (39-24-3), who left five of his last six. Anthony Stollerz stopped 21 shots on Scotiabank Arena.
Senators now overtake their provincial rivals by four points of Atlantic Division standings. Tampa two Lightning Toronto is third after beating Boston Brune 6-2, while in fourth place TT Tova occupies the first wild-card spot of the Eastern Council.
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Ottawa built 2-2 on a man’s benefits while looking at Leafs ‘defenseman Chris Tennev and past stallers’ sticks on the pass towards Ridley Grig, Girox’s Centering Pass.
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Nulander, Sanderson, and Mathews – on a play where LL Lamark badly misleaded – Peron scored 2:06 goals before the second knitting game after less than four minutes.
TT Tawa won the season series 3-0-0 against Toronto after winning 3-0 and 2-1 in the schedule.
Withdrawal
Senators: Club 2017 plans to make playoffs for the first time since the Eastern Conference final ran on the game 7.
Leafs: Mathews left the Morning Skate following Friday’s team -day -day. Toronto captain entered his last 16 games with just three goals before scoring on Saturday while LL Lamark gave the center his 24th campaign.
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Key moment
Toronto’s defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larsus interfered with Ottawa Forward Matthew Hiemore to set Girox’s power-play goal to overtake Girox’s power-play goal 3-2.
Main state
Senators Center Tim Stutzle extends the rope of his career high -way road point in eight games.
Forth
Senators: Visit Montreal Canadians on Tuesday.
Leafs: Host Calgary Flames on Monday.
The Canadian Press report was first published on March 15, 2025.
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