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Game Date:
03/31/2016
8:05pm EST
Lines:
Ottawa +1.5
Minnesota -1.5
Total:
Over
5 (-121)
Under 5 (+110)
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Canada's hockey humiliation was complete as the Ottawa Senators were eliminated from NHL playoff contention, leaving the post-season without a Canadian club for just the second time. With 11 days left in the regular season, the Senators were the last team carrying Canada's banner. Continue to Article
March 31, 2016 1:56:am EST
Both the Minnesota Wild and Ottawa Senators put together remarkable second-half runs to reach last season's playoffs. The Wild are on pace to extend another roller-coaster season by coming through during the stretch run, though it took an organizational shakeup to foster this midseason rally. Minnesota (38-28-11) is 15-6-1 since interim coach John Torchetti replaced Mike Yeo on Feb. 13 to move five points clear of Colorado for the West's final wild card with five games remaining. Continue to Article
March 31, 2016 12:36:am EST
March 31, 2016 12:29:am EST
Alex Chiasson saw the puck change direction - and he put it in the net. Chiasson jumped on a loose puck, a deflected pass that went off Mark Scheifele's skate in front of Winnipeg's net, and scored to help the Ottawa Senators edge the Jets 2-1 on Wednesday night. ''It was a lucky bounce there,'' Chiasson said of his eighth goal of the season. Continue to Article
March 30, 2016 11:48:pm EST
Ask Mark Stone of the Ottawa Senators what it feels like to be runover by an 18-wheeler at full speed. The hit delivered by Dustin Byfuglien on Stone is going to live on in highlight reels forever as one of the hardest clean checks the league has seen in a while. Stone has his head down as he plays the puck along the boards. Dustin Byfuglien delivers a clean body check at full speed that knocks the Ottawa forward down to the ice. While the Senators were not pleased with their second leading scorer being steamrolled, the check was clean and no penalty was called on the play. Stone skated off the ice immediately with the trainer in tow. He returned about five minutes later, and played one shift for 51-seconds. The period ended shortly thereafter. Prior to the start of the third period, Ottawa reported Stone would not return for the final frame due to a chest injury. Gord Wilson of TSN 1200 and SensTV released additional information after the game: After the 2nd period hit, mark stone will be evaluated at a winnipeg hospital and will not travel to minnesota. Chest injury-not concussion. — gord wilson (@gordwilson) March 31, 2016 Hopefully this is just precautionary, and Stone will be okay. No sense risking his future health for a season that is on the verge of being over. - - - - - - - Jen Neale is an editor for Puck Daddy on Yahoo Sports. Have a tip? Email her at puckdaddyblog@yahoo.com or follow her on Twitter! Follow @MsJenNeale_PD . MORE FROM YAHOO HOCKEY: Continue to Article
March 30, 2016 9:58:pm EST
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