Sunday, March 8, 2015

Senators blow big lead, beat Flames 5-4 in shootout

Final SO
Series (Game 2 of 2)

Flames 4

(36-25-5, 77 pts)

Senators 5

(30-23-11, 71 pts)





7:00PM,EST,March 8,2015
Canadian Tire Centre, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

1 2 3 SO T
CGY 0 0 4 04
OTT 2 2 0 15
E. Karlsson (Senators - D): Goals: 0, Assists: 0
K. Russell (D):
M. Hoffman (Senators - LW): Goals: 1, Assists: 0
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Associated Press
OTTAWA, Ontario -- Erik Karlsson scored the winner in the sixth round of the shootout as the Ottawa Senators defeated the Calgary Flames 5-4 after blowing a big lead in regulation Sunday night.
Alex Chiasson, Milan Michalek, Mark Borowiecki and Mike Hoffman scored for the Senators, who led 4-0 in the third period before giving up four straight goals to allow the Flames to tie it. Craig Anderson made 42 saves in his first start since Jan. 21.
Kris Russell scored twice for the Flames, while Joe Colborne and Mikael Backlund had one each.
With the Senators comfortably in front with a four-goal lead, Colborne scored at 6:56 of the third to end Anderson's shutout bid.
Russell scored a power-play goal at 11:28, and Backlund ended a wild scramble by beating Anderson 59 seconds later and trimming the Senators' lead to 4-3.
Russell tied it with 2:15 left in the third period to tie it and force the extra sessions.
The win was the third straight for the Senators, who have won eight of their past nine and have at least a point in all of those games.
The game was the last in a seven-game road trip for the Flames, who were displaced as the Brier curling event took over their home rink in Calgary. They finished the trip with a 4-3 record.
Chiasson opened the scoring at 12:14 of the first period after taking a blind pass from David Legwand right at the side of Calgary's goal.
Michalek gave the Senators a 2-0 lead with 7 seconds to play in the first with a wrist shot that beat Karri Ramo.
In the second period, after a scramble in front of Ramo, the puck made its way back to the point where Borowiecki fired in his first goal of the season at 2:34.
Hoffman then made it 4-0 at 7:10 and, in the process, chased Ramo from the net after he allowed four goals on 23 shots. Jonas Hiller came in for Ramo and finished with 19 saves.

Game notes


Jared Cowen and Colin Greening were scratches for the Senators. ... Scratches for the Flames were Corey Potter, Emile Poirier and Michael Ferland. ... Legwand's first-period assist gave him 600 career NHL points. ... Senators F Mike Zibanejad extended his career-high points streak to seven games. ... The Flames have scored 93 goals after the second intermission this year, most in the NHL.
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Scoring Summary

1st Period CGY OTT
12:14
Alex Chiasson (10)
Assist: David Legwand
0 1
19:52
Milan Michalek (12)
Assists: Mark Stone, Eric Gryba
0 2
2nd Period CGY OTT
2:34
Mark Borowiecki (1)
Assist: Erik Condra
0 3
7:10
Mike Hoffman (24)
Assists: Mika Zibanejad, Cody Ceci
0 4
3rd Period CGY OTT
6:56
Joe Colborne (7)
Assist: Matt Stajan
1 4
11:28
Kris Russell (2) (Power Play)
Assists: Jiri Hudler, Sean Monahan
2 4
12:27
Mikael Backlund (8)
Assists: Mason Raymond, Deryk Engelland
3 4
17:42
Kris Russell (3)
Assists: Johnny Gaudreau, Jiri Hudler
4 4
OT CGY OTT
No scoring this period 4 4
Shootout SummaryCGY OTT
Shootout GOAL scored by Johnny Gaudreau on Craig Anderson 10
Shootout GOAL scored by Kyle Turris on Jonas Hiller 11
Shootout GOAL scored by Milan Michalek on Jonas Hiller 12
Shootout GOAL scored by Jiri Hudler on Craig Anderson 22
Shootout GOAL scored by Erik Karlsson on Jonas Hiller 23
Shootout attempt by Mika Zibanejad saved by Jonas Hiller 23
Shootout attempt by Joe Colborne saved by Craig Anderson 23
Shootout attempt by Bobby Ryan saved by Jonas Hiller 23
Shootout attempt by Sean Monahan saved by Craig Anderson 23
Shootout attempt by Mike Hoffman saved by Jonas Hiller 23
Shootout attempt by Josh Jooris saved by Craig Anderson 23
Shootout attempt by David Schlemko MISSES 23
 

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