Check out this crazy goal by Bruins defenseman Dennis Seidenberg as he takes a slap shot on net from center ice and beats Ottawa Senators' goalie Craig Anderson. If you're the goaltending coach from the Senators you can't be happy with this effort by Anderson. That was the game winning goal as well.
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Bruins defenseman Dennis Seidenberg blasted this bomb past Ottawa goaltender Craig Anderson tonight in the B's first game back after the All-Star Break this past weekend. It's pretty rare to see a guy score anywhere close to the center ice nowadays, and it's even more rare to see a guy do it TWICE. If you'll remember, Seidenberg scored on Lightning goaltender Mike...
BOSTON –- It wasn't the way Dennis Seidenberg expected to break his scoring drought, but the Bruins defenseman –- and the rest of his teammates -- will certainly take it. Seidenberg fired home a shot from center ice that bounced once and somehow eluded Ottawa netminder Craig Anderson, snapping a 3-3 tie 7:09 into the third period and capping a Bruins rally for a 4-3 victory...
The Boston Bruins comeback from a two goal deficit against the Ottawa Senators last night got a little help from some German engineering. Â Bruins defenseman Dennis Seidenberg blasted a slapshot from the center ice red line that seemingly skipped on Senators goalie Craig Anderson and found its way to the back of the net. Â The goal took place at the 7:09 mark of the third period...
BOSTON (AP) -- Dennis Seidenberg wound up and stepped into a slap shot from center ice, hoping just to get the puck deep into Ottawa's zone or maybe generate a quick rebound.
Seidenberg was as surprised as anyone else to see the puck skip off the ice, then get past Senators goalie Craig Anderson for the tiebreaking goal with 12:51 left as the Boston Bruins rallied for a 4-3...
Dennis Seidenberg scored the tiebreaking goal on a slap shot from center ice in the third period, rallying the Boston Bruins to a 4-3 win over the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday night.
Dennis Seidenberg scored the tiebreaking goal on a slap shot from center ice in the third period, rallying the Boston Bruins to a 4-3 win over the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday night.
Brad Marchand and Zdeno Chara had power-play goals and Chara also had an assist for the Bruins, who fell behind 3-1 while being dominated in the second period.
Milan Lucic's goal with 45 seconds...
Dennis Seidenberg scored the tiebreaking goal on a slap shot from center ice in the third period, rallying the Bruins to a 4-3 win over the Senators on Tuesday night.
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All done in Boston. Far better and tighter third period by Bruins. Dennis Seidenberg with game-winning muffin. 10:24 3d period: Bruins 4-3 Craig Anderson slams door. Partial break for Milan Lucic. But Anderson shuts down five-hole entrance. 7:09 3d period:...
It was a short week for the Black and Gold, but luckily the Bruins put up some great goals against the Senators in their only game of the past week. Which goal against the Senators deserves to be the Captain Morgan Goal of the Week? Zdeno Chara: Brad Marchand: Dennis Seidenberg: Did Zdeno Chara, Brad Marchand or Dennis Seidenberg score the Captain Morgan Goal of hte Week?
A: Anderson…
Just as I was getting to ready to use some digital ink commenting on how Craig Anderson needs to keep up his recent play for the Senators to have any sustained success, he then let Dennis Seidenberg’s shot in from center ice. I think it’s in everyone’s best interests if I move on to something else.
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