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The Ottawa Senators five-game win streak came to an end in Boston on Thursday night in overtime. Still, Paul MacLean's club has rattled off eleven of twelve possible points in their past six games, and are hoping to keep the good times rolling when they head to the Wells Fargo for a Saturday afternoon affair.
A tall task awaits them in the form of a P...
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