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The force fields in front of the Ottawa and Florida nets kept this game bizarrely low-scoring, especially considering just how many scoring chances each team had on the night. But, in the end, Senators netminder Craig Anderson out-dueled fellow-goalie Jose Theodore for the second-time this season, en route to the 3-1 victory.
Tomas Fleischmann started...
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