Pierre McGuire said recently, while a guest on The Sheet with Jeff Marek, “I’m just wondering if they didn’t miss out on the potential of hitting a home
After free agency, the draft, and the majority of the offseason trades being done, the Ottawa Senators are looking strong in goal, and this is a full breakdown of their goaltending depth.
Along with the growing seed of doubt in Leafland, the confidence is rising within the Ottawa Senators, especially with their goaltender starting to step up when it matters most.
Toronto Maple Leafs fans are starting to sweat. A series that looked all but over a few days ago has seen the momentum shift in favour of the Ottawa Senators.
Two games ago, the Battle of Ontario looked all but put away for the Toronto Maple Leafs as they held a 3-0 series lead. This isn’t the case anymore, as the Ottawa Senators put together back-to-back wins in Games 4 and 5 to send the series back to the nation’s capital with a chance to tie it up and force Game 7.
With a golden opportunity to advance to the second round, the Toronto Maple Leafs were beaten soundly in a 4-0 loss to the Ottawa Senators. Auston Matthews, Mitch Marner and Matthew Knies were on the ice for all four goals against, which included empty-netters from Tim Stutzle and Brady Tkachuk.
On Tuesday, April 29, the Toronto Maple Leafs hosted the Ottawa Senators for Game 5. The Maple Leafs could have ended the series with a win here on home ice.
A seed a doubt has been planted, as the Toronto Maple Leafs, once again, weren’t able to finish off the Ottawa Senators. Game 5 saw Senators goaltender Linus Ullmark stand tall, stopping all 27 shots he faced, shutting out the Maple Leafs 4-0.
Linus Ullmark made 27 saves for his first career playoff shutout in the Ottawa Senators' 4-0 win over the host Toronto Maple Leafs on Tuesday night in Game 5 of their Eastern Conference best-of-seven first-round playoff series.
The Ottawa Senators are well acquainted with goaltending issues. After Craig Anderson left in 2019-20, the team didn’t have a reliable starting goalie until they acquired Linus Ullmark last offseason.
The Toronto Maple Leafs’ return to the Battle of Ontario could not have gone any better. Okay, maybe a 6-0 win would have been better, but considering the stakes that have come with this series, they couldn’t have started the series in a more satisfying way.
This story appeared on hockeysverige.se this week and has been translated from Swedish to English. Between 2000 and 2004, the rivalry between the Toronto Maple Leafs and Ottawa Senators was at its peak.
The Columbus Blue Jackets went to Ottawa hoping to find a way to erase what happened to them on Saturday night in Toronto. Despite their best efforts, they were shutout for the second time in the span of less than 24 hours.
Senators goalie Linus Ullmark prevented Capitals forward Alex Ovechkin from inching closer to Wayne Gretzky's all-time goals record with an incredible save on Monday.
Anders Lundberg, Sweden’s general manager, must quickly pivot to a new contingency plan for the 4 Nations Face-Off. Significant question marks surround the goaltending position as the injury has bitten weeks before the start of the inaugural tournament by taking out two of their top options in the crease.
One of the burning questions now facing the Ottawa Senators is whether their injury-prone starting crease keeper, Linus Ullmark, should be stopped from playing in next month’s 4 Nations Face-Off tournament for Team Sweden.
Ottawa Senators’ goaltender Linus Ullmark left Sunday’s game against the Edmonton Oilers with an upper-body injury, with the club announcing on social media that he would not return.
As per the Ottawa Senators, “Linus Ullmark sustained an upper-body injury during tonight’s game against the Edmonton Oilers. He will not return to action this evening.” The update does not give any indication as to the severity of Ullmak’s injury, but it is definitely concerning for the Senators.
The Ottawa Senators are hoping that a turnaround this season can pay the same dividends it once did for the Vancouver Canucks and end a lengthy playoff drought.
Linus Ullmark continued his dominant stretch in net for the Ottawa Senators on Thursday night, backstopping his Sens to a thrilling overtime win over the Calgary Flames.
Watch out…the Ottawa Senators are picking up steam, and a lot of it has to do with their top-notch goaltender. The Senators came into the 2024-25 season with expectations to compete for a playoff spot, much thanks to the team acquiring goaltender Linus Ullmark from the Boston Bruins back in June.
Linus Ullmark and the Ottawa Senators picked up a huge win on Saturday over the Boston Bruins. The netminder was incredible in his return to Boston and an overtime win included a memorable moment that may not be repeated for some time in the NHL.