The Ottawa Senators continue their impressive winning streak, securing a 3-0 victory against the Seattle Kraken. Linus Ullmark shines in net with 30 saves, while Shane Pinto, Noah Gregor, and Tim Stutzle contribute to the Senators' offensive success.
Linus Ullmark made 30 saves and the Ottawa Senators won their fourth straight game with a 3-0 win over the Seattle Kraken on Tuesday night. Shane Pinto broke the scoreless tie 8:02 into the second period, and Noah Gregor scored a few minutes later to put the Senators ahead for good. Tim Stutzle made it a three-goal game at 4:18 the third period when he snuck one past Kraken goaltender Joey Daccord for his 11th goal of the season and first since Nov. 30. Daccord finished the night with 24 saves.
It was the fifth time this season the Kraken have been shutout. The Senators: Ottawa’s offence has been on a hot streak of late and has scored three or more goals in every game of its current four-game winning streak, which has brought the team from a below .500 record to 16-13-2 on the season. The Kraken: Home ice hasn’t translated to much success for the Kraken lately, who have lost five of their past six home games dating back to Nov. 27. Stutzle’s third-period goal put the game out of reach for the Kraken, who simply couldn’t find any offence on Tuesday. A two-goal comeback might have been doable, but a three-goal deficit meant a Senators victory was all but assured. Ullmark posted his third shutout of the season and hasn't allowed more than one goal in five of his past six games. Senators: Visit the Calgary Flames on Thursday. Kraken: Open a four-game road Thursday playing the Chicago Blackhawks
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