Brady Tkachuk scored the winner in the dying minutes as the Ottawa Senators swept their two\u002Dgame series against the Montreal Canadiens with a dramatic 5\u002D4 victory Tuesday night.
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The club didn’t make this night easy on themselves. Only 2:02 after Stutzle’s second of the night on the power play gave the Senators a 4-3 advantage, Rafael Harvey-Pinard tied it up 4-4 with his second goal of the game. Earlier, he had tied it up 3-3 at 11:02.“It’s a lot of fun playing right now,” Stutzle told reporters in Montreal. “Getting a couple of middle fingers from fans, we all know loves it. That was awesome. Four wins before the break means we can go into the break positive and happy.
The only choice for Smith was to go back to Anton Forsberg, but he wasn’t at his best in this one, but Montreal’s Jake Allen wasn’t great, either. Former Senators winger Mike Hoffman made the third period interesting by scoring with the man advantage with five seconds left in the the second. He fired a blast that beat Forsberg on the stick side with a one-timer on a pass from Mike Matheson.Article content
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