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Match Report

Jason Spezza nets hat trick as Senators win in OT to end 4-game skid

Cory Conacher scored at 2:48 of overtime, Jason Spezza completed a natural hat trick to erase a two-goal deficit and the Ottawa Senators ended a four-game losing streak with a 4-3 win over the Phoenix Coyotes on Tuesday night.

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Last five matches

DateOppResultCompetition
11/12/26 vs Colorado Avalanche W 4-3 NHL
11/10/26 vs Washington Capitals L 2-3 NHL
11/7/26 vs Utah Mammoth W 4-2 NHL
11/4/26 @ Buffalo Sabres W 2-1 NHL
11/1/26 @ Anaheim Ducks L 3-6 NHL
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Team Stats

OTT PHX
10
Blocked Shots
12
27
Hits
33
1
Takeaways
6
32
Shots
37
1
Power Play Goals
1
3
Power Play Opportunities
4
33.3
Power Play Percentage
25.0
0
Short Handed Goals
0
0
Shootout Goals
0
32
Faceoffs Won
40
0.0
Faceoff Win Percent
0.0
4
Giveaways
5
4
Total Penalties
2
8
Penalty Minutes
4

Head to Head

OTT leads series 1-0

OTT Last 5 matchups PHX
  1. 3 Final/OT 2013-12-21 @ OTT 4
  2. 4 Final/OT 2013-10-16 @ PHX 3

Injuries

Phoenix Coyotes

Ottawa Senators

  • Nick Cousins Out
  • Andre Burakovsky Injured Reserve
  • Warren Foegele Injured Reserve
  • William Eklund Injured Reserve

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