National Hockey League

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Ottawa Senators 1
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Match Report

Vasilevskiy makes 27 saves, Lightning beat Senators 4-1

Andrei Vasilevskiy made 27 saves, Vladislav Namestnikov and Steven Stamkos scored early in the first period, and the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Ottawa Senators 4-1 Saturday night.

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Last five matches

DateOppResultCompetition
11/8/26 @ Winnipeg Jets L 3-4 NHL
11/7/26 @ Minnesota Wild W 4-3 NHL
11/5/26 vs Chicago Blackhawks W 4-1 NHL
11/3/26 vs Detroit Red Wings W 4-2 NHL
10/31/26 @ Nashville Predators L 4-5 NHL
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Team Stats

TB OTT
17
Blocked Shots
15
13
Hits
18
5
Takeaways
9
35
Shots
28
2
Power Play Goals
0
4
Power Play Opportunities
3
50.0
Power Play Percentage
0.0
0
Short Handed Goals
0
0
Shootout Goals
0
33
Faceoffs Won
29
0.0
Faceoff Win Percent
0.0
1
Giveaways
12
3
Total Penalties
4
6
Penalty Minutes
8

Head to Head

TB leads series 1-0

TB Last 5 matchups OTT
  1. 2 Final/OT 2017-03-14 @ OTT 1
  2. 5 Final 2017-02-28 @ TB 1
  3. 2 Final 2017-02-03 @ TB 5
  4. 4 Final 2016-10-22 @ OTT 1

Injuries

Ottawa Senators

  • Linus Ullmark Out
  • Andre Burakovsky Injured Reserve
  • Warren Foegele Injured Reserve
  • William Eklund Injured Reserve

Tampa Bay Lightning

  • Brayden Point Injured Reserve

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