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OTTAWA SENATORS (41-27-9) at Winnipeg Jets (37-35-7) Saturday, April 1St, 2017 MTS Centre Winnipeg, MB OTTAWA SENATORS (41-27-9) at Winnipeg Jets (37-35-7) Saturday, April 1st, 2017 MTS Centre Winnipeg, MB Scoring Summary 1 2 3 F Ottawa Senators 1 1 0 2 Winnipeg Jets 0 2 1 3 Shots By Period 1 2 3 F Ottawa Senators 8 11 11 30 Winnipeg Jets 8 9 10 27 Special Teams PP PPS PK SHS PIM Ottawa Senators 0/2 3 2/2 0 4 Winnipeg Jets 0/2 2 2/2 0 4 Game Summary http://www.nhl.com/scores/htmlreports/20162017/GS021163.HTM Event Summary http://www.nhl.com/scores/htmlreports/20162017/ES021163.HTM Goal Summary PER TIME TEAM GOAL SCORER PRIMARY ASSIST SECONDARY ASSIST STR SCORE 1 16:15 OTT Mike Hoffman (24) Derick Brassard (25) EV 1-0 After a turnover in the defensive zone by the Jets, the puck landed on the stick of Derick Brassard. Brassard then fed the puck over to Mike Hoffman, who one-timed it from the top of the right faceoff dot to beat Connor Hellebuyck. 2 3:29 WPG Blake Wheeler (25) EV 1-1 While Chris Kelly was trying to play the puck from behind the Ottawa net, he bounced it off the end boards and it ended up in front of Blake Wheeler by the post. Wheeler then shoveled it under the pads of Mike Condon for the goal. 2 3:40 OTT Mike Hoffman (25) Tom Pyatt (14) Cody Ceci (15) EV 2-1 After Cody Ceci and Tom Pyatt played the puck along the boards in the neutral zone, Mike Hoffman ended up with it and took it down to the goal line. Hoffman then tried centering the puck and it went off Byran 2 10:43 WPG Adam Lowry (15) Jacob Trouba (24) EV 2-2 After a close range shot from Jacob Trouba was stopped by Mike Condon, Adam Lowry was on the doorstep and wrapped the rebound pad. 3 7:46 WPG Mathieu Perreault (12) Bryan Little (20) Jacob Trouba (25) EV 3-2 Jacob Trouba fed the puck down the right boards to Bryan Little. Little then passed the puck through the legs of an Ottawa defenceman to Matthieu Perreault, who was standing between the faceoff circles. Perreault put a wrist shot under the arm of Mike Condon for the goal. 3 19:35 WPG Nikolaj Ehlers (24) Bryan Little (21) EV-EN 4-2 After Bryan Little intercepted a pass in the neutral zone, he passed the puck to Nikolaj Ehlers. Ehlers then brought the puck into the Ottawa zone and shot from the top of the left circle into the empty net. Jets Notes The Jets finish 2-0-0 against the Senators this season and improve to 8-6-2 against Atlantic Division opponents overall. t had a four-game win streak in their final four games of the 2015-16 season April 3 9, 2016. Blake Wheeler extended his point streak to five games (3g, 4a) with a goal tonight. Tonight marked fifth multi-assist game of the season and 10th of his career. Trouba now has four assists over the last three games. assists were his 30th and 31st points of the season, which marks a new career high in points for the defenceman. Bryan Little recorded his 20th and 21st assists of the season. Little now has recorded 20+ assists in nine straight seasons. empty-net goal was his 100th NHL point (39G, 61A). Ehlers reached the 100-point marker in his 151 NHL game. Blake Wheeler and Jacob Trouba each had a team-high four shots. Josh Morrissey finished the game plus-three, matching a season-high he s reached on four occasions. It was his first time in seven games he finished the game on the plus side of the ledger. Dustin Byfuglien played a game-high 27:04, making it his 10th consecutive game with 25 or more minutes of ice time. Senators Notes The Senators fall to 0-2-0 against the Jets this season, and are now 6-7-1 against teams from the Central Division. Mike Hoffman -goal game of the season. He now has three goals over his last two games. With h Cody Ceci has now recorded an assist in each of his last three games. Derick Brassard recorded an assist in each of his two games against the Jets this season, and now has 10 career points in 12 career games versus the Jets (3G, 7A) Mike Hoffman had a game-high seven shots on net. Chris Wideman played a team-high 25:12 for the Senators. Jets Quotes Head Coach Paul Maurice "The way it started for both teams there was an awful lot of missiles, not a lot of floating and they were putting a pretty good grind on you. But we had some pretty good offensive zone time right through the game. We got into the third and I think we just wore their back end down. Lost Ceci half way through the game, that affected them. Then we got into the third and we probably left five [chances] there. We had four or five A chances and they made some saves, missed some nets. So yo pretty strong in the offensive zone tonight." Blake Wheeler "Resilient. The team needed a win here tonight. We played a solid game. It was a bit of a grind in the first period. I think we figured out they were willing to clog it up. Instead of being stubborn we got some pucks in, used our speed and we were able to pour it on from there." Senators Quotes Head Coach Guy Boucher re e of our guys are able to come back, bu Mike Condon .
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