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Season
series: The Ottawa Senators have won two
of three games against the Florida Panthers this season. Ottawa forward Kyle
Turris had a goal and two assists in the most recent game, a 4-1 Senators win
on Feb. 21. Panthers goaltender Roberto Luongo is 0-2-0 with a 2.52
goals-against average and .919 save percentage.
Panthers : Watch
Ottawa Senators vs Florida Panthers live
streaming NHL 2015 online. Florida is
1-1-1 on a five-game road trip which concludes Tuesday against the Boston
Bruins. The Panthers trail the Bruins by four points for the second wild card
into the Stanley Cup Playoffs from the Eastern Conference after a 3-2 overtime
loss to the Montreal Canadiens on Saturday. Florida coach Gerard Gallant
stressed the importance of their next two games. "It's just another
game," Gallant said. "Obviously there the team we're trying to catch
right now, Ottawa and Boston, and the next two games are huge but we got to
take care of tomorrow and see where we go from there. … I'm happy. We're
playing well, we're competing well and we would have liked to get two points
tonight." Luongo made 22 saves against the Canadiens and likely will
start, trying to win his 400th NHL game. Center Aleksander Barkov scored two
goals Saturday for his first multi-goal game in the NHL. Jonathan Huberdeau had
two assists and has two goals and four assists in his past six games.
Senators : Watch
Florida Panthers vs Ottawa Senators Live streaming NHL 2015. Ottawa is one
point behind the Bruins for the second wild card into the playoffs from the
Eastern Conference after a 4-3 overtime loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs on
Saturday. "We didn't come out and play like we need to right now,"
Turris said after the loss. "We started a better second. We got up 2-0. It
was the jump we wanted, we just had a big letdown in the third. We stopped
skating, we stopped forechecking. We can't do that. We have to close out games,
especially down the stretch here." The Senators have lost two consecutive
games after a season-high seven-game winning streak. Goaltender Craig Anderson,
who had been sidelined because of a hand injury, made 27 saves in his first
start since March 10, a 3-1 loss to the Bruins at home. Andrew Hammond had
started the past eight games (7-1-0). Turris had a goal and an assist; he has
five goals and three assists in his past six games.
