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Ottawa Senators Goaltending Surge Propels Playoff Push: Despite Thomas Chabots Injury
The Ottawa Senators are making a strong case for a Stanley Cup playoff spot, with their goaltending playing a pivotal role in their recent success. After a 7-2-1 record in their last ten games, theyre just one point behind the New York Islanders for the Eastern Conferences second wild-card position, with a game in hand.
Linus Ullmarks return from a mental health leave has been instrumental, as hes posted a impressive 0.905 save percentage, 2.35 goals-against average, and a 9-2-3 record since January 31st. The teams acquisition of veteran James Reimer has also paid dividends, with Reimer winning five of his last six starts and maintaining a 2.32 goals-against average.
However, the team will have to navigate the rest of the season without star defenseman Thomas Chabot, who suffered a broken arm and will miss the remainder of the regular season and potentially the playoffs. Despite this setback, the Senators goaltending duo has given the team a chance to surprise in the postseason and build on last years progress.
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