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Senators Sink Maple Leafs 5-2

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Ottawa Senators secure a 5-2 win over Toronto Maple Leafs, with five different players scoring. The Senators have won four of their last five games, improving to 36-24-9. Toronto, on the other hand, has lost three straight, with Joseph Woll making 38 saves. Ottawas Jordan Spence and Tyler Kleven each had two assists, while Linus Ullmark faced just 14 shots. Anthony Stolarz, Torontos expected starter, was taken to the hospital with a puck to the throat but is expected to be fine.

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Senators Sink Maple Leafs 5-2

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NHL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Senators Sink Maple Leafs 5-2. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On this March 22nd, here's what's making headlines for the NHL. The Ottawa Senators beat the Toronto Maple Leafs five goals to two at Canadian Tire Center on Saturday night. Five different players scored for Ottawa, including Tim Stutzel, Claude Giroux, Warren Fogella, Michael Amadeo, and Ridley Gregg. The Senators improved to 36 wins, 24 losses, and 9 overtime losses. They've now won four of their last five games. Meanwhile, the Maple Leafs have dropped three straight, going zero wins, two regulation losses, and one overtime loss. Eastern Cowan tallied a goal and an assist for Toronto. Joseph Wall started back to bad games and stopped 38 shots. The Senators have been on fire lately, posting a 13 wins, three losses, and two overtime losses record over their past 18 outings. Jordan Spence and Tyler Clevin each dished out two assists, while Linus Olmark faced just 14 shots and made 12 saves.

Toronto's expected starter, Anthony Stollers, took a putt to the throat during warm-ups and headed to the hospital for checks, but he's expected to be. Fine. Ottawa built a three goal lead in the second period despite a couple of early goals getting waved off. This victory keeps the Senators surging as they chase a strong finish to the season.

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