Senator wins high scores for the Hurricanes regular season finale – Hockey Writer – NHL News

A meaningless but rather entertaining game left the Ottawa Senator (45-30-7) 7-5 in the final game of the 2024-25 NHL regular season, in the final game of the two teams. The result of the regular season finale at the Canadian Tire Center on Thursday was not the main focus of Senators and the Hurricanes as both teams made it to the Stanley Cup playoffs.

Multi-goal efforts by Adam Gaudette and Drake Batherson, who scored and won the game, helped the SENS get their home fans excited to end the regular season. Both teams managed to escape their full health after Sens captain Brady Tkachuk missed the first eight games with an upper body injury. Tkachuk was excluded from the third stage after the third stage, with only 10:37 records three shots. Thursday’s game was also the 900th game of Travis Hamonic’s career.

Ottawa starter Linus Ullmark scored 28 saves in his 25th win of the season, while Carolina’s Frederik Andersen made 25 saves for 32 saves on Thursday’s loss.

Game review

After the first 10 minutes without a score, there were a lot of moves in the second half of the opening period. Gaudette defeated Andersen’s obstacles 11:55 in the 18th season of the season. Dylan Cozens’ 16 years with Drake Batherson, Dylan Cozens scored a centered pass over the year and hit the senses again less than five minutes later.

Less than a minute later, Shane Pinto gained huge feed on Michael Amadio’s Hurricane defense, and his chances were out of touch in 17:22 in his 21st season of the season. The Hurricane responded 11 seconds later, when Jesperi Kotkaniemi’s quick release beat Ullmark’s gloves to a 3-1 sense. Then, when Carolina Head Coach Rod Brind’Amour’s son Skyler Brind’Amour defeated his first NHL NHL NHL rebound at 19:18, the crutches cut the deficit to one.

In the power play, the senses made a three-pointer after three-pointers, while the Hurricanes trailed Ottawa 3-2 after 20 minutes.

In just 50 seconds of the second stage, Carolina scored in a power match when Andrei Svechnikov hit a hit on Ullmark outside the 20th of the season. Then, Jack Roslovic, Carolina’s fourth goal was scored when he hit a 4-3 lead in season 22 of the season. Less than two minutes after the Carolina Cycle 2 attack, Tyson Jost intercepted Hamonic’s liquidation attempt and hit Ullmark for the fourth time this season.

Ottawa failed to take advantage of the third final opportunity, scoring for the second time when Carolina beat them 13-9.

SENS made a comeback with his own multiple goals in the third inning, and Gaudette scored his second goal of the night from Gaudette, shooting directly in the offensive zone standoff, beating Andersen’s short side 4:17 in the third inning, making it a one-goal match. Batherson tied the game with a forward-ranked defender in the 25th season of the season and the tenth goal of the game.

When Tim Stützle spotted the Bathor in front of the net, Ottawa would lead the power game, where he beat Andersen at the 13:38 night. Stützle will also score with a huge end-to-end rush in his 24 end-to-end sprints this season and his fourth goal in the final period.

Both teams will start the playoffs on Sunday (April 17) as the Hurricanes will host the New Jersey Devils and the Senators will travel to Toronto for the first battle in Ontario since 2004.