Carolina Hurricanes and Ottawa senators look at the playoffs, but on Thursday night, the normal season finale has a job for both teams in the Canadian capital.
Hurricanes (47-29-5, 99 points), Stanley Cup playoffs in the first round of New Jersey Devils’i will play, senators (44-30-7, 95 points) Ontario provincial competitors, Toronto Maple Leafs, will meet in the opening round of the season.
Carolina lost 4-2 to Montreal Canadiens on Wednesday night. Forward Jordan Staal, Seth Jarvis, Sebastian Aho, Jordan Martinook and Jackson Blake, defender Jaccob Slavin and Jalen Chatfield did not dress.
Carolina coach Rod Brind’amour, “We were absolutely short -term, but I think only the competition level was quite high.” He said. He continued: “And at least he allowed us to hang out there and make an equal game. He could go in both ways, but his talents took us at the end of the day.”
Taylor Hall and Tyson scored goals for Jost Hurricanes and Pyotr Kochetkov made 17 savings.
25-year-old Brind’amour’s son Skyler, 23. Brind’amour’un 15:28 Ice-time minus-2 and 10:10 minus-2 and 10: 28 ice in the time of Carolina played for Carolina. Fensore’s five shots at 17:13.
“I was happy for him because he won, Rod Rod Brind’amour said from his son. “He played solid. One night he won’t score three, four goals, but I think he was good in Faceoffs.
Otawa, who visited Chicago Blackhawks, visited on Tuesday, can get his captain back on Thursday.
Brady Tkachuk missed eight games with his upper body injury on March 30, and coach Travis Green said he expects Tkachuk to be ready for playoffs. However, it is possible for Tkachuk to shake spider nets in the last match of the normal season.
“We’ll see on Thursday,” Green said, grinning.
“We are weighing every decision about who’s going to play and who’s going to play, and Brady is no different, Gree Green added. “We’ll see if he’s playing on Thursday.”
“No, I don’t, I think Brady is good as Brady is. And it will be good to start playoffs.”
Thomas Chabbot and Drake Batherson scored a goal to extend six games against Chicago. Nick Cousins scored goals, Dylan Cozens had two assists, and Anton Forsberg saved 12.
“I think we’ve left them behind for most of the game,” Batherson Blackhawks said. “It would be nice to get a few more points. We had a appearance. But it’s hard, so, we’re just trying to play as we can just get into playoffs, and unfortunately we didn’t go out with two points tonight.”
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