Shane Pinto scored twice for Otawa senators who prevented Montreal Canadiens from receiving a playoff spot that attracted a six-game win for visitors thanks to a victory of 5-2 on Friday.
The 24 -year -old center gives him 50 goals for his career. Grieg scored a goal and helped Pinto first. Dylan Cozens ended a 10 -game stretching of goals and Drake Batherson scored goals. Michael Amadio helped two goals and tied it to a season. The six advocates also had help, Thomas Chabot’s assistance was the 300th point of his career.
Linus Ullmark won his sixth win at the beginning of the last seven by turning 20 shots.
Christian Dvorak and Nick Suzuki, Juraj Slafkovsky, Cole Caufield, Joel Armia and Jayden Struble scored a goal for Montreal. Sam Montembeault stopped 28 shots when the personal five -game winning line ended.
Ottawa fans, senators (43-30-6, 92 points) at the beginning of this week, since the first home matches played a playoff point before the match was celebrated before the match. Pinto, just 28 seconds after the opening activity, the first shift was added to his joys while scoring goals from the nest.
Cozen took the lead after more than four minutes. Greig, the second period took 3-0 65 seconds and Amadio scored a goal in front of a cake-back wrinkle. Jake Sanderson won his 44th help to set up the game.
Dvorak took one back for Montreal. Armia remained in the second place as she came over the ice on the ice. Although Canadiens (39-31-9, 87 points) had two chances of games in this period, he would stay in this way for about 12 minutes.
By re -direcing Chabot’s shot over the left Faceoff circle, Batherson scored 5:46 and can not transform the Paid Montreal as he scored goals. 78 seconds later, Suzuki, at the end of the senators, a goal created by a weak cleaning of the seven flat game and 12 in 13 extended.
Otawa made Montreal only four shots in the third period. Pinto closed the night on a 2:26 remaining empty netter.
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