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Senators Crush Bruins 7-2 as Batherson Shines with Two Goals

Senators Crush Bruins 7-2 as Batherson Shines with Two Goals
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  • PublishedOctober 28, 2025

UPDATE: The Ottawa Senators delivered a stunning performance Monday night, routing the Boston Bruins 7-2 at the Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa. This decisive victory marks the Senators’ third straight win and showcases a powerful offensive display from key players.

Drake Batherson and Tim Stutzle each netted two goals and provided an assist, leading the Senators in a game that saw them dominate from start to finish. Claude Giroux, Nick Cousins, and Fabian Zetterlund also contributed to the scoreline, while goalie Leevi Merilainen made 26 saves, redeeming himself after a tough outing against the Buffalo Sabres earlier this season.

The Senators struck first, with Batherson scoring on a power play to tie the game 1-1 midway through the first period. The Bruins’ only moment of glory came from Morgan Geekie, who scored on Boston’s very first shot following a Senators turnover. The Bruins struggled offensively and only managed to find the net again with less than 10 seconds remaining when Viktor Arvidsson scored.

For the Bruins, Jeremy Swayman faced 17 shots and had a tough night, as Boston now sits at the bottom of the Atlantic Division. This loss marks a significant setback for a team looking to regain momentum as they prepare to host the New York Islanders on Tuesday.

The Senators’ performance was particularly noteworthy as it marked the first time since February 2023 that the team scored more than six goals in consecutive games. Just two days prior, they had a similar outburst against the Washington Capitals, winning 7-0.

Fans in attendance were treated to a unique experience as the Senators aired the World Series game between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Los Angeles Dodgers during intermissions, keeping the crowd engaged throughout the match.

As both teams gear up for their next games, the Senators are set to visit the Chicago Blackhawks on Tuesday. This victory is a clear indicator of Ottawa’s offensive capabilities and could signal a turning point for the team as they continue their campaign this season.

Stay tuned for more updates on both teams as the NHL season progresses!

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