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SENATORS (32-39-10) at BRUINS (45-25-8)
Last 10: Ottawa 6-3-1; Boston 6-3-1
81 GP 80
32 W 45
39 L 24
10 OT 11
74 P 101
0.457 P% 0.631
2.33 G/G 2.99
2.99 GA/G 2.31
17.6 PP% 16.2
83.8 PK% 82.4
29.0 S/G 33.0
31.2 SA/G 32.7
50.9 FO% 51.8
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[SENATORS]
Ottawa will look to close out the 2010-11 campaign with its third straight win against a playoff-bound opponent. The Senators scored a 5-2 victory over Philadelphia on Tuesday and notched a 3-2 decision over the Montreal Canadiens in their final home game on Thursday. Trailing 1-0 entering the third, the Senators scored twice before allowing the game to slip into overtime when Montreal's Mike Cammalleri scored with just 11 seconds left in regulation. Filip Kuba then connected for his second of the season 1:16 into the extra period to send the Ottawa fans home happy.
A moment of silence was observed prior to the game in memory of EJ McGuire, the Vice President of NHL Central Scouting. McGuire, who died of cancer Thursday at the age of 58, was an assistant coach for the Senators' first three seasons from 1992-95.
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[BRUINS]
The Bruins handed out annual awards before Wednesday's 3-2 triumph over the Islanders -- which gave them 100 points for the 19th time in franchise history. Forward Shawn Thornton won the Eddie Shore Award given for hustle; goalie Tim Thomas won the Elizabeth Dufresne Trophy, given by the local media for outstanding performance in home games; defenseman Andrew Ference won the John P. Bucyk Award, chosen by Bucyk for charitable endeavors; and Thomas, center Patrice Bergeron and power-forward Milan Lucic were chosen as the first, second and third stars for home games.
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[INJURY REPORT]
The Bruins have no significant injuries to report. … Ottawa is without goalie Pascal Leclaire (hip), defensemen Matt Carkner (knee), Sergei Gonchar (concussion) and Erik Karlsson (thigh laceration) and forwards Daniel Alfredsson (back), Peter Regin (shoulder) and Marek Svatos (concussion).
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LETS GO BRUINS!!!
