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Martinook’s Goal Lifts Hurricanes Past Senators 3-2 in 2OT in NHL Playoffs
- The Carolina Hurricanes defeated the Ottawa Senators 3-2 in double overtime on Monday, with Jordan Martinook scoring the deciding goal at 13:53 of the second overtime to secure a 2-0 series lead.
- After trailing 2-0, the Senators forced overtime as Drake Batherson and Dylan Cozens scored in the second period to erase the early lead established by the Hurricanes.
- Linus Ullmark was terrific for Ottawa with 43 saves, while Frederik Andersen finished with 37 saves for Carolina, as both goaltenders made critical stops throughout the contest.
- Officials waved off an apparent Mark Jankowski goal in the first overtime due to an offside call, and Ullmark later stopped Martinook on a rare postseason penalty shot before Martinook's game-winner.
- The series shifts to Canada's capital for Game 3 on Thursday, with the Eastern Conference's top seed holding a 2-0 advantage as the first-round matchup continues.
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