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Ottawa Senators break comes to an end with loss to Montreal Canadiens

The Ottawa Senators lost 5-2 to the Montreal Canadiens, marking their fourth consecutive loss since returning from a break.
Goaltending troubles are evident, with the Senators allowing 19 goals in the last four games.
Tim Stutzle contributed a goal and an assist, extending his points streak to nine games.

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Global News

Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens take down visiting Ottawa Senators - Montreal

The Montreal Canadiens took advantage of an Ottawa Senators team without its star Brady Tkachuk and started the post 4 Nations break with a much-needed victory.

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Prince George Citizen

Montreal Canadiens draft pick Quentin Miller slams door on Spruce Kings

Habs goalie prospect Quentin Miller makes 23 saves in 3-1 win in Prince George, improves his BCHL record to 4-0

17 hours ago

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Barrie Today

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Rusty Senators unhappy with effort in 5-2 loss to Canadiens

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19 hours ago·Barrie, Canada

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La Presse

Canadiens 5 — Senators 2 | The Canadiens put the brakes on their slide

Looking to stop their ugly slide in the standings, the Montreal Canadiens took advantage of their visit to Ottawa to send a message to the many teams involved in the fight for a place in the playoffs in the Eastern Conference.

20 hours ago·Montreal, Canada

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