Krejci won't play for Bruins on Saturday, Miller day-to-day

And completing a night of all-overtime hockey, the Anaheim Ducks and Calgary Flames also needed sudden death to decide things in Calgary last night, and Corey Perry made the Flames pay for blowing a three goal lead in regulation, scoring the game victor in OT to give the Ducks a 5-4 win and putting Calgary on the brink of elimination, down now three games to none. "There's a balance we can and that's when we're at our best". "I don't have an answer for that but it's a bad start and they took advantage of us being flat". He didn't put enough force behind the pass, however, and Dominic Moore gathered up the puck and moved it in front to Schaller, who fired it home as Anderson tried to get back.

This time of the year is seen by most, if not all, as a time to show happiness, to be able to thaw from a winter of discontent. "Obviously, we're going to look at some video and talk about it".

"They're going to come out hard in their building". With centers David Krejci and Noel Acciari, along with defensemen Torey Krug and Brandon Carlo, already out of the lineup, the team was dealt another blow on Wednesday night when fellow blueliner Colin Miller went down in the second period with a leg injury. Tonight, the Senators jumped up to a 3-0 lead less than 24 minutes into the game. "Once they called it, it's our job to kill".

"There's just a few minor things". "And then the third was, you know, more of the same".

"It was tough. You've got to stay postive as much as you can", Hoffman said.

"It's been a pretty physical series all three games, so we've had some good runs at them". The goal was MacArthur's first since April 19, 2015.

"The second period we didn't really come out the way that we wanted and we needed a response and I think that we definitely gave them that in the third", Karlsson said.

The Senators struck for two goals in 25 seconds in the first period, with Karlsson setting up both.

"We didn't play the full 60 minutes again", said captain Erik Karlsson. "We seem to thrive on the road". The number eight seeded Leafs now have a two games to one lead over the Capitals, who finished with the league's best record this season but are pulling their old trick of falling apart in the playoffs.

Neither team had scored a goal in the opening period in either of the first two games, but the Senators quickly halted that anomaly. Did they "dominate", "thrash", or "spank" the other team?

Riley Nash had his baseball hat pulled down low over his eyes when speaking in the Bruins dressing room following their 4-3 OT loss to the Ottawa Senators in Game 3 of their first round playoff series. The Sens also went down a defender after Mark Borowiecki fell awkwardly into the boards and hobbled off the ice in the first. "We all saw it. We've got all our depth, and everybody else is healthy, so if we need to use it there'll be no need to wait, we'll do it for sure", Boucher said.

Methot logged 18:12 ice time Saturday in his first game since March 23 and had a game-high seven hits. "They got the lead and we were playing catch-up after that".

"Every game is a new game and it's a new story".