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Pinto scores twice, Senators grow wild-card lead with win against Canadiens
OTTAWA -- Shane Pinto scored twice, and the Ottawa Senators expanded their lead for the first wild card into the Stanley Cup Playoffs from the Eastern Conference with a 5-2 win against the Montreal Canadiens at Canadian Tire Centre on Friday. “A great atmosphere, kind of like a playoff-like atmosphere,” Pinto said. “It was fun. A good win.”
An Ounce of Prevention: Shane Pinto Scores Twice As Senators Defeat Canadiens 5-2 Friday Night
The Ottawa Senators were in full prevention mode on Friday night. They prevented the Montreal Canadiens from extending their six-game winning streak, from clinching a playoff spot, and from sweeping their season series four straight.
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