The Sens have an off day on the ice, but Head Coach Paul MacLean was at Scotiabank Place preparing for Round 2 and passed along some thoughts on the series they just had, Round 2, and a potential Jason Spezza return.
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Sens GM Bryan Murray took some time today to pass along this thoughts on the Sens after their first round victory over the Montreal Canadiens. Among the topics covered were Jason Spezza's recovery, beating the Habs, Paul MacLean, the team's youth, Craig Anderson and much, much more.
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With the advent of the playoffs came the arrival of some of the biggest, most hardcore Sens fans in the world to Scotiabank Place. People who had their calendars circled weeks in advance knew they’d have their opportunity to take in playoff hockey despite the Sens’ knack for theatrics, which ensured they didn’t clinch until four days prior to the end of the regular season.
Regina natives Bradey Loos and Dustin Gelinas, two roughnecks, didn’t originally leave Saskatchewan with the intention of catching a Sens playoff game — they were coming to help Bradey’s father move. As a token of his appreciation, Dad swore he’d pick up some playoff tickets for them and, lo and behold, he did just that.
Many of you have come across the story of Keila Penner, an 11-year-old girl from Lachine, Que., who was sent home from school for wearing her Senators jersey instead of a Canadiens one.
For those of you who are not familiar, here is the backstory courtesy of Global News:
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It was a whirlwind ending to Game 4 of the Sens' Eastern Conference Quarter-final as Kyle Turris comes up the hero for the second year in a row after pulling off the same feat during Game 4 in 2012.
Here's what Kyle had to say about the goal:
Follow along with Inside the Senate and stay up to date on the Sens goings-on ahead of game four of their first round playoff matchup with the Montreal Canadiens.
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