Not much to say after that game except what a big win in their first game without Craig Anderson on Hockey Night in Canada against a division rival.

Colin Greening was the no-brainer first star. He was great in all three zones, tied a career high in single game points with three and scored the game winner with 24 seconds to play. Greening's line with Mika Zibanejad and Erik Condra was the best line for either team, forcing turnovers and generating chances. They were rewarded with the offensive zone faceoff late and they delivered. Full marks to them.

Coach MacLean was very positive after the game. Here is a twitter rundown of his thoughts:

Post-game thoughts from Coach MacLean coming up...

— Ottawa Senators (@NHL_Sens) February 24, 2013

Coach thought it was a very exciting game... "The only people yelling for whistles in the second period were coaches."

— Ottawa Senators (@NHL_Sens) February 24, 2013

Coach on what went right: "We got a little puck luck and it went our way this time."

— Ottawa Senators (@NHL_Sens) February 24, 2013

On playing the Greening-Zibanejad-Condra line with less than a minute to play: Offensively we tried to give them another chance.

— Ottawa Senators (@NHL_Sens) February 24, 2013

More on that line: "They were our best line all night."

— Ottawa Senators (@NHL_Sens) February 24, 2013

On the players who have come up from Binghamton: They know what it takes to win.

— Ottawa Senators (@NHL_Sens) February 24, 2013

On Greening's healthy scratch last week: Sometimes when you sit a player out you take the pressure off. They can reset.

— Ottawa Senators (@NHL_Sens) February 24, 2013

For those of you who are more audio inclined, you can listen to Coach MacLean's full post-game press conference here on this page.