The Ottawa Senators are set for a rematch against the Boston Bruins after a commanding 7–2 win last week. Following a rare four-day break in the condensed season, the Senators spent two days in practice focusing on team strategies ahead of their game in Boston.
This week, the Senators received some extra motivation with the "Dad’s trip," where players' fathers attended meetings and practices to help hold the team accountable. This unique support aims to reinforce adherence to the game plan.
Coach Travis Green spoke to the media, emphasizing the importance of a full sixty-minute effort as a core mindset. He stressed the need for complete commitment from every player and seamless teamwork to execute practiced systems effectively.
Green highlighted significant work on penalty killing and expressed hope that improvements will be evident in tonight’s matchup. The team also focused on 5-on-5 play and passing drills during training.
"I’m not concerned about the past or any so-called November curse — my focus is on preparing the players for the next game," said Green.
The Senators come into this game after a loss to the Montreal Canadiens on Saturday night, eager to bounce back and maintain their momentum.
Ottawa’s preparation emphasizes discipline, teamwork, and focused effort, with a fresh approach to overcoming setbacks and executing strategies against the Bruins.
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