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Senators Could Earn Home-Ice Advantage, If Goaltending Doesn't Impede

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Hockey News
Dec 7, 2025 10:53 PM

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The Ottawa Senators are in a promising position as they strive to secure home-ice advantage in the playoffs. With their young core gaining experience, players like Tim Stützle and Brady Tkachuk are emerging as key figures in the team's offensive strategy. The Senators' recent performances have shown that they can compete with some of the best teams in the league, and their success will largely hinge on the consistency of their goaltending.

As the playoff race heats up, the Senators must ensure that their goaltending doesn't falter under pressure. The duo of Anton Forsberg and rookie Mads Sogaard has provided a solid backbone, but their ability to perform in high-stakes situations will be critical. The team’s management is optimistic that their goaltenders can rise to the occasion and help propel the Senators into a deep playoff run.

Fans are abuzz with the potential for a strong postseason showing, especially with the chemistry developing between the team's forwards and defensemen. If the Senators can reduce their mistakes and bolster their defensive play, they could very well secure that coveted home-ice advantage, making Ottawa a challenging venue for any opponent. The excitement is palpable as the regular season winds down and the stakes increase for the Senators.